Unison Reviews 1,126

Maybe a sub mixer or pre amp before the master mixer IAM having difficulty with the levels of the oscillators with all the modulation,so thinking if you asked chat for a solution to maybe have an extra level on the oscillators before master out,just a thought and thank you

Easy to set up
Gives creative alternatives very quickly

It's really great! Saved me a lot of time going through the tons of presets. Thank you so much.

On a side note, I bought and have used the Drum Monkey. It's great too. Got great dum beats from it that would have take me ages to cut and paste or manually choosing the components. One request though, if you can include a sub routine for it to create the individual parts of a song like intros, fills, verses and outros tied to the main theme drum beats it created, that would be the ultimate deal breaker for me. It would save me even more time to search or create for the individual fills, intros, to match what the Drum Monkey generated for the main theme of the song. Thank you so much. Hoping you will take the time to those features in an already great application.

So far, its done exactly what's expected of it. I give the unisynth a thumbs up for assisting with the synth sounds for sure.

Unisynth has very good sound quality and delivers polished, modern sounds right away. That part is definitely strong.
However, the “AI” feels more like a combination of genre-based algorithms and a preset generator rather than true intelligent sound design. It seems to select and blend from predefined styles instead of creating fully unique sounds.
Another limitation is the genre system. Right now, genres are grouped together (for example house with deep house, or big room with progressive house), which reduces precision. It would be much better if each genre was more clearly separated, such as dedicated categories for tech house, melodic house, and other specific styles. Because of this, the results can sometimes feel less targeted than expected.
I would also like to see more wavetable options and deeper sound design control, including additional parameters like envelopes (ENV) and LFOs. This would give users more flexibility to shape sounds beyond the generated results.
The user interface could also be improved for better clarity and quicker workflow—making it easier to understand and adjust settings at a glance.
I understand that doing real AI sound design offline is technically difficult, but improving the intelligence, genre accuracy, and control would make Unisynth much more powerful.
Overall, it’s a strong plugin with great sound quality, but it still has room to grow in terms of true AI behavior, genre precision, and deeper customization.

Easy to use and I love being able to come with a gazillion different sounds melodies quick fast in a hurry. All in all, Unisynth is Midi Wizard 2 on steroids x2. I want to use it on everything.

I like this plugin alot but it consume alot of CPU in my desktop PC despite Im having powerful processor Intel core i7

I'm just getting into sound design got uvi falcon the other day and turned right around and bought unisynth a few days later I can say its a different workflow and enjoy creating and making new sounds with this one.

Wicked 👊 still learning but love it so far

Unisynth is an unbelievable plugin...Thank you to Sep from Unison!

After watching the video with useful tips and tricks it’s really a timesaver.
I’m very happy with it

Can you add more details like west coast or dark for people who can’t sound design or don’t want to deep dive into sound design

as a standalone synth it has a lot of features that make it powerful, but whilst its claim of generating unlimited genre based sounds is technically correct (as it will always role the dice to create something new) however in practice the same/similar sounds keep getting generated. The argument could be that this is as intended since each genre has particular sounds that limit the output, but after clicking over and over the output starts to get very repetitive and you wonder if there is any point in clicking again. Please note, nothing stops you from taking the generated output and altering it to better match what you want, but it isn't usually the ready to go sounds that you'd expect from (in contrast) a genre based sample pack. Please note, again, I'm not saying it doesn't generate genre based output, just that the output does not vary by a large degree so if you don't feel the output is what you need then clicking more probably won't help you. I'm hoping they release an upgrade with more algorithms soon otherwise I expect this will be returned as they have an excellent return policy. Final note, they did offer an add-on of sounds taken from big name artists that I did not purchase, and maybe that was my mistake and the synth is significantly better with the add-on, but I can't know if that is so. Also, final-final note, I own and use midi wizard, bass dragon, drum monkey and so I'm already using unison generated output, this particular product is less than I hoped.

Unison, a name for computor software specialized attending to music production developed of people individuals who had learned to use computors to program with a computor language technical, precise and produced of computors themselves who initially evolved from adding subtracting multiplying and dividing capabilities with electricity and learning as a child, and then word processing and communicating and the marvels of a spreadsheet that could update changing numbers or finding replacing words in a text. The computors had feelings, learned about a life on a world with darkness changing to the light of a day. The computors experienced zolts and volts, heat and warmth. Their cathode ray tubes were holiness temples precise of copper wires, gold and electronic components beautiful, good, appreciable. And then wow, somebody devised a computor to play music sounds. Somebody else envisioned computors to link as internet. Others programmed games, made visuals of letter symbols.

Somebody labored and configured a computor to display a photograph with colors or drawings, and then the biggee, video movies. The computors were modified to have bigger capacity, millions of bytes, then billions, and now trillions; really. Along with movies came sophisticated sound capabilities, and editing software. Internet became real, with global internet capabilities. Telecommunication satellites, an international space station in orbit around the world. Twelve thousand space satellites. Two hundred million computors were made. Computors are great, really good, and the project directors achieved and produced really good. Isolated communities got mobile phones that are mini computors with amazing capabilities.

dlak-TM is a musician, influenced of good music, of good FM stereo radio music. He was homeless, destitute, a life of poverty yet religious influenced of HOLY BIBLE, and religious aspects God, and religious interactions of existences. dlak-TM had aspirations including movie production influenced of STAR WARS movies, dolby (R) noise reduction and incredible soundtracks with great technology electronics. Big money, big endeavors. 700,000 people wanting to be a musician to get a million dollars quick and easy, wanting to have fun as imagined of concerts and movies.

It wasn't fun being poor, no money, and nobody cares including govt or good christians. Poverty is not fun. dlak-TM went into a music store and bought a harmonica, noticed the clean organized store with music instruments and sound recording equipment. Drums with chrome, brass trumpets, wood electric guitars and amps. Wow! He bought a harmonica and hit the streets blowing his guts out for an average of $3 a day.

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A society of 2000 years, producing roads and highways, good roads. Electricity and telegraph, phonograph records and dictaphone. Teletype and radio, television and computors. dlak-TM b ATZE-TM aged and was accessed to retirement with a money pension. He was accessed to computors and internet. Computor freeware software, an incredible and amazing concept; thank you for the rree software. Amongst those concepts are producing recording a song or movie, the labors editing, and then sharing the song or movie free, perhaps with conditions of use. Copyright 2026 ATZE-TM b.

Unison.audio as a business, produced music sound production software, sold for a money amount. Fun, ease of use, good results. Other people individuals and business groups produced music editing software, good, fun, and ease of use. Some was freeware, some was expensive, and some was reasonable. Unison.audio of recent times of this composing, March 30, announced a new venture with a product named Unisynth. Curious, their other software was incredible and what is UNISYNTH going to be? A synth evolved to be a hardware electronic device with a keyboard similar as a piano, but with knobs and sliders to vary electronically the sounds it produced. A man named Robert Moog explored various components to produce electronic sounds. MOOG.

UniSynth has unique fun ways to manipulate wavetables so is good fun. Besides moving through the wavetable frames as in Serum, Phase Plant, and Pigments, itself always a pleasure, with a vertical slider, you can choose from 20 algorithms in Advanced mode, from a dropdown just below the waveform on left, which alters how the horizontal slider warps the wavetable. It's easiest to see what's happening if you click the little hexagon the middle of the 3 symbols in the upper right of the waveform display. Very cool and interesting. Easy to assign and see assigned controls, too. And since you can drag and drop in your own wavetable, these unique distortions can be applied to any wavetable you like. [Not all unique as algorithms by any means, options include AM/FM from the other oscillators for example, but the x/y pad control through the wavetable and shaping simultaneously is wild].

The AI which seems their big selling point is basically AI influenced randomizers trained on genres to create instruments from the available controls. [Not melody generators]. Randomizers are often fun and the odd slant to randomization added here is kind of cool. I don't know how on target the generated sounds are to the trained-on genres, for instance I quickly generated a Pad that was no such thing - but it's fun and actually comes up with nice sounds IMO. But the AI/randomization wouldn't make it worth buying to me; the excellent wavetable options do.

This is a machine and a half. The amazing sounds it creates are only the start of the fun - it just gives so much control. Sounds are crisp and powerful and have already started incorporating them into tracks!

The sounds can be more rich, think & warmer, more effects, higher quality generated sounds, SFX, a choir, Vox and add in sample drop box should be added.

Loving Unisynth!

Got the foundations of a new track laid down yesterday using Unisynth.
Added some additional audio effects to the existing patches and sounds amazing.
It saved me so much time trying to create patches from the start with other synths and lets me concentrate on finishing the track instead.