Air in the body
The palm impulse supplies the low pulse; body and neck openings change the cavity response.
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Udu
Low end in the palm of your hand.
The air pulse and the strikes on clay have different jobs. Udu lets you balance them for low percussion, finger accents or a part that moves between the two.
Availability coming soon
Explore the interface
Shape the way you play.
Shape the attack, colour and sustain of your part with the instrument’s own controls.
Contact with clay
Strike position and finger attack define the drier contact sound.
A useful decay
Wall damping sets resonance persistence before output effects.
Inside the interface.
Choose a view to explore its controls. Captures retain the plug-in’s English presentation.
01 / Play
The instrument’s own playing controls.
Find the gesture and resonator controls described above. Compare the same phrase as you change their balance.
Native captures · English interfaceA low rhythm beneath the chords.
Share the low end
Place Udu accents in the gaps left by the kick.
Add the fingers
Answer the low accents with lighter, displaced notes.
Tighten the tail
Shorten the response if it masks the bass or chords.
New demos coming soon.
The audio engines have been reworked. The previous recordings have been removed while their replacements are prepared.
In your studio.
Downloads, supported configurations and pricing will be announced when the instrument becomes available.