The UK is at it’s heart a kick drum module. But like it’s predecessors, oers the ability to synthesize more than the name implies. Users of the BDS requested that the control range be a little easier to manage when it came to producing kicks. The UK features ner control over the parameters such as pitch and decay time while still oering a relatively extended range for producing bass and other percussion, as well as general synth sounds

New to the UK is a dual-core resonator topology evolved from the original Entity’s single core designs. The main core handles the frequency component while the character core provides a whole new level of sound sculpting beyond what the original designs were capable of. The character control is a major feature of the UK and is critical for the ability to craft a wide variety of impulse/attack styles and overall sound characteristics. Having two resonator cores also permits one of the cores to be modulated by the other. The addition of the ripple feature accomplishes this by allowing an adjustable amount of the main core to modulate the character core. Ripple dramatically enhances the initial impulse transient oering a novel means to shape clicks and accents, as well as providing additional girth and frequency modulated tones. Since a resonator is essentially a lter, the additional core via character can provide low-pass ltering for muted and softer kicks as well as unison resonant boosting when the main and character frequencies are matched.