Unison Engine
DUNE is an acronym for "Differential Unison Engine". This new technology takes the well known unison concept to a new level. Unison is a classic synth feature which plays several voices simultaneously when playing a note, usually up to 8. Those voices can be detuned and spread in the stereo field. What's new about DUNE is the ability to do anything with those unison voices, or even voice clusters.

Simplicity & Depth
Conceptually, DUNE is a virtual-analog type of synthesizer. Hence, it will be familiar to many musicians who are used to work with such gear. DUNE uses the traditional oscillator, filter and ADSR concepts, known from many synthesizers. The complexity is in the modulation matrix, which is only accessed when needed. This combines fast workflow with great depth.

CHANGES IN DUNE V1.4
•Allows to move effects via drag+drop, in order to change the signal path.
•Updated factory banks with selected patches from Rob Lee’s “Total Recall” Soundset.
•Play Cursor added to the Arpeggiator section.
•VST version of Dune is now compatible with older hosts too, such as Cubase SX 3.
•Mac OS X version could crash in the UI code, fixed.