UDO AUDIO SUPER 6 User manual

UDO SUPER 6 — OWNER’S MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important Safety Instructions vii
Acknowledgements viii
Introduction ix
Overview x
DDS Oscillators x
What is Binaural Synthesis? x
Quick Start 11
Patches 12
Selecting a Patch 13
Selecting a Dierent Patch 14
Editing a Patch 14
Saving a Sound as a Patch 15
Comparing an Edited Patch to a Saved Patch 15
Manual Mode: What you see is what you get! 16
Starting from a Default Patch 17
Level Up! 18
Updating the Firmware 19
Connections 20
Sound Design & Programming 22
Oscillators 22
DDS 1 Parameters 23
Selecting Alternative Waveforms for DDS 1 26
DDS 2 Parameters 27
Using DDS 2 as an LFO 29
Enabling the Sub Oscillator 30
Processing an External Audio Signal 30
Mixer 32

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VCF (Voltage Controlled Filter) 34
VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplier) 38
Envelopes 40
ENV 1 (Envelope 1) 41
ENV 2 (Envelope 2) 44
LFO 1 (Low Frequency Oscillator 1) 46
Modulation Parameters 47
DDS Modulator 53
Modulation Parameters 54
Eects 57
Delay 57
Chorus 58
PerformanceControlSection 59
The Bender Control 60
Controlling Pitch and Filter Cuto Frequency 60
Triggering LFO 2 to Modulate Pitch and Filter Cuto Frequency 61
Portamento 63
Octave Selector & Transpose Function 64
Master Fine Tune 64
Master Volume 66
Manual 66
UsingtheModulationMatrix 67
Matrix Destination Mappings 69
Direct Parameter Control Mappings 70
Clearing Modulation Mappings 71
VoiceAssign 72
Arpeggiator&Sequencer 74
Arpeggiator Mode 74
Sequencer Mode 77

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Loading and Storing Sequences 82
Global Settings 83
MPE Support 86
Patch,Waveform&SequenceManagement 87
File Name Convention 88
Loading Patches Stored to Your Computer 88
Loading Waveforms Stored to Your Computer 89
Loading Sequences Stored to Your Computer 90
Backing up Patches to Your Computer 91
Backing up Waveforms to Your Computer 91
Backing up Sequences to Your Computer 91
MIDISpecications 92
System Real-Time Messages 92
Channel Messages 92
Channel Messages – Control Change 92
Non-Registered Parameter Numbers 94
System Exclusive Messages 96
Glossary 97
Support Information 103

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NAVIGATION
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
OVERVIEW
QUICK START
UPDATING
THE FIRMWARE
CONNECTIONS
SOUND DESIGN
& PROGRAMMING
EFFECTS
PERFORMANCE
CONTROL SECTION
USING THE
MODULATION MATRIX
VOICE ASSIGN
ARPEGGIATOR
& SEQUENCER
GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
Navigation
Use the interactive index section to the left of each page to navigate
through the individual sections of this document.

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GLOBAL SETTINGS
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GLOSSARY
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INFORMATION
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: WHEN USING ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, THESE BASIC
PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED.
1. Read all the instructions before using the product.
2. Do not use this product near water.
3. Do not operate for a long period of time at a high-volume level
or at a volume level that is uncomfortable. Amplication of this
product with for example, speakers or headphones, may produce
sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss.
4. The product should be positioned so as to allow proper ventilation.
5. Do not operate near heat sources such as radiators, fan heaters,
or other products that produce heat. Do not operate in direct
sunlight or near naked ames such as lighters or candles.
6. The product should only be connected to a power supply as
specied in the operating instructions or as marked on the product.
7. Unplug the power supply from the outlet when left unused for long
periods of time or during lightning storms.
Note
This device has been tested and complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference
2. This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Caution
This product is not user serviceable. All servicing should be carried
out by qualied personnel only. Please note that any changes or
modications made to this product not expressly approved by UDO
Audio Ltd. could void the user’s authority granted by the FCC to
operate the equipment.

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PERFORMANCE
CONTROL SECTION
USING THE
MODULATION MATRIX
VOICE ASSIGN
ARPEGGIATOR
& SEQUENCER
GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Axel Hartmann, Frank Rüel, Mike Hiegemann, Dan Parks, Jasmine Butt,
Ayumu Suzuki, Gaz Williams, Chloe Smith.
The UDO Team
George Hearn, Magnus Hearn, Will Plowman, Anthony Gillan, Kester Limb.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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OVERVIEW
QUICK START
UPDATING
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& PROGRAMMING
EFFECTS
PERFORMANCE
CONTROL SECTION
USING THE
MODULATION MATRIX
VOICE ASSIGN
ARPEGGIATOR
& SEQUENCER
GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
Hello and welcome to your new UDO synthesizer! I’m honoured
to have been able to craft this instrument and place it in your hands.
Synthesizers have been a love and passion in my life since a young
age. It has always been a dream of mine to produce an instrument like
the Super 6 and it has been realised by an international collaboration
of talented musicians, engineers, designers and people like yourself
who have supported this venture.
The Super 6 is a result of years of hard work and many iterations of
development. My mission with the Super 6 has been to harmonise what
I love about archetypal electronic instrument design with modern, novel
synthesis technologies that excel at generating spatially dynamic results.
The architecture leverages the vibrancy of a true-stereo analog signal
path, driving it with extremely high sample rate, spectrally versatile,
digital audio and presents you with straightforward, expressive controls
of superior mechanical build quality.
I would love to see this instrument with the wear and tear of many years
of use. Do not be afraid to use it for what it was made for. Experiment,
play, take it with you, learn it and hopefully love it like we do.
UDO are dedicated to making powerful and accessible musical
instruments, and we hope you’ll take much simple joy from the Super 6.
We have brought it to you, and now the most signicant part of the
journey is in your hands.
George Hearn,
Director UDO Audio Ltd

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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OVERVIEW
QUICK START
UPDATING
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CONNECTIONS
SOUND DESIGN
& PROGRAMMING
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PERFORMANCE
CONTROL SECTION
USING THE
MODULATION MATRIX
VOICE ASSIGN
ARPEGGIATOR
& SEQUENCER
GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
OVERVIEW
The UDO Super 6 is a 12-voice polyphonic analog and digital hybrid
synthesizer. By combining characteristics of the best of vintage-era
classic synths and state-of-the-art modern synthesis technology
(more about that below), it was designed to be a exible, powerful and
immediate instrument that provides you with a gorgeous sound.
DDS Oscillators
Direct Digital Synthesis is the signal generation method employed by
both oscillator cores of the Super 6. At its centre is a clock signal – three
orders of magnitude higher than typical audio sample rates. The clock
signal increments a counter through thousands of indices in your choice
of waveform, selecting the appropriate sample to output every twenty-
billionths of a second with interpolation lling in the gaps between
samples at dierent oscillator frequencies. The samples produced by our
numerically-controlled oscillators are then transformed to analog voltages
by a DAC, one for each oscillator, which operates at the same clock rate
before being ltered by a preliminary analog low-pass ltering stage.
The extremely high sample rate to output frequency ratio provides DDS
oscillators with the advantage of superior phase precision and natural
sounding frequency modulation. It also, importantly, precludes us from
needing to deploy the severe band-limiting that is necessitated by
aliasing constraints of typical lower frequency digital methods. Thus our
oscillators are comfortably capable of generating frequency content far
above the upper-frequency limits of the human auditory system as is
the norm with analog oscillator synthesis.
What is Binaural Synthesis?
In Binaural mode, the Super 6 features a true stereo signal path
in which its twelve voices are twinned to form six stereo ‘Super’
voices. Consequently, the left and right channels, and each your ears,
are assigned a complete synthesizer voice. Starting with the stereo
oscillators, parameters of both channels of each Super voice may be
independently controlled, facilitating you the player to create gorgeous
stereo images. The eect on the sound ranges from subtle to extreme
stereo movement and an enhanced sense of spatial positioning relative
to conventional monaural signal-chains.

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ARPEGGIATOR
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GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
QUICK START
The Super 6 has been designed for hands-on performance and
experimentation. Not only do we feel it is a great sounding instrument,
but also that it provides you with a pleasing immediacy in how you
interact with the sound. All of the Super 6’s primary controls are directly
accessible from the front panel making it an incredibly intuitive and
fun instrument to play.
The Super 6 front panel.
Exploration and experimentation are downright encouraged, so feel
free to dive straight in and start creating your sounds. The best way to
learn about how the Super 6 works is to get involved! You can always
come back later and read more about each of the Super 6’s sound
shaping tools in the subsequent sections of this manual. We hope you
enjoy playing and tweaking the Super 6 as much as we do!

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
OVERVIEW
QUICK START
UPDATING
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SOUND DESIGN
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EFFECTS
PERFORMANCE
CONTROL SECTION
USING THE
MODULATION MATRIX
VOICE ASSIGN
ARPEGGIATOR
& SEQUENCER
GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
Patches
128 patches are accessible from the front panel of the Super 6. You can
edit these patches or use the memory slots to create, store and recall
your own sounds.
The patch and bank select buttons – also used to enter the modulation matrix or to access user
waves and global parameters.
Note: Further patches can be stored on a computer via the USB connection
on the rear side (see page 87 – 88 and page 91).
The patch and bank select buttons consist of two rows of eight numbered
patch select buttons on the left (1-8) and lettered bank select buttons
on the right (A-H). In addition to patch selection, these buttons serve a
couple of other purposes: They also allow you to:
1. Assign modulation sources to destinations and vice versa
(see pages 67 – 71).
2. Load alternative waveforms (see page 26).
3. Access the global parameters, such as MIDI channel settings
or MPE control enable (see pages 83 – 85).
4. Program the sequencer (see pages 77 – 81).

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IMPORTANT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
OVERVIEW
QUICK START
UPDATING
THE FIRMWARE
CONNECTIONS
SOUND DESIGN
& PROGRAMMING
EFFECTS
PERFORMANCE
CONTROL SECTION
USING THE
MODULATION MATRIX
VOICE ASSIGN
ARPEGGIATOR
& SEQUENCER
GLOBAL SETTINGS
MPE SUPPORT
PATCH, WAVEFORM &
SEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
SUPPORT
INFORMATION
Selecting a Patch
Firstly, make sure you are in patch mode. The Super 6 defaults to this
mode when you rst turn it on but otherwise patch mode is accessed
by pressing the button marked PATCH and ensuring its LED is lit.
The patch mode button.
Each lettered bank select button (A-H) gives you access to 2 banks,
and each bank contains 8 patches. Banks accessible by each bank
select button are referred to by the bank letter and the number in their
pair. For example, bank A1 is one bank accessible by bank select button
A and bank A2 is the other bank accessible by bank select button A.
To switch between bank pairs, press the bank select button
corresponding to a pair. For example, switching between bank A1 and
bank A2 is achieved by pressing bank select button A. Note that the rst
of the two banks accessible by each button (bank A1 in our example) is
the bank you will enter by default. To indicate that you are accessing the
rst bank in each pair, the LED of the bank select button corresponding to
the pair will stay solidly lit. To indicate that you are accessing the second
bank in each pair, the LED of the bank select button corresponding to
the pair will ash.
Each numbered patch select button (1-8) gives you access to 8 patches
within a selected bank. Patches in the selected bank accessible by each
patch select button are referred to as p1-p8 for patches 1 to 8 in the
selected bank.
When a patch is selected, the LED of a numbered patch select button
(1-8) corresponding to the number of that patch in the selected bank will
be lit. The combination of bank and patch select button LEDs denotes
which patch is currently selected. If patch select button 2is lit and bank
select button C is ashing, for example, then the selected patch is p2 in
bank C2. Note that when changing banks, the LED of the patch select
button you last selected will extinguish indicating that the current patch
is not part of the newly selected bank. Simply switching banks will not
launch a new patch. You have to conrm a patch selection by pressing
one of the numbered buttons after a new bank is selected.

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MIDI SPECIFICATIONS
GLOSSARY
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Selecting a Dierent Patch
Let’s say you’d like to select patch p8 in bank B1:
1. Make sure that the PATCH button’s LED is lit. If not then
press PATCH.
1. Press the bank select button on the right marked B. If its LED is
ashing, you are in bank B2. Press bank select button Bagain and
its LED will become solidly lit. You have now entered bank B1.
2. Press the patch select button on the left marked 8. Patches are
only loaded on release of patch select buttons. The LED of the
patch select button corresponding to the patch you selected will
then light up.
You have now selected patch p8 in bank B1. Using this simple two-
button system, it’s easy to access all of the stored patches. Note that
if you attempt to access a patch that isn’t saved on the disk drive, the
corresponding patch select button’s LED will not light. Why not spend
some time selecting dierent patches to get a avour of the sounds the
Super 6 is capable of producing?
Editing a Patch
The Super 6 has been designed to allow for quick and enjoyable patch
editing. The instrument’s control panel is split into two horizontal halves.
The bottom half provides plenty of performance controls, whereas the top
raised panel mainly consists of sound shaping controls. There are three
main types of control elements:
Editing a patch is as easy as turning rotary controls, moving faders
and toggling switches. Any gesture applied to a control element will have
an immediate eect on the sound. Note that when editing a sound – any
lit patch select button LEDs will ash, indicating that you are editing a
sound. See the section below on comparing edited sounds to saved
patches for a description of how to switch between edited sounds and
saved patches. Keep experimenting, and once you have created a sound
you like, it’s time to save it.
Rotary Controls Faders Toggle switches

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Saving a Sound as a Patch
Saving a sound as a patch is similar to selecting patches. Be aware
that saving a sound will overwrite the sound previously saved to that
memory location. The Super 6 allows you to compare your modied
or newly created sound to the original patch by using the compare
function (see the following section “Comparing an Edited Patch to
a Saved Patch”).
To save a sound as a patch:
1. Choose and press a bank select button on the right. If you wish
to access the other bank associated with the bank select button
press it again. You can toggle between banks associated with
each bank select button by pressing that bank select button.
A solidly lit LED in the button means that the rst bank associated
with that bank select button is selected. A ashing LED in the
button means that the second bank associated with that bank
select button is selected.
2. Press and hold a patch select button of your choice on the left for
3 seconds. All of the patch and bank select button LEDs will ash
once to signal that your sound is now saved.
Comparing an Edited Sound to a Saved Patch
Comparing an edited sound to a saved patch can be very useful
during the creation of sounds. This option allows you to compare
sounds before committing to saving and overwriting any patches
you might still have good use for.
Press a patch select button to load a saved patch. Press the same
patch select button again to return to the sound you were editing.
Pressing the PATCH button next to the SHIFT button will also toggle
between the saved patch and the sound you were editing. Editing
any saved patch will cause its corresponding patch select button
LED to ash.

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Manual Mode: What you see is what you get!
In addition to patch storage the Super 6 also provides a manual mode.
Manual mode is accessed by pressing the white MANUAL button located
to the left-hand side of the keyboard. Entering manual mode ignores the
current patch settings and prompts the Super 6 to respond to whatever
the front panel controls are currently set to. This is a great way to further
understand how each of the controls aects the sound. Beyond that,
it can also be a source of unexpected and exciting results!
The manual button.
To return to patch mode simply press the PATCH button again.
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Starting from a Default Patch
Although stored patches make fantastic jumping-o points, sometimes
it may be useful to start from scratch. The Super 6 provides the ability to
set the controls to a simple one oscillator sawtooth wave, giving you a
basic starting point from which to create fresh sounds.
The default patch settings.
To initialise the default patch:
1. Press the SHIFT button to enter shift mode. Its LED will light up.
2. Press the MANUAL button and a default patch will be initialised.
3. Press SHIFT again to exit shift mode.
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Level Up!
The Super 6 has been designed to be played and tweaked in real-time
and we encourage you to do precisely this on your journey of nding
and creating new sounds. After all, this is by far the best way to learn
and fully understand the capabilities of your new instrument.
For a deeper explanation of the instrument’s features and capabilities,
the following passages of this manual explain all of the Super 6’s
operation in far greater detail.
For info on how to adapt the instrument to your particular environment,
such as using it alongside other MIDI instruments, or controlling it from
a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) or sequencer, we recommend reading
the sections on global settings, connections and MPE control. Throughout
the manual, you will also nd some handy tips to help you familiarise
yourself with the Super 6 and its possibilities for sound creation.
Enjoy!
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UPDATING THE FIRMWARE
Instructions on how to carry out rmware updates are available on our
website udo-audio.com.
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CONNECTIONS
1. Power Switch: Use this switch to power cycle the Super 6.
2. Power Connector: The AC power connector accepts a standard,
grounded IEC power cord and operates over a range of 90 to 250 volts
and 50 to 60 Hz.