Zojuist verscheen er een teaser image van U-he op Facebook:
In de comments zegt Urs Heckmann het volgende:
"We have to start somewhere... and Eurorack is an ideal ground to learn hardware design ;-)"
"It's not about the circuits. It's about the whole process, from PCB design over supply chain over prototyping, firmware development, assembly, stocking, packaging, calibration, quality assurance, distribution and so on. With a Eurorack module we won't go bankrupt if it doesn't pan out, but with a full blown synthesizer we would."
"(we'll also have a new plug-in to show...)"
"We still make lots of software."
"[A Bazille oscillator] would be something, indeed. It's something we're considering if this pans out as planned :-)"
In de comments zegt Urs Heckmann het volgende:
"We have to start somewhere... and Eurorack is an ideal ground to learn hardware design ;-)"
"It's not about the circuits. It's about the whole process, from PCB design over supply chain over prototyping, firmware development, assembly, stocking, packaging, calibration, quality assurance, distribution and so on. With a Eurorack module we won't go bankrupt if it doesn't pan out, but with a full blown synthesizer we would."
"(we'll also have a new plug-in to show...)"
"We still make lots of software."
"[A Bazille oscillator] would be something, indeed. It's something we're considering if this pans out as planned :-)"
U-he hardware synth lijkt me ook tof, maar dan liever geen modular, maar ik snap deze move wel gezien de populariteit van eurorack en de lagere ontwikkelkosten van een los element tov een volledig toestel.
