Uno Synth Pro X - Friday Jam 

Loopop’s videos are great when you’re sitting on the bus, or cleaning the house; you can stay engaged enough to listen but still get your chores done.

They are detailed, but he is a sellout like the rest of the synthfluencers. I would never buy anything they recommend without trying it first

@@AmatuerSynthusiast You are entitled to your opinion, but that's a pretty broad brush you're using there.

@RadNoises I’m not calling you out or anything, I genuinely curious, how is he a sellout?

​@@jasonbeatty831he's not. His presentation is dry but he gives an honest review and his opinion about things

Ditto - hope it heals quickly Nick

From what I recall and what I generally do, it's all set from the tempo of the first recording, or I set the tempo via tap before I record

Nothing so exciting. Electric scooter vs pothole

@@sonicstate Yeah a bit of a anticlimax , Hope you have a Speedy recovery Pal !! And here's a big Hug from all 🤗

Boss Rc505 mkII looper

Awesome. Thank you much!

Similar but not the same, some of the changes are crucial to me.

@@untml for example?

@@NatLifeSounds Better UI with the sequencer as the star of the show instead of the "keyboard" i don't really need. There is a separate power input so no ground loop and USB-C instead of the awful micro-USB that gets flimsy with time. There are also welcome editions like the "baseline mode", the VCA "always on" with the new VCA amount control, separate presets for the sequencer and the sound, and an additional ENV you can freelee send to anywhere you like. Also apparently the sound is not the same, it is extensively refined and smoothed according to Enrico from IK, the older versions are not compatible because of this. He also mentioned that build quality improved.

@@untml I like keyboard version more. Step sequencer its not for synths its for drum machines. Plus you also can connect Uno Pro with USB-C + additional power for no noise, so here is no change. Possibly quality of product - but its time will show. New presets? hmm..for those how doing own it's not so important. Possibly slighty updated sound engine. But it's need test side by side. In fact you can buy Uno Pro for 150+eur now in used market in great condition, like new. Or pay 580 for just getting more controllers? But I can say you - believe me it's still not all controllers that you need for control the synth, in fact you still will use lcd menu same time) first version have a most important on panel and that's almost enough for quick using.

@@NatLifeSounds I much prefer the sequencer. 48 layers of modulations with this easy access really change all sound engine capabilities (like parameter locks with elektrons machines). I have no need for a keyboard, if i did I would use a master keyboard to control it. My most favorite synths have a built in sequencer, many classic synths do, like the TB303 that this PRO-X sequencer can mimic its behaviour with the new bass mode. I meant the USB connection on the synth, the Pro has a micro-usb that from my experience gets unreliable with time, the new X versions have a USB-C on it. You were right about the editional power on the earlier version, I missed that, but considering it's also micro-USB power connection I don't like that as well (the new one has a 2mm barrel port). It's not about "new presets", it's about having different presets to the sequencer and the sound engine, so you can change the sound without changing the sequence, or changing the sequence without affecting the sound. Iprice is not a factor for me when buying an instrument that will serve me for years, I don't want to compromise with my instrument and have something on my table just because i could get it for 200$ less, but I understand whoever do, if what you say it's right about the prices, the older one is amazing value.