Imagine a synthesizer where each note unfolds in true stereo space, with left and right channels carrying independent voices for sounds that wrap around you like a living soundscape. That's the magic of this 20-voice hybrid beast, building on UDO's legacy from the Super 6 but cranking polyphony and expression to new heights.
At its core, four FPGA-based oscillators per voice blend super wavetables with classic shapes, morphable across 64 interchangeable waveforms, feeding into independent analog filters—4-pole LPF and 1-pole HPF—and VCAs per oscillator pair. Dual envelopes, versatile LFOs that can loop as extra oscs, and a deep mod matrix let you route chaos or precision, all topped with bi-timbral layers, chorus/delay effects, arpeggiator, and a 64-step sequencer holding 16 patterns. The 61-note semi-weighted Fatar keybed responds to velocity and poly aftertouch, paired with a bespoke ribbon controller, dual-axis joystick bender, and a panel crammed with 24 knobs, 59 sliders, 28 switches, and 42 buttons for hands-on dual-layer tweaking. Housed in a rugged aluminum-and-steel chassis with stereo outs, it stores 256 presets for instant recall.
Players are already calling it a studio centerpiece, praising the binaural mode's immersive depth for pads and leads that feel alive, though some note the learning curve for its dense controls rewards dedicated sound designers most.
