Dune 3 on sale, should I get it?
- KVRist
- 231 posts since 12 Sep, 2020
Looks like the original poster already made the decision, but I would say yes. The interface took me a little while to wrap my head around completely, but I just learned that if you take your time and measure your steps you can put together some nice stuff rather easily.
Here’s the thing though: You don’t need to take a lot of steps to arrive at something worthwhile, because the sound is so good. It’s just got a presence to it that stands out to me.
Here’s the thing though: You don’t need to take a lot of steps to arrive at something worthwhile, because the sound is so good. It’s just got a presence to it that stands out to me.
Yo Leroy!
- KVRAF
- 14977 posts since 13 Nov, 2012
Dune 3 is a tremendous synth.
Very powerful and sounds great.
What not to like....
Very powerful and sounds great.
What not to like....
- KVRAF
- 18561 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
No you're thinking of Sylenth. DUNE 3 is a Ferrari.....Sylenth 1 is a bicycle.
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- KVRAF
- 1844 posts since 23 Sep, 2005
DUNE 3 is my favorite VST Synth.
I wonder if there will be a DUNE 4 ?
I wonder if there will be a DUNE 4 ?
- KVRist
- 296 posts since 4 Apr, 2021
I have questions is there PHASE option for Dune 3’s Oscilators? Similar like in Vital/Serum (Hive also has but different type from Vital)? From the manual I found phaser effect
- KVRist
- 296 posts since 4 Apr, 2021
Thank you for helping. But I still have some stuff I don't quite understand here
1. All the 8 layers are routed with same Mod Matrix (I can't individually route like Layer 8 differently than layer 6 etc but all layers share the SAME Mod Matrix values?)?
2. I tried the Mod Matric > Common > Osc 1+2 Init Phase (source MSEG1 Destination Osc 1+2 Init Phase) but it the phase amount doesn't change at all for some reason (I did try different AMT values and also tried to use LFO1 for the Source and others but the Phase value seems to stay same all the time)
- KVRAF
- 18561 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
You can select which voices (layers) are affected by the Mod Matrix Source>AMT>Destination in a slot.
Click on the Voice box for any Mod Matrix slot. "---" is All Voices
Here's a simple example:
MSEG 1 affects Osc 1 Fine only for Voice (Layer) 1.
MSEG 2 affects Osc 1 Fine only for Voice 2.
MSEG 3 affects Filter Cutoff for Voices 3 and 4
Mod Wheel to LFO 1 affects Global Pitch Fine for All Voices
From the manual:Bartone wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 3:58 pm 2. I tried the Mod Matric > Common > Osc 1+2 Init Phase (source MSEG1 Destination Osc 1+2 Init Phase) but it the phase amount doesn't change at all for some reason (I did try different AMT values and also tried to use LFO1 for the Source and others but the Phase value seems to stay same all the time)
"Reset
When reset is enabled, all oscillators in the stack start at the same initial phase (by default zero,
this can be changed in the modulation matrix)"
"Osc Init Phase
This parameter sets the absolute starting phase of the oscillator whenever a note is triggered.
As a consequence, it will no longer be in free-run mode. Set to zero, the specified oscillators
starts at zero phase.
An amount of +50 corresponds to a +180 degree phase shift, an amount of +100 to +360 degrees,
etc. While the human hearing is largely insensitive to the starting phase of a single oscillator, the
relative phase difference between both oscillators can matter in some cases, for example when
both oscillators share the exact same frequency"
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- Banned
- 3564 posts since 22 Aug, 2019
The moderator matrix ( ) options for selecting layers are missing some options. With 8 layers there should be many more combinations. Not that it matters much, just saying...
I think whether or not we hear the initial phase depends a lot on the frequency of the sound. With bass sounds we probably hear it much more easily than on the 5th octave.
I think whether or not we hear the initial phase depends a lot on the frequency of the sound. With bass sounds we probably hear it much more easily than on the 5th octave.
- KVRAF
- 18561 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
How many possible combinations can there be, 512 ? It's never been an issue here, just requires a little imagination and planing when working with the matrix.
But having said that a few more options wouldn't hurt but then which ones 4+7, 6+2 etc etc ?
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- KVRAF
- 18561 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
I've used 8 Voices a lot of times and countless times more than 4. The thing is DUNE 3 has two different methods for Unison, well actually three. You can use Unison at the Osc level or at the Voices level or you can use both Osc and Voice Unison.
Here the Spread is set to full which hard pans Voice 1 to the left and Voice 8 to the right. You can then apply Unison to the Oscs within each Voice if you wish.
You don't have to use all the Voices, hell you don't have to use more than one if you don't want. When you initialize a patch you're presented with one VA Osc through a LP Filter which is just about as simple as it gets. But then you have a ton of head room if you want to make more complex patches.
Bring in the Wavetable Oscs or the FM Oscs or the Sample Import...mix them in any combination and so on.
DUNE 3 is a synth that is perfect for beginners all the way up to experienced synthesists.
But again to the OP nothing is perfect so always demo demo demo.......
Here the Spread is set to full which hard pans Voice 1 to the left and Voice 8 to the right. You can then apply Unison to the Oscs within each Voice if you wish.
You don't have to use all the Voices, hell you don't have to use more than one if you don't want. When you initialize a patch you're presented with one VA Osc through a LP Filter which is just about as simple as it gets. But then you have a ton of head room if you want to make more complex patches.
Bring in the Wavetable Oscs or the FM Oscs or the Sample Import...mix them in any combination and so on.
DUNE 3 is a synth that is perfect for beginners all the way up to experienced synthesists.
But again to the OP nothing is perfect so always demo demo demo.......
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