
4
Connecting Modules
Urano has different ways of connecting the modules. They can be connected manually, by setting
the source and the amount, for audio and modulation, by turning a knob, they can be connected
via an overview module grid, using the touch interface, and modules in the audio path, can be
added and removed into/from the signal chain, by using Urano's auto functions.
8 Parts
The modules can be arranged into 8 parts, to make it possible to make tracks on Urano with 8
different sounds. Any module can be used by any part, and the modules can even be used by
multiple parts at the same time.
On an initialized preset, the modules are arranged in the 8 parts, each with oscillator, filter, VCA,
effects processor and envelope, to make it possible to make tracks instantly. In the standard
configuration, part 1-4 also has an analog filter included.
Sequencer
An LD3 style sequencer is available to compose music with the parts. It has 8 note tracks and 16
controller tracks.
Sample recorder/editor
Samples can be recorded from the audio inputs and outputs, imported via USB, and edited.
Wavetable editor
Not only can the Urano oscillators 1-4 play back wavetables. Urano also has a wavetable editor
built in, where you can edit and draw wavetables on the touch screen, and, of course, save these.
Connectivity
Urano can interface with other instruments via MIDI and minijack connectors.
Touch display
It comes with a 4.3" touch display. Most operations can be performed via knobs and buttons, but
sometimes the touch display can help speeding up the workflow. The touch interface on
Gotharman instruments work in a very simple way, without any annoying "touch gestures".
Solid
Built to last in a steel box with extruded aluminium sides. All powdercoated with a "Black Sand"
finish, that is very resistant to scratches and dust. All knobs, buttons and connectors are of the
highest quality.