DUNE 3 is now available!!

[tony10000]

I think the secrets of Dune's great sound are the EQs, the filters, and especially the effects.

[C-quence]

That’s why I will buy Dune3 when it contains an fx version of it so I can apply the eq’s, filters and fx to my other instruments. Is it on the roadmap?

[tony10000]

That’s why I will buy Dune3 when it contains an fx version of it so I can apply the eq’s, filters and fx to my other instruments. Is it on the roadmap?

Best place to post is here:

https://forum.synapse-audio.com/viewtop ... 7b8f74b892

[Dasheesh]

This is a PSA: you will pull Dune out of my cold, dead, hands, and all you billions of EDM kids need to stop f**king with it.

[Hemmick Reef]

Dune3 looks like a nice synth... I need to give it another test run as it seems so popular.
I tend to lean towards emulations of old classic synths (just my preference), but how do seasoned users find it when it comes to old school retro type sounds. Does it cover everything well as the sound demos seem to sit in the Trance genre?

[nachenko]

Dune3 looks like a nice synth... I need to give it another test run as it seems so popular.
I tend to lean towards emulations of old classic synths (just my preference), but how do seasoned users find it when it comes to old school retro type sounds. Does it cover everything well as the sound demos seem to sit in the Trance genre?

If you know how to program it, the retro stuff is no big deal for Dune 3. As a "general purpose" synth, it's unbeatable. Besides the already known sound quality, there are a few features that will help you get that retro sound: fine control on unison, polyphonic LFOs, and a distorsion / process unit that can operate before, after or between filters, giving you fine grain control over the output.

I would not dare to say it's the best of its class, but it for sure is on the top five.

[Hemmick Reef]

Dune3 looks like a nice synth... I need to give it another test run as it seems so popular.
I tend to lean towards emulations of old classic synths (just my preference), but how do seasoned users find it when it comes to old school retro type sounds. Does it cover everything well as the sound demos seem to sit in the Trance genre?

If you know how to program it, the retro stuff is no big deal for Dune 3. As a "general purpose" synth, it's unbeatable. Besides the already known sound quality, there are a few features that will help you get that retro sound: fine control on unison, polyphonic LFOs, and a distorsion / process unit that can operate before, after or between filters, giving you fine grain control over the output.

I would not dare to say it's the best of its class, but it for sure is on the top five.

Thanks. I'll give it a test run.

[Danilo Villanova]

Dune3 looks like a nice synth... I need to give it another test run as it seems so popular.
I tend to lean towards emulations of old classic synths (just my preference), but how do seasoned users find it when it comes to old school retro type sounds. Does it cover everything well as the sound demos seem to sit in the Trance genre?

If you know how to program it, the retro stuff is no big deal for Dune 3. As a "general purpose" synth, it's unbeatable. Besides the already known sound quality, there are a few features that will help you get that retro sound: fine control on unison, polyphonic LFOs, and a distorsion / process unit that can operate before, after or between filters, giving you fine grain control over the output.

I would not dare to say it's the best of its class, but it for sure is on the top five.

Thanks. I'll give it a test run.

Also, try the vintage saw and pulse waveforms located in the wavetable oscillators in combination with the vintage synth fikters. I do think Dune is best of its class

[Danilo Villanova]

Dune3 looks like a nice synth... I need to give it another test run as it seems so popular.
I tend to lean towards emulations of old classic synths (just my preference), but how do seasoned users find it when it comes to old school retro type sounds. Does it cover everything well as the sound demos seem to sit in the Trance genre?

If you know how to program it, the retro stuff is no big deal for Dune 3. As a "general purpose" synth, it's unbeatable. Besides the already known sound quality, there are a few features that will help you get that retro sound: fine control on unison, polyphonic LFOs, and a distorsion / process unit that can operate before, after or between filters, giving you fine grain control over the output.

I would not dare to say it's the best of its class, but it for sure is on the top five.

Thanks. I'll give it a test run.

Also, try the vintage saw and pulse waveforms located in the wavetable oscillators in combination with the vintage synth filters. I do think Dune is best of its class

[_ZzaJ_]

Seems really good but I think kiloheart's phaseplants is better than this one?

[AnX]

Seems really good but I think kiloheart's phaseplants is better than this one?

phaseplant isnt out yet, so no idea how you can make a decision like that

[v1o]

Seems really good but I think kiloheart's phaseplants is better than this one?

We will see when Phaseplant comes out. Massive X is also around the corner.

But I will say Synapse Audio have been making AAA quality software synths for longer than pretty much everyone else except a few like NI, Uhe, Arturia etc etc. It’s possible that Dune 3 will be the EDM synth to beat for years to come. Honestly I just don’t see how Dune 3 can be topped at the moment.

[wagtunes]

Seems really good but I think kiloheart's phaseplants is better than this one?

And exactly what do you base this on?

This should be good.

[omiroad]

I still hope to see a fix for the Cubase crackling issue when multi-threading is enabled.

[AnX]

I still hope to see a fix for the Cubase crackling issue when multi-threading is enabled.

turn it off and let the host handle multi