[ANN] Repro-1

[moscom_electronics]

Very cool! Instant buy for me too!

[david.beholder]

Do want!

[Katzenjammer]

Posted this on a different forum and the first question asked was if the modulation panel will be added? Will this be an option added later on?

[Urs]

Posted this on a different forum and the first question asked was if the modulation panel will be added? Will this be an option added later on?

Final version, certainly. Just not in the free alpha.

[Katzenjammer]

Posted this on a different forum and the first question asked was if the modulation panel will be added? Will this be an option added later on?

Final version, certainly. Just not in the free alpha.

Ah great! Thanks.

[ere2learn]

shortly after the Superbooth in early April 2016.

What/where is Superbooth?

[Gucky]

Hi Urs,
RePro looks very cool!
Ich would be very happy if you could integrate an classical arp and sequencer in the final version.

[knowix]

I'm quite fascinated by it. Out of all the vintage mono synths I have with a fixed architecture, the Pro One is the most difficult to model. It's the only one that does frequency & pulsewidth crossmodulation, filter fm and hardsync (some say it's softsync, but the circuit corresponds with the hardsync layout of the datasheets).

Interesting. I didn't expect it to be that much more difficult than a Minimoog or a SH-101, which have a decent number of emulations and recent ones too.

[Chapelle]

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[Urs]

I'm quite fascinated by it. Out of all the vintage mono synths I have with a fixed architecture, the Pro One is the most difficult to model. It's the only one that does frequency & pulsewidth crossmodulation, filter fm and hardsync (some say it's softsync, but the circuit corresponds with the hardsync layout of the datasheets).

Interesting. I didn't expect it to be that much more difficult than a Minimoog or a SH-101, which have a decent number of emulations and recent ones too.

Neither Mini nor 101 have Sync. The Mini does FilterFM and Crossmodulation though but doesn't have PWM.

The brutal part about the Mini is the filter. We have a(nother) pretty good emulation of that in front of us too.

[Elektronisch]

I think i will pass on this (depending on final result), if it was more like Prophet 5, then i would consider getting

I hope unison will be added, tho original didnt had one

p.s. i hope you wount end up like arturia with multiple synths

i think its better to make paid for upgrade for Diva

[beely]

Neither Mini nor 101 have Sync.

*cough* Moog Prodigy *cough*

Best hard sync ever, quite unique, and also a superb synth architecture for learning - simple, to the point, but good sounding.

[Urs]

Neither Mini nor 101 have Sync.

*cough* Moog Prodigy *cough*

Best hard sync ever, quite unique, and also a superb synth architecture for learning - simple, to the point, but good sounding.

We are eagerly tracking eBay and other sites for nice specimen of this kind to pop up.

[Urs]

I think i will pass on this (depending on final result), if it was more like Prophet 5, then i would consider getting

I hope unison will be added, tho original didnt had one

p.s. i hope you wount end up like arturia with multiple synths

Not sure where I said this, but my motivation is some kind of virtual vintage synth museum, or a sanctuary. This started out as a project for teaching the other devs at u-he how to do things, and it became much more than that. Meanwhile we have a few ideas and a few synths that just don't fit into Diva, either by structure or by other means. There might not always be a product as a spin off, but if there is it'll be targeting those who find Diva too complex or too far away from the originals.

i think its better to make paid for upgrade for Diva

The current research *is* for Diva and Zebra. But from where we're at, it's also not a big deal to make a full product. It would be stupid of us not to

[beely]

We are eagerly tracking eBay and other sites for nice specimen of this kind to pop up.

Excellent. If I still had mine you could have had that.

Unfortunately, I retired it for Zebra...

Really like the idea of preserving these things as they are, rather than adding features just because you can, particularly if the modelling is really well done!