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Nug Wrangler wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 3:33 pm Triple Cheese XL
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Sheesh... I wished we could do all of that, or even any of it.

Currently fixing some left over bugs and niggles in Zebra 3. Then on to finally update Tyrell N6 for good, with new UI and all the maintenance improvements. While at it probably also adding that long ago discussed pro version of Tyrell with some actual Diva code (Tyrell N6 happened "on the way to Diva", but does not include any of the final code, might be great if it did for a low cost Diva Light). In parallel, working on new Diva modules (one is nearly finished, but we think we should add another - aiming for mid 2027 here). Maybe finishing a side project for a cool little FX plug-in. All of this with a grain of salt, the actual dev plan will be made once Zebra 3.0.1 is out.

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aMUSEd wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2026 11:19 am
Nug Wrangler wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 3:33 pm Triple Cheese XL
Yum - with pickle!
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Urs wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2026 12:43 pm Sheesh... I wished we could do all of that, or even any of it.

Currently fixing some left over bugs and niggles in Zebra 3. Then on to finally update Tyrell N6 for good, with new UI and all the maintenance improvements. While at it probably also adding that long ago discussed pro version of Tyrell with some actual Diva code (Tyrell N6 happened "on the way to Diva", but does not include any of the final code, might be great if it did for a low cost Diva Light). In parallel, working on new Diva modules (one is nearly finished, but we think we should add another - aiming for mid 2027 here). Maybe finishing a side project for a cool little FX plug-in. All of this with a grain of salt, the actual dev plan will be made once Zebra 3.0.1 is out.
Ooooh i hope one diva module would be a synthecon steiner parker filter and another module would be an Alpha Juno... and a dual parallel filtering!!

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Thinking mainly of HIve but relevant to any synth with a mod matrix.
How bout a copy/paste/save-settings of the entire mod matrix?
My matrices have many more similarities than differences.
Difficult?
Urs - Thanks for any consideration - response!

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CrystalWizard wrote: Thu Jan 22, 2026 7:13 am
fjmartin1 wrote: Fri Dec 26, 2025 8:17 am Yamaha CS 80 by U he
Roland Jupiter 8 by U he
No offense intended, but, heck no. New innovative things. Update/upgrades for the amazing u-he line up. Let some other company with the technology but not the vision work on copies of old equipment.

added: Yes to Juce and Clap.
I mostly agree. But there are a few synths that have emulations already but not very good ones.

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jtsterays wrote: Sat Jan 24, 2026 11:47 am more aggressive models like the Wasp one in Z3 or maybe Polivoks
OSCar, Crumar Spirit, Rhodes Chroma


Aside from aggressive filters, I'd love to see an SSM based filter.

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Adding another wish for a Diva sequencer. :phones:
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My wish is that Uh-e don’t add sequencers to any of their products that don’t already have them.
Not enough time or talent.

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Why?
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For my own part, I'd rather u-He spend development time giving us multicore support on Zebra3, rather than adding a sequencer which would have to beat e.g. Stepic to be worthwhile.
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ThoughtExperiment wrote: Sat Jul 25, 2026 12:47 pm For my own part, I'd rather u-He spend development time giving us multicore support on Zebra3, rather than adding a sequencer which would have to beat e.g. Stepic to be worthwhile.
No worries, these things would be done by different developers. We have devs who are specialised in DSP and others who specialise in OS or UI level development. Former would deal with synth features, latter with Multicore and such.

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