SUPERBOOTH24: Melbourne Instruments Delia

The Delia from Melbourne Instruments takes many of the key features of their Nina synth module and places them in a keyboard. Interestingly it’s more affordable than the Nina...
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[@treennumbers]

It's interesting, I get the impression from the way he speaks about the models that he still considers the Nina to be the flagship, for lack of a better term. This is their 'affordable' model to compete against something like the UDO Super 6? It seems like a more complex design on paper.

[@lookyseymour1145]

I think he said the Delia has Digital VCOs whereas the Nina has Analog VCOs, that's quite a big difference (I have the Nina - mixed feelings but overall like it). Like you say, UDO use Digital FPGA oscillators for tone generation with analog path for sound shaping so similar in that way.

[@Behnan]

@@lookyseymour1145 why mixed feelings? due to the sound overall or something else?

[@paulmint1775]

22 thousands 😂

[@VirtualModular]

He said 2250 Euro, so only 2 and a bit thousand. Not outrageous these days...