Neuzeit Instrument WARP - Additive synthesis

I'm just receiving the new Neuzeit Instrument WARP.
Because I'm a bit obsessed by additive synthesis, I wanted to try it quickly...
So here a test of the additive synthesis part of this module.
Yes: I'm not doing a full review of it: only the spectrum edition (and a bit of the SPEC menu too)
To resum, I must admit that contrary to what we may think, the edition is pretty easy and fast. It just need to spend few minutes to read the quick start guide. So it's quite easy to build evoltive and complex sound.
(Ok...it takes time, but it's because there a lot on it, not because of ergonomic issues)
In addition to the WARP, I'm checking the VECTOR WAVE from RYK, which seems similar in some ways. Also easy to use.
And finally, a small reminder of the Kawai K5000R, beast of additive synthesis but too hard to program.

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How many oscs is the Warp per voice? Just one? Menu seems a bit intense. RYK seems ok but afraid of the UI

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There is 2 osc per voice. (and 4 voices that can works together...)
In fact, yes, there is a lot of menus, I was a bit worry too. But finally, it's easy to work with.
And it's not necessary to understand all the module to work with.
There is far less menus into the RYK module, but the "screen" is a bit more "cryptic". Anyway, It's possible to work without the manual.
For both module, the time to understand how to work with is quite short.