Would like to know if this is any good when producing dnb.. Ofcourse all the guys from the shop will tell me it's fantastic and so on but that's only cuz they want to sell stuff!
So if anone has tried this before and can tell me if it's any good. I see u can modify the presets and make your own sounds of it and save them. But how far goes that? I can imagine you can't keep modifying or am i wrong?
http://www.bax-shop.nl/synthesizer/novation-ultranova-synthesizer/product-details.html
Grtz!
It's quite a nice synth TBH. Great sound quality, keys and the vocoder is quite lovely as well. The software integration is nice, as it lays out all the modules of the synth on the screen for you...however...
There are two extremely important things you need to consider before purchasing the synth:
1. One of my gripes with this synth, like many other similar synths, is that there is a bit of menu digging and button pushing to be done when accessing parameters (OSC rather than having a full stock of dedicated knobs, switches etc. I'm also a realist, so I understand that implementing the full set of pots, sliders, etc. would exponentially increase the cost of the unit.
2. My second issue, and this is a HUGE issue, is that there is a
very noticeable amount of latency when utilizing the pitch wheel to bend notes–something I've never encountered with a synth before. Perhaps it's a calibration/firmware issue, but it was enough to make me question whether or not to purchase it.
Again, it's a great polyphonic synth and you can't beat the price. To add, it's bundled with Automap so you can control the stock plugins of you DAW (Works well with Logic, seamlessly with Ableton) in addition to several 3rd-party Plugs. If you decide to buy it, just be sure to hold onto your receipt or get a "buyer protection" or "extended care coverage" to protect your investment.
Cheers.
