Imagine a synth where two independent engines play together like a duet in perfect chaos, each with its own set of knobs for instant tweaking—thats the magic that sets this apart in UDOs lineup of hybrid beasts.
At its heart, its an 8-voice polyphonic hybrid with dual 4-voice synth engines powered by high-res FPGA digital oscillators delivering clean sine, saw, square, triangle, pulse, and complex waveforms. Each engine feeds into dynamic multi-core stereo analog filters with series, parallel, or stereo topologies and multiple modes for everything from warm pads to overdriven grit, shaped by 3 envelopes, 2 LFOs, and a mod matrix. A 32-bit DSP effects chain adds delay, reverb, chorus, distortion, and EQ, while 8 play modes like Single, Dual, Split, Cycle, Random, Chaos, and Series let you reconfigure interactions on the fly. The 44-note Fatar keybed responds to velocity and aftertouch, with a crisp electroluminescent VFD display showing parameters, sequencer steps, and more; stereo audio I/O, USB audio/MIDI, and CV/gate expand connectivity in a compact 30.7 x 15 x 4.5-inch frame.
Players love how immediate and expansive it feels in the studio or on stage, praising the rich, wide soundstage and filter responsiveness, though some note the panel's density rewards time to master. In UDO's lineup, it evolves the Super series' FPGA precision into a more playful, performative beast.
