UDO Super 6 Synthesizer In-Depth Review

In his latest loopop video, host Ziv Eliraz takes an in-depth look into the UDO Audio Super 6 synthesizer.

The Super 6 is a 12-voice polyphonic, Binaural Analog-Hybrid Synthesizer. It features FPGA wavetable oscillators, paired with an analog signal patch.

In Binaural mode, each left/right channel has a complete synthesizer voice. You can detune (and de-phase) the left and right oscillators, amplitude and filter (and indeed other parameters) relative to each-other. The effect is subtle to extreme stereo movement and an improved sense of 3D positioning relative to conventional mono signal-chains panned at the output.

Topics covered:

0:00 Intro
1:00 Overview
6:05 Connectivity
7:20 Binaural
10:00 DDS 1
11:20 User waves
12:05 DDS 2
14:25 LFO 1
16:55 User LFO
17:30 Analog filter
19:40 Envelopes
20:00 LH control
21:25 Unison
21:40 Arpeggiator
23:25 Sequencer
26:10 Mod matrix
28:15 Effects
29:25 Pros, cons
34:10 Outro

11 thoughts on “UDO Super 6 Synthesizer In-Depth Review

    1. reverb maybe, but not interested in having a screen. its a synth that demands and gives a tactile experience imo. it just didn’t seem wanted nor needed.

      1. It’s almost the same price as an Iridium, which is much more flexible and has just as many tactile controls. Shrug, if it was all analog I could see why someone people would want an updated Jupiter 6, but it’s not.

        1. An Iridium (or the more expensive Quantum) would be my choice over this too. Or if I wanted modern analog, I’d get a PolyBrute and not a hybrid analog.

              1. But why compare it to something that sounds completely different? I haven’t heard anything yet that comes close to the Super 6. Maybe that’s why so many dislike it. Not me though I think the Super 6 is awesome, but I also think most demos are terrible. The super 6 is the in your face synth and should be tamed a lot while using it.

    2. a) binaural osc are different from normal osc for having spatial changing acustic field
      b) they already have superimposed waves as a setting, like Roland like super saw

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