IK Multimedia has announced an update to its UNO Synth Editor for the award-winning UNO Synth analog synthesizer.
Version 1.1.0 adds a new librarian feature, letting users browse, organize, manage and transfer presets between their devices and their hardware unit faster and easier than ever. In addition, it provides a faster way to access and use UNO Synth’s ongoing series of custom presets from celebrated synth artists and influencers.
A personal librarian at your fingertips
The UNO Synth editor provides seamless integration and control of every parameter, and allows for easy customization of presets and for preference editing. When using it as a standalone application (Mac/PC/iOS), a newly created Presets tab enables access to the librarian feature. The librarian allows users to organize and move presets, as well as move multiple presets at the same time.
The librarian is divided into two main areas: the Presets Library and the Hardware Presets:
The Presets Library now shows all presets saved on the user’s device, to quickly browse, audition and search. Featuring a familiar and easy-to-use list view and easy folder creation, the presets library allows users to create custom preset libraries (especially useful for designing live sets for performance), and mix and match favorite presets. Presets can be arranged by user-defined categories, and new presets can be added easily, just by dragging presets or folders into the Editor.
The Hardware Presets area shows a list of the presets that are currently on the UNO Synth itself. Users can quickly add and re-order presets from their Library to the device, or store presets created on the unit itself in their library, all with the touch of a button. Bulk transfer makes it easy to transfer up to 80 presets at once, to quickly prepare the Synth for performances or situations.
Professional presets for added inspiration
IK has also launched the next in its series of custom artist presets, also now available in the Editor. With the release of 80 new presets from well-known synth enthusiast Synthmania, this collection now features nearly 240 total free presets from artists such as Haq Attaq, Blandy Music and more.
The new librarian feature in the UNO Editor makes it easy to download and import these presets, either one at a time or all at once. Presets can be mixed and matched, and saved for use anywhere, anytime.
The UNO Synth editor is available as a free download for Windows and Mac, with iOS support coming soon.
More information: IK Multimedia