
The Super 8 from UDO Audio is a modification of the highly acclaimed Super Gemini with the timeless look of a Jupiter 6. The sound generation is the same as that of the Super Gemini, but the Super 8 only needs one set of controls for sound generation. The keyboard synthesizer with its impressive user interface is 16-voice polyphonic and 2-part multitimbral, meaning that two sounds can be played simultaneously. The hybrid sound generation with binaural voice architecture consists of two high-resolution digital oscillators, an analog filter and VCA as well as two excellent-sounding effects. The robust and high-quality instrument is equipped with a velocity-sensitive 61-key keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch and is easy to use and a joy to play, and not just because of its numerous controls. But the Super 8 sounds like no polyphonic dinosaur of old: modern analog and noble digital at the same time, but also a bit British in the best sense of the word. The many controllers and playing aids, the well-scaled parameters and the sound generation as a whole create an unusually expressive synthesizer with plenty of potential for cinematic sounds.

Each layer of the Super 8 has two high-resolution digital FPGA oscillators that provide sine, triangle, sawtooth, square and

In addition to the good keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch, the arpeggiator with the usual playback modes up to four octaves or the polyphonic step sequencer, which stores 16 patterns with a length of up to 64 steps, can be used to enter notes. Both can of course be synchronized to the MIDI clock and share a time signature. In voice mode, the voices are assigned across the board for each layer; mono, legato,

LFO 1, which even extends into the audio range and can be used as a third oscillator, two ADSR envelopes and the comprehensive modulation matrix with eight entries that can be stored in



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