32-bit DSP digital effects chain
Send effects:
Syncable delay with time, feedback and mode parameters.
Reverb with size, pre-delay, lo-cut, damping and width parameters.
Insert effects:
Multi-mode distortion.
Chorus with rate, depth, mix and delay parameters.
EQ with adjustable low shelf, high shelf and mid parametric bands.
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According to Musicradar: DMNO will retail at £2,499/€2,969/$3,500 and will be available later in the year.
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Hello friends so black and white are bother available during release ?
Sounds like an Oberheim. The white definitely makes me feel like I’m programming an 8 voice SEM.
Love it or hate it, George did something interesting and new again. I just wonder if the oscillators are the same DDS used on other UDO synths.
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Sonic State also… looking forwards to hearing this
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I think he is in exactly the same spot as last time.
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Is this Loopop with the black shirt?
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What I’ve learned is that you pronounce the Os 
what happened… i do like the sound of an UDO synth…
“Made for fun and play.”
Wow – at about 4:12 in that video there’s some serious sub-bass tones. My subwoofer sprung to attention.
The architecture on this looks awesome and very flexible. Bi-timbrality, complex oscillator, etc. Very modular inspired.
Love the combination of analog and digital I/O they’ve designed. A couple of CV outputs too.
This just moved to the top of my “saving for” list…
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Synth and audio processor.
Tremendous lot of flexibility with this synth.
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Is there wavetables?
That’s DivKid who was doing the interviewing, he’s got a whole stage named after him and is interviewing a ton of different people during Machina Bristronica
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Well. I’m 100% convinced by the sound of it and the flexibility of the architecture. It’s a synth for people who geek out pushing it into weird places.
He acknowledged that while they’re manufacturing the hardware now the software is still being worked on and some of the weirder features have been disabled for the show so people don’t get into odd places and have a bad impression. Looking forward to seeing how this ends up at release. Probably the most appealing polysynth for me right now.
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Wonder if you can assign the voices flexibly between domino 1 and 2 (e.g. 0/8, 2/6, 4/4, 6/2, 8/0) or if it’s hardwired to 4 voices each.
The beautiful screen, additional send/insert FX, flexible routing and USB interface would be amazing on the Super 8 as well and make it pretty much the perfect synth.
This is triggering my inner Pink Floyd. Would be great for experimental music design.
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