DUNE is a subtractive/virtual-analog type synthesizer which introduces new, innovative features never seen before in instruments of this type.

Key features include:

The differential unison engine ('DUNE'), which takes subtractive synthesis to the next level by giving extensive modulation abilities

A strong synthesis core housing alias-free oscillators and warm, analog sounding filters

An innovative arpeggiator, with a new creative mode that facilitates composing new melodies

Vast range of possible sounds, not only covering analog type sounds, but also FM, Wavetable synthesis and completely new realms

A high-quality effect unit including Reverb, EQs, Delay, Phaser, Flanger and Chorus

Two factory banks filled with quality patches, made by experienced sound designers

New in v2.07

• Wavetables are loaded on demand now, so having many installed is no longer an issue.
• Midi Smoothing parameter added, which allows to control Modwheel, Pitch Bend and Aftertouch smoothing.
• Bugfix for Reverb eating CPU when idle.
• Bugfix for filter gain knob causing strong zipper noise.
• New Wavetables by Ingo Weidner added.

New in v2

• New oscillators
• New filters
• New effects and graphical envelopes
• 8320 oscillators at full polyphony

New in v1.43

• Both the 32- and 64-bit versions have been updated to allow
• DUNE to work after installation into restricted user accounts.

New in v1.31

• Under REAPER/Windows XP, there was a visual glitch related to the window focus, fixed.
• Under Windows XP, sometimes the waveform display text would get too large, fixed.
• The Windows x64 edition had problems recalling its state, fixed.

New in v1.3

• MIDI Learn feature for all front panel knobs and switches.
• New patches in Bank B by patch contest winner Ed Ten Eyck.
• Mousewheel now working on Windows hosts too.
• On some systems, the "Diffuse-2" reverb algorithm caused dropouts or silence, fixed.
• Some automation parameter labels were incorrect, fixed.