Auf jeden Fall! Auch wenn ich kein Wort verstehe , Jp lässt die synths sprechen😁 immer gute Präsentationen. Aber der Kyra ist nicht so meins, liegt vielleicht auch an den Patches..
After watching many videos with this cool gentleman, I've developed a habit to say" KOREEDAY " every time I see something special, whatever that may be! ☺
The Kyra is a great synth, but it's almost exactly the same price as the new Waldorf Iridium. The Iridium is basically a module version of the Waldorf Quantum for half the price, and features a touch-screen and multiple synthesis types. It's hard to understand why you'd buy a Kyra instead now.
Because its way more powerful than the iridium and quantum. Look at the specs. 128 voice, 8 part Multitimbral, 32bit 96khz, all 8 parts audio over usb in 32bit 96 kHz as well. Iridium is good for experimental synthesis, Kyra is for lush rich hifi 3D synthesis
@@alanwomack9948 I think that the Kyra is a great synth, but I'd still buy an Iridium. Yes, the polyphony and multitimbre is better for the Kyra, but the Iridium is one of the most powerful and versatile synths ever made. You wouldn't go wrong with either one, but i'd choose the Iridium.
@@geoffk777 as far as sheer power, Kyra is probably the most powerful digital synth ever made... iridium is powerful too, but it’s very experimental, it takes more time and work to get a good sound out of it... the possibilities are endless though and i think in the long run it would be very rewarding. But with my Kyra, everything I make sounds good, heavy basses, ambient 3d pads, musical stuff, melodies and arps, its more of a traditional synth in that regard and hard to beat in that instance... as far as experimental weird never heard before sounds, iridium wins
@@alanwomack9948 I'm glad that you're happy with your Kyra. I have a Quantum, and I think it's probably the most powerful synth ever made. So I wouldn't trade it for a Kyra or anything. But everyone is different, and if the Kyra fits your music, than more power to you. Certainly, If I was choosing a new module, Id try the Kyra and Iridium both and make an informed decision based on my personal preferences.
I get that it's powerful in terms of it's features. But it's not really got much in the way of character. I've heard better sounds on a Blofeld (check out Arthur Fussy's awesome patches on RUclips)
I guess I wasn’t clear enough. Why only 3 octaves? Why not 5 octaves to show off Kyra’s sonic range. And why not a controller with aftertouch? @@MrJackal43
Even before Waldorf bought it and repackaged it I really wanted to like this synth, but I feel like other synths (I have) cover nearly the same sonic ground for less money. The knob count and polyphony is pretty great though. Now Iridium,; that's a whole other thing. Can't afford that either, unfortunately.
@@obibrenbenobi It was the Exodus Digital Valkyrie www.soundonsound.com/news/video-exodus-digital-launch-valkyrie-hardware-synth - but I'm not sure any were ever distributed before Waldorf bought it.
The 3D sound is unmatched by any other synth in my opinion, and the digital waves on top of the va oscillators make this one of the most unique sounding synths, they just don’t show that on demos for some reason... even the 128 LFO shapes make for some crazy modulation sounds. By far for me it’s the dual stereo mode and stereo filters and 8 part multi that does it
I think they kind of overshot their goal by making it sound too squeaky clean on purpose. I even vind modern Viruses on the clean side of things, but this one just, well, sounds boring?
I only had this synthesizer for 3 days (its sound was disastrous, dull, very bad effects and overall, at a price of 2000 euros, it was the worst investment. After 3 days, the sound became so disgusting that I returned it to the store). hands passed many iron synthesizers. Waldorf Kira was the worst.
You must have had a bad model or are smoking drugs... this is the most hifi sounding synth I ever owned... better than analog keys, blofeld, wavestate etc
Well from these demos the Kyra is really mediocre at doing boring old digital imitations of other boring old synths but that is not Uijie's fault, it's just a really meh product all around.
very nice demo--lovely sounds lovely playing
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A great instrument. Strong sound. Great demonstration. Greetings from Poland!
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Auf jeden Fall! Auch wenn ich kein Wort verstehe , Jp lässt die synths sprechen😁 immer gute Präsentationen. Aber der Kyra ist nicht so meins, liegt vielleicht auch an den Patches..
sound just ok waldorf need better factory patch sound design to showing how powerful it is,
most impressed part in the video at 8:50
氏家と手をつなげたい
I Wish I Could Hold Hands With Ujiie
Thank you. The Kyra is a monster synth. Simpel as that.
Greetings from Italy!
After watching many videos with this cool gentleman, I've developed a habit to say" KOREEDAY " every time I see something special, whatever that may be! ☺
great demo and great synth!
巨匠、氏家氏をシンセ小僧にしてしまうwaldorfの実力、恐るべし。
I think something is wrong with the CC subtitles? The last episode to have English titles is Hydrasynth video.... which is quite some days old.....?
Why did you not showcase the 16 channels? It can do 3 surround sounds. Using 3 keyboards.
ドイツのダークVAな感じと言うけど、このFPGAエンジンはイギリスで作ったね。KyraはValkyrieでした :)
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よかったね
Very nice machine to coupled at Korg Kronos....
Great demo as ever. I would love to see a korg M3 demo
The Kyra is a great synth, but it's almost exactly the same price as the new Waldorf Iridium. The Iridium is basically a module version of the Waldorf Quantum for half the price, and features a touch-screen and multiple synthesis types. It's hard to understand why you'd buy a Kyra instead now.
Because its way more powerful than the iridium and quantum. Look at the specs. 128 voice, 8 part Multitimbral, 32bit 96khz, all 8 parts audio over usb in 32bit 96 kHz as well. Iridium is good for experimental synthesis, Kyra is for lush rich hifi 3D synthesis
@@alanwomack9948 I think that the Kyra is a great synth, but I'd still buy an Iridium. Yes, the polyphony and multitimbre is better for the Kyra, but the Iridium is one of the most powerful and versatile synths ever made. You wouldn't go wrong with either one, but i'd choose the Iridium.
@@geoffk777 as far as sheer power, Kyra is probably the most powerful digital synth ever made... iridium is powerful too, but it’s very experimental, it takes more time and work to get a good sound out of it... the possibilities are endless though and i think in the long run it would be very rewarding. But with my Kyra, everything I make sounds good, heavy basses, ambient 3d pads, musical stuff, melodies and arps, its more of a traditional synth in that regard and hard to beat in that instance... as far as experimental weird never heard before sounds, iridium wins
@@alanwomack9948 I'm glad that you're happy with your Kyra. I have a Quantum, and I think it's probably the most powerful synth ever made. So I wouldn't trade it for a Kyra or anything. But everyone is different, and if the Kyra fits your music, than more power to you. Certainly, If I was choosing a new module, Id try the Kyra and Iridium both and make an informed decision based on my personal preferences.
I get that it's powerful in terms of it's features. But it's not really got much in the way of character.
I've heard better sounds on a Blofeld (check out Arthur Fussy's awesome patches on RUclips)
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That old PPG sound...‼️👍
What midi controller is that?
irig keys 2 pro
What’s the point of pairing Kyra with a 3 octave controller with no aftertouch?!
Tom Fabinski errr, because it has no keyboard...
I guess I wasn’t clear enough. Why only 3 octaves? Why not 5 octaves to show off Kyra’s sonic range. And why not a controller with aftertouch? @@MrJackal43
Even before Waldorf bought it and repackaged it I really wanted to like this synth, but I feel like other synths (I have) cover nearly the same sonic ground for less money. The knob count and polyphony is pretty great though. Now Iridium,; that's a whole other thing. Can't afford that either, unfortunately.
What was it before? Worth a look on the used market?
@@obibrenbenobi It was the Exodus Digital Valkyrie www.soundonsound.com/news/video-exodus-digital-launch-valkyrie-hardware-synth - but I'm not sure any were ever distributed before Waldorf bought it.
The 3D sound is unmatched by any other synth in my opinion, and the digital waves on top of the va oscillators make this one of the most unique sounding synths, they just don’t show that on demos for some reason... even the 128 LFO shapes make for some crazy modulation sounds. By far for me it’s the dual stereo mode and stereo filters and 8 part multi that does it
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I think they kind of overshot their goal by making it sound too squeaky clean on purpose. I even vind modern Viruses on the clean side of things, but this one just, well, sounds boring?
Nice, but too digital and bright sound.
Waldrof lost their charm since they stopped making their discreet filters
I only had this synthesizer for 3 days (its sound was disastrous, dull, very bad effects and overall, at a price of 2000 euros, it was the worst investment. After 3 days, the sound became so disgusting that I returned it to the store). hands passed many iron synthesizers. Waldorf Kira was the worst.
Sounds like you only used Wavetables?
@@pcuimac No
You must have had a bad model or are smoking drugs... this is the most hifi sounding synth I ever owned... better than analog keys, blofeld, wavestate etc
@@alanwomack9948 Hello. This or Virus Ti2? 🙏
The last sound in this video was so good. And it shows what a Kyra is capable of in good hands.
Well from these demos the Kyra is really mediocre at doing boring old digital imitations of other boring old synths but that is not Uijie's fault, it's just a really meh product all around.
It's not originally developed by Walforf so maybe that explains it.
I dont't like this synth, it is not fat like Roland, Korg..it sounds metallic. I have Blofeld and i don't use it a lot cause to metallic too.
Are u a preset only user ? If yes, than try to discover the synth by your own.