This synth has a character of its own, nostalgic, flirting with “modular”-like sounds. I like it. It would be interesting to hear other musicians patches/styles videos
Offer Delia as a module version and space conscious Nina owners like me would be more inclined to purchase. The green version of the Nina seen in the background is an interesting touch.
Would love to see a 5- or 6-octave keyboard version of Nina with poly aftertouch. Also, would be great if there were more on-panel controls for the FX rather than being in menus; you could employ a similar principle to Delia’s envelope/oscillator control and have three buttons, one each for chorus, delay and reverb, then have three or four knobs that allow direct control over the most common FX parameters, contextual depending on which effect is currently selected. Is there a clever way that the brushless motors could be harnessed to create position-recallable sliders too?
Interesting! I have had a NINA since the start and love it. It's the best polysnyth workflow I've ever used by far and this seems to share that quality. I think I probably don't have a need for the DELIA, having a NINA (though they seem to sound quite different), though I would be curious to learn if it's possible to polychain 2 NINAs...
Sounds reallllly good, and love the almost retro look with the old computer style buttons and colouring Would looooove to use one of these in my music 😍
I really like the layout better than the Nina such as the selectable LFOs and ADSRs, great job! Not planning to get one due to keyboard but if you release a module with the same layout I’m a buyer!
Awesome sounds coming from Delia. I have Nina and absolutely love it. Delia seems to have a slightly different sound but still sounds amazing. I was going to grab a 2nd Nina but may get Delia instead. Love that green button Nina !
At 1:12 “3rd Wave“ I expected the front panel to turn blue! ;) At 2:47 “Namaha CP-80“ I was disappointed; it didn‘t sound even similar to its namesake which I owned decades ago. All in all, the Delia sounds darn good though. :)
hmmm waay over priced and sounds very cheap lol i get a better sound from my arturia microfreak shame as it looks ace ust sounds limp organ or maybe its the dude playing crap sound lol
Totally agree, sounds really bad to me. And crazy expensive for a digital synth with such low voices. I was also disappointed with the Nina's sound. Sold it.
No way. They are 80s tactile perfection. I can only hope they click! In all seriousness though keys are great, way better than the average 2024 rubber button with no travel
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I really dig the computer keys on it. keep up the good work this thing looks sick!
I think the free space next to the knobs should've been filled with more parameters for a complete look.
This synth has a character of its own, nostalgic, flirting with “modular”-like sounds. I like it. It would be interesting to hear other musicians patches/styles videos
Offer Delia as a module version and space conscious Nina owners like me would be more inclined to purchase. The green version of the Nina seen in the background is an interesting touch.
We're listening. Colour options are coming for Delia.
Would love to see a 5- or 6-octave keyboard version of Nina with poly aftertouch. Also, would be great if there were more on-panel controls for the FX rather than being in menus; you could employ a similar principle to Delia’s envelope/oscillator control and have three buttons, one each for chorus, delay and reverb, then have three or four knobs that allow direct control over the most common FX parameters, contextual depending on which effect is currently selected.
Is there a clever way that the brushless motors could be harnessed to create position-recallable sliders too?
@@melbourneinstrumentsany eta on color options? I’d buy orange immediately!
@@chlorinedream you could order blank keycaps of any color and just switch them out yourself with a keycap puller
Finally a synth with table space, good looooord
Interesting! I have had a NINA since the start and love it. It's the best polysnyth workflow I've ever used by far and this seems to share that quality. I think I probably don't have a need for the DELIA, having a NINA (though they seem to sound quite different), though I would be curious to learn if it's possible to polychain 2 NINAs...
Sounds reallllly good, and love the almost retro look with the old computer style buttons and colouring
Would looooove to use one of these in my music 😍
Sounds wonderful :)
Green keycaps NINA looks gorgeous!
Love that synth
I really like the layout better than the Nina such as the selectable LFOs and ADSRs, great job! Not planning to get one due to keyboard but if you release a module with the same layout I’m a buyer!
intro sounds awesome... and then the rest of the demo is in mono! that's too bad
Reminds me of redsound darkstar
Awesome sounds coming from Delia. I have Nina and absolutely love it. Delia seems to have a slightly different sound but still sounds amazing. I was going to grab a 2nd Nina but may get Delia instead. Love that green button Nina !
Will NINA also be getting the ability to visualize envelopes?
Please do a blue version of this! 😍
green nina oh man ✳
At 1:12 “3rd Wave“ I expected the front panel to turn blue! ;)
At 2:47 “Namaha CP-80“ I was disappointed; it didn‘t sound even similar to its namesake which I owned decades ago.
All in all, the Delia sounds darn good though. :)
CP-80 is almost impossible to emulate without samples or physical modelling. It is a electromechanical instrument.
@@gacekwilkooki Sure. But then you shouldn‘t name a patch after it.
You can't be a legit synth reviewer if you don't have a weeding ring these days
hmmm waay over priced and sounds very cheap lol i get a better sound from my arturia microfreak shame as it looks ace ust sounds limp organ or maybe its the dude playing crap sound lol
what an incredibly odd comparison to make. :/
Totally agree, sounds really bad to me. And crazy expensive for a digital synth with such low voices. I was also disappointed with the Nina's sound. Sold it.
Sounds cool but looks terrible. I absolutely hate the computer keyboard style buttons
No way. They are 80s tactile perfection. I can only hope they click!
In all seriousness though keys are great, way better than the average 2024 rubber button with no travel
The keys are great. Way better than rubber button type.