Sound designer Anton Anru shared this Shut Up & Play style demo of the Behringer UB-XA synthesizer.
The video demos Anru’s new library of 64 patches for the Behringer UB-Xa Analog Flow. The sound library covers a wide range of arpeggio timbres: warm, deep, dreamy, soft, noisy, bright, dark, distorted, cold, metallic. You can also disable the arpeggio mode and used it as a collection of diverse plucks.
“Since the UB-Xa is a recreation of a vintage classic, this collection embraces its retro character—highlighting detuning, subtle noise, and analog warmth to evoke the sonic aesthetics of the 70s and 80s,” notes Anru.
The library is compatible with both the UB-Xa keyboard and UB-Xa D desktop synthesizers.
Patches & timings:
00:00 Random
01:01 Jitter
02:03 Apollo
03:04 Accent
04:16 Island
05:27 Fellow
06:10 Light
07:16 Land
08:30 Data
09:25 Stack
10:37 Reso
11:34 Duo
12:27 Spot
13:32 Grand
14:27 Clone
15:17 Zen
16:23 Drums
17:09 Line
18:07 Chip
18:52 Rust
19:44 Rider
20:39 Oxygen
21:37 Maze
22:19 Heat
23:19 Hook
24:20 Front
25:11 Droplet
25:57 Prompt
27:04 Clash
28:03 Balance
28:54 Mirage
29:56 Mercury
30:48 Dozen
31:53 Glow
33:09 Oak
33:53 Case
35:01 Week
35:44 House
36:29 Punch
37:33 Steps
38:43 Quant
39:50 Echoes
41:02 Boiler
41:57 Driver
43:07 Mix
44:09 Bait
45:16 Joke
45:57 Neo
47:01 Queen
47:50 Clip
48:46 Glass
49:51 Chrome
50:42 Wind
51:47 Flight
52:43 Spiral
53:35 Nasty
54:09 Toy
55:01 Public
55:52 Marker
56:56 Error
57:57 Finder
58:37 Black
59:40 Pool
01:00:00 Snake
Pricing and Availability:
Analog Flow is available now for $19.95 USD.
I kinda want, but I am holding out for the other synths they are gonna release 😀
For the asking price Behringer UB-XA is a steal for a stereo 16 voice bi-timbral analog polyphonic synth with poly AT… 🙂
This is by far the best knockoff that Behringer has done. They added features, without screwing up the basics. It looks and sounds the business, which you can’t say for many of their copycat designs.
The PolyAT on the keyboard doesn’t feel nearly as good as other designs (for example, the Osmose completely blows it away), but give Behringer credit for bringing this capability to entry level synths.
Has anyone heard the UB-XA to create ambient sounds in the style of Steve Roach? The original has been a key part of his rig for 40 years and it’s all over many of his classic recordings, like Structures from Silence) I’d love to hear if anybody has tried to match his patches or get into that true ambient/space music territory with it.
If I ever get one, that is my goal with it, but I prob wont.