New synth from Novation - UltraNova

[austin_tacious]

This thing is nasty. While there are some multifunction layers and stuff the inductive rubber is so sick. It basically lets you use the knob as a pot and a switch. It is certainly aimed at the dubstep massive and some of the development team is well wired at 140 which is all fine by me. The vocoder is great. It does aggressive better than my XS25, but still does the smooth thing that they've always done. I guess my niggles would be that it's not multitimbral.

It's also an interface and a pretty slick controller and I seem to remember it having automap built in. I like it. I still wouldn't use it if it was in the rack though because my Darkstar kills >

[TokyoMind]

Thanks Timo.
and Also Thanks nutrinoland to Post This Little Tip, Helpful and I‘m Also Agree This Point:

400 would be ok for this......

Haa....

[feedingear]

Automap does my fucking head in.

[namnibor]

Originally Posted by feedingear

Automap does my fucking head in.

There's just something about letting additional software come in and "wrap itself" around everything then expect your DAW to to operate as it should that is rather "Borg-like" and it would actually worry me in what artifacts are left when and if a person wanted to remove it?! The concept seems cool but then again Smartphones are certainly not making people more "smart" are they? Then again, if electricity suddenly no longer worked due to the sun or earth's electromagnetic changes, we would all be using our gear for firewood while guarding our piano's and acoustic guitars from looters for use as firewood...the irony of things keeps me somewhat sane! Automap's cousin is Hypercontrol by M-Audio, which was just "divested" from AVID and whole line has gone under umbrella company where Alesis went to die amongst DJ supplies....wonder how those Hypercontrol updates will work out for those folks?