Configuration menu to set preferences and assign MIDI controls.It also adds the sonic capabilities of FM, modeling of natural. With version 2, Zebra has not only become an even more wireless modular synth. It combines subtractive and additive synthesis with a powerful modulation engine that even smoothly integrates with the built-in effects section. MIDI Learn: All knobs remotely controllable by MIDI Control Changes, also with relative/incremental controllers. Zebra is a next-generation virtual synthesizer plug-in.4 XY-controls, allowing for deep realtime sound morphs.For not much more money one could acquire u-he Zebra or Rob Papen Blue 2.
Many effect parameters can be modulated. Additive synthesis is a fascinating method of producing sound, but additive.2 internal send busses and flexible effects routing.16 on-board Effects: ModFX (Chorus, Flanger, Phaser), Delay, Reverb, Ring-modulator, Filters, Waveshapers, Mixers.Spectral Editor: Unlimited number of Waveforms (including additive synthesis).Play-modes: polyphonic, single trigger, legato modes and arpeggiator/step sequencer.4 syncable Multi-Stage envelopes/step-sequencers.Modular architecture with up to: 4 oscillators, 4 dedicated FM oscillators, 4 filters (19 types), 4 VCA/pan, comb filters, wave-shapers, ring-modulators, noise-generators for each voice - 24 audio modules, 28 modulation sources, thousands of parameters to tweak accessible via an intuitive user interface.It’s layout is arranged so that nothing gets in your way, unless you explicitly want it. Zebra presents you with as much complexity as you need for a particular sound, but not more. Zebra is meant to be the most flexible yet easy to use synthesizer one can think of. All this is done in an intuitive drag-and-drop fashion, without cluttering the user interface with cables. Or you can recreate the structure of your favourite analogue synthesizer. For instance, you can easily combine additive synthesis with phase distortion and frequency modulation. Zebra 2 offers many different types of synthesis and sound manipulation options, and you can mix them up in any way you choose. It combines numerous synthesis techniques (subtractive, additive, fm, wavetable, etc.) with a powerful modulation engine that even smoothly integrates with the built-in effects section. Version 2.0 adds the sonic capabilities of FM, modeling of natural sounds and advanced wavetable synthesis. u-he has released Zebra 2.0, a virtual synthesizer instrument with subtractive and additive synthesis and a powerful modulation engine. Zebra’s modules are divided into Generators and Modulators, and include freely assignable controls that directly modulate important parameters.Zebra is a wireless modular synthesizer that combines subtractive and additive synthesis with a powerful modulation engine and built-in effects section. Which in the end translates to… more fun! Its Modules only appear while they are in use: Add an oscillator to the patching grid and it will appear on the left, use an LFO for anything and it will appear on the right.Īfter a little practice you will find programming Zebra2 very comfortable and lightning fast. Zebra2 is a wireless modular synthesizer designed for flexibility, ergonomy and low CPU hit.
All generator modules, all signal paths, all effects are stereo. Perhaps use that entire sound as modulator for an FM oscillator, or route it through a comb filter -the building block of physical modeling synthesis. Imagine -you can create any additive, freehand or spline-based waveform you like, apply a vast selection of spectral effects, morph between those waves and send them through classic synth filters. It combines many different types of synthesis with a powerful modulation engine. Zebra is our wireless modular synthesizer. A favourite amongst soundtrack composers, producers and sound designers, Zebra2 provides all the tools you need-the rest is up to you. The powerful, high quality (but still CPU friendly) sound engine and the numerous sound sculpting tools make Zebra2 capable of a near-limitless range of new sounds and textures.