IK Multimedia UNO Synth Pro X

The Uno Synth Pro X is the next instalment of IK’s affordable synth line, now they bring over 3x the number of controls from the original Uno Synth pro Desktop module to the Uno Synth Pro.

Featuring 3 oscillators with continuously variable waveforms, going from triangle to saw, to Pulse 50% to 98%, including pulse-width modulation and the ability to be hard synced. Create almost any analogue sound you can think of. There is also OSC 1 to modulate OSC 2 or 3 for some FM freakiness, as well as Ring Modulation.

One of the many stars of the show is the filter section. The UNO Synth PRO X is equipped with 2 filters for its voice that can be routed either in series or parallel, Filter 1 is a 2-pole OTA-based filter with HP and LP modes, Filter 2 is a selectable 2 or 4-Pole LP based on the SSI2164 chip. 

The in-built screen allows you to see all the important information at a glance such as the patch name and what the voicing mode currently is.

There is a tone of features packed into this tiny unit, the Uno Synth Pro X is a fantastic studio, live or portable music making companion.

Key Features:

• Controls:
  The Uno Synth Pro X has a plethora of controls, giving you hands on controls over both the analogue filters, effects, analogue oscillators, LFO’s, envelopes and more. Buttons allow you to swap between multiple elements, for example both LFO 1 and LFO 2 can be controlled with the physical controls + a button to switch between controlling 1 or 2.
• Analogue Power, small size:
  The Uno Synth Pro X is a fully analogue synth with a large range of hands-on controls, whilst having this, it keeps a small form factor, synth noodling on the sofa, you won’t get numb legs, your music space is also your online gaming space for your weekly pirate party time with friends? This slots right next to your computer keyboard.
• Baseline:
  The BASSLINE mode is meant to change the behaviour of the synth to mimic the inspiring limitations of the original 303 bassline. That does not mean it will mimic the sound, since the analogue components and engine is different, instead to mimic the behaviour of some of the controls and the interaction between those.

Specifications:

• Connections:
  - Main output: 2x 1/4” TRS (balanced) jacks
  - Headphones: 1x 3.5mm TRS headphone Jack (stereo)
  - MIDI I/O: 2x 5-pin MIDI Din
  - CV/Gate IN: 2x 3.5mm jack (5V Max)
  - CV/Gate Out: 2x 3.5mm jack (5V Max)
  - USB-C (For MIDI I/O and data transfer
• Keyboard:
  - Number of keys: 13
  - Type of keys: Silicone
• Sound Generation:
  - Sound Engine: Digitally controlled analogue synthesis
  - Oscillators: 3
  - Filters: 2x Analogue filters
  - Envelopes: 3x Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release (ADSR)
  - LFO’s: 2
  - Effects: 10 ( 2 Mod, 5 Delays, 3 Reverbs)
• Power:
  - Required: 5V 1.5A DC centre positive (Or USB supplying at least 1.5A)
  - Consumption (Max): 1.5A @ 5V (7.5W)