You are a teenage girl full of deep insights.darkinners wrote: Sat Nov 12, 2022 8:20 amYeah, I don't want to sound like a teenage girl groupie but what I like U-he the most is they are obviously putting a lot of thought into balancing flexibility and usability in their products.LFO8 wrote: Fri Nov 11, 2022 4:41 pmCongratulations! You can get an absolute universe of sounds out of Zebra2 and it's a joy to use. Folks are getting a great deal after the 14th getting Zebra HZ (and, yes Zebra2) for €99gobe99 wrote: Fri Nov 11, 2022 2:56 pm A week ago I bought Z2. I have to say this is a great synth. He offers endless possibilities.
I hope u-he doesn't ship Z3 until it's done and ready. I'm sure they know when the time is right. In the meantime, I'll explore the Z2. This will take a while...
Which I found it's pretty rare in the industry.
I don't want to name any names but some soft synths on the market are very powerful, literally limitless possibilities but the trade-off are too great that I don't even want to use them. the workflow is not intuitive while it's very powerful but it's very difficult to keep track of what is what, what modulating what..etc.
U-he products on the other hand strike a great balance between the possibility of sound design and the workflow, which makes their product a joy to use or even a platform to learn synthesis.
On top of that, they sound amazing.
