User Manual for u-he Zebra 2 Wireless Modular Software Synthesizer Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the u-he Zebra 2 Wireless Modular Software
- Product category: Virtual Instruments u-he
- Brand: u-he
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for u-he Virtual Instruments
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Product description u-He Virtual Instruments and Effects Read More The Zebra 2 from U-He is a software synth offering the sound and style of modular synthesizers without any of the visual clutter usually associated with such units. Available for download, it's compatible with most Windows and OS X platforms, works in 32- and 64-bit mode, and offers a multitude of sonic possibilities.
A matrix window in the middle of the GUI allows you to instantiate modules and filters, but much of the heavy lifting can be done within the oscillators themselves. For instance, each oscillator sports dual, drop-down effects menus which allow you to shape sound and character without applying external filters. Also, note the editor window at the bottom of the GUI; there you'll see a graphic representation of the oscillator which you can edit by hand, drawing in waveforms or harmonic content however you see fit. In this way, you can achieve both wave-table and additive synthesis, in addition to the subtractive styles of modular methodologies.
LFOs, envelopes, VCFs, and more are made possible through a panoply of different procedures, all of which can be daisy-chained. Thus, you can configure an assignable knob to target a parameter within the oscillator—a parameter which can then be modulated by an LFO in the matrix window, which can in turn be modified by any assignable characteristic in the global window, and so on, round and round, until the sound is as wild as you can possibly render it.
Another feature of the Zebra 2 is its streamlined user interface: if you're not using a module, it simply doesn't show up in the GUI. If you mute or bypass a module, it also disappears. This makes for an uncluttered visual experience. The preset menu is likewise divvied up into useful categories, and you can mark individual patches as "favorite" or "junk." Marking a setting as junk hides it from your view, though a right-click will bring it back. Lastly, should you choose to re-instantiate any module you've previously disengaged, it will appear exactly as you left it, instead of resetting back to its default. This too streamlines your workflow. - Interesting Features
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- A performance page provides 4x assignable XY controllers for manipulating sound on the fly, via MIDI, using automation, and without diving into synthesis
- 4 x 12-slot matrix window allows for multiple instantiations of filters, distortions, LFOs, and other wave-shaping options
- Morphing between user-defined waveforms is possible through the correspondence of a 16-slot oscillator editor and a wave knob located within the oscillator module itself
- Key-gain and key-follow controls distribute different sonic characteristics throughout the whole range of the keyboard
- Multiple drop-down menus provide a plethora of quirky filters, voices, assignable knobs, et cetera
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Technical parametersu-he Zebra2 Specs | Mac System Requirements (Intel) | OS X 10.5 or newer
VST2- or AU-Compatible host software
Multi-Core CPU with SSE2 processor
1 GB RAM (more recommended)
30 MB free disc space
1000 x 600 px or more
Supports 32-bit and 64-bit in all formats
AAX support for Pro Tools 10, 11 & 12 | | Windows System Requirements | Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8
VST2-Compatible host software
Multi-Core CPU with SSE2 processor
1 GB RAM (more recommended)
30 MB free disc space
1000 x 600 px or more
Supports 32-bit and 64-bit in all formats
AAX support for Pro Tools 10, 11 & 12 |
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