Sorry for that 
I’m quite a hijacker
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This and better to have true VCOs … DCOs sometimes tend to be too defined and accurate … the effect of detuning doesn’t give the same chorussing smoothness like free running VCOs. On a Jupiter 8, as example, it doesn’t need a chorus FX to get a creamy pad. The circuits of the 70-ties with their fluctuating VCOs do the job very well.
The A4 definitely needs chorus, delay, and reverb to be smoothed out … at least … it works … somehow 
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i don’t mind the hijack as long as we are still talking about pads
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what do you think about this kind of warm-hotness ? https://soundcloud.com/lying-dalai/40rds
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Crisp sounds in the foreground and rich mids underneath … I wouldn’t call it warm, because the low end seems to be too subtle. For me it’s neither warm nor hot … it’s somewhere in the middle.
at the .20 second mark there is a sweet pad i got out of the a4. The a4 does do pads and chords really well. I guss my suggestion is “keep trying- youll get there”
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thanks man
BTW, in the manual it’s stated that you need to increase resonance up to 20-25 on the F1 to get a neutral setting! I think that is what you see/hear in your comparison.
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hm, i have a bunch of really warm and deep pads in my packs. Did you try them?
This one is very warm imo:
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Warm? cold?
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very A4ish, I dig it.
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Great sound! Has a nice Vangelis feel. Please can you share the patch or at least a how-to?
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Thanks! I share the Kit with delay and reverb settings when I come home from work
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I’m looking forward
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I agree
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It’s taken me a long while to like the A4’s sound.
Now I really enjoy it for what it does.
I dont think I’d ever describe it as warm.
Similar to the Tempest, but not as raw.
It’s got this grit to it on so many sounds, a specific character, some outer space type stuff.
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The Kit with patch + fx settings:
UNIFONO PAD-01.syx (2.6 KB)
Might sound best with single notes (Osc2 is -16 semitones)
Please tell me if somethings wrong with the sysex…
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One octave and a major third?
Sounded minor, more like - 15 semitones, from what I just tried.
no -16.
a major tenth (or major third with octave down…)
And the first osc has a 1 octave subosc active
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Yeah my bad I checked with same tuning as you.
I’m not used to these invervals and its very interesting!
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