Can you go from the Uno drum and synchronize it to the Uno sympathizer and then from the Uno synthesizer to amplifier using only that out on the drums and then into the the sympathizer and then out to a amplifier to do live music
Super , how can you connect it together? Which cable do you use it and where ? I have this two , but i cant found the way yet to playing both a the same time?
Hi DJ. If you connect one end of an 1/8" TRS cable to the Audio OUT jack of one unit, and the other end to the Audio IN jack of the other unit, you'll be able to hear both units using the remaining Audio OUT jack. Thanks for watching!
This video came to my in box today. I had to give an opinion, even though I no longer have a need for this type of equipment. I felt the Uno synth had a nice 80's, somewhat fat, sequencer/arpeggiator/synth sound, probably good for bass lines. However that drum machine should be way better in this day and age. The drum tones sounded no better than the built in drum machines of the $100 Casio keyboards of the last 20 years. My midi Alesis Drum machine I had in 1990 was superior to what I am hearing in this video. Just an FYI in my opinion.
Kenny Burch It sounded bad here. I got to play one in person today and it sounds quite good and is very fun to play. Keep on mind you have a lot of editing you can do to the tone to make it to your liking. I really enjoyed my time with it and felt it hard to pull away because I wanted to explore more.
