UDO Audio Super Gemini - Gesprächskonzert SUPERBOOTH23

George Hearn from UDO Audio presents their new synthesizer Super Gemini in this Gesprächskonzert at SUPERBOOTH23.

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[vryc]

Held off on the Super 6 for various reasons. No more. UDO has my money on this one. Super Gemini, super excited!

[ianperesmusic]

The synth sounds bloody I also want that tshirt 😍😍😍

[wellenstrom]

As a synthesizer designer, he has of course captured the soul of his instruments well and is one with his "babies". Nobody can promote this synth better than himself.

[TheOrganist]

This is a very nice presentation - i have ordered one !

[Musicman-bd]

This Synthesizer is definitely a Composers dream machine and its gonna be on many hit records, Films and TV Productions!! Its worth every single dollar!!

[AnomalyB]

I think more than anything, George’s sentiment and speech sold me on supporting this product. My next synth will be this Gemini.

[nik_elektrik]

I always wondered what my first poly aftertouch synth would be. Now I know. Worth the wait.

[anthonyalexander]

Bravo, all the big brands are lost in space, bravo.good fortune to you and crew.

[dman]

This is definitely an update of the classic CS-80, love it. But my heart is still with the original UDO Super 6, that binaural sound. Had a chance to play it at SB a couple times. Hope one day to be able to afford one, and hope that you will keep it going as your flagship sound.
Beautiful little speech you gave there, exactly what it is about, getting lost in the moment and away from the everyday.

[shogunai]

Its amazingly exciting to be witnessing the next generation of great synthesiser designers come up in the industry. In 20/30/40 years, when we are all old, we will have seen the entire progression of George Hearns work and imagination through our lives. This is still very much the beggining... It's wild to think about really. Drum machines? FX boxes? More amazing synths!? Gives me huge anticipation for the future. I sense greatness in this man.

[inter-linked]

Further proof that you can achieve great things if you have passion. Love this guy.

[fugue]

Bravo! that was fucking great! this is my next purchase for sure. 2024 will see me with a new synth.

[hakanl]

what an amazing instrument and the fantastic presentation by George, and I totally agree with him about the true creative self-expression being about the journey and not the destination.

[lifesynthtance]

George’s passion and dedication to what he does most definitely shines through in this instrument. It looks and sounds absolutely stunning. Seems like an incredible synth. A must have for me.

[WolkenhauerOlaf]

I love this guy, talking about his machines, and everything else. Inspirational.

[mick]

What a very interesting outlook on synths and creativity he has, plus a great sounding synth,

[toddtrillo]

Before I have even heard this synth, it's got my attention just on how gorgeous it looks

[TurnFullCircle]

This has more organics than anything else i have ever listened to. Incredible....cheers

[alanbg]

I have always been envious of " artists " for their practice. It’s their daily work and through it they make " works " Maybe it’s to do with the medium. Gemini as a medium will always be beyond my means but it's colours will from this day on will be an inspiation. Beautiful presentation George. You’ve made a Masterpiece.

[MoonsOfJupiter]

Thank you, George – your reflections on the creative process being the real enjoyment, and not focusing on the end product (a finished piece of music; a song; or even just the framework of those) totally resonated with me as that sums up exactly why I have always loved synths: they are the way in which we can explore the sonic landscape, an infinite journey of discovery and wonder at our fingertips, to be enjoyed in the moment.
I think the Super Gemini is a reflection of that ethos – that the journey is more important than the destination. Here’s an instrument that’s designed from the ground up to be tweaked, adjusted, changed and then expressed through the ribbon controller and the magic of polyphonic aftertouch. All of these are what makes an instrument a truly ‘musical instrument’.
Having been fortunate to have briefly played a CS-80, I found it to be an incredibly engaging and emotive musical instrument and the Super Gemini is clearly influenced by it (as well as, I think, the Jupiter-6, another instrument I love) The Super Gemini really builds on the legacy of both those great instruments yet very clearly stands on its own two feet as being something unique in its own right – a musical instrument for the player’s inner journey.