Detail 01
16 voices of polyphony
Provides up to 16 voices for playing and building layered sounds.

Independent shopping perspective
The UB-Xa is a 16-voice, bi-timbral analog synthesizer built around a 61-key semi-weighted keyboard. Its split and layering functions let you play two synth sounds in one setup, while velocity and aftertouch add performance response at the keys. Twenty-six rotary controls cover the VCOs, LFOs, envelopes, and VCAs; an eight-channel modulation matrix expands the sound-shaping options. Store finished patches in 512 user memories and call presets from the recall switches during a performance.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Provides up to 16 voices for playing and building layered sounds.
Detail 02
Two separate synth sounds can be played together or assigned across a split keyboard.
Detail 03
Custom sounds can be saved and recalled later.
Detail 04
Key playing dynamics and aftertouch can contribute to expression.
Detail 05
VCOs, LFOs, envelopes, and VCAs have direct controls, with further modulation routing available.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its bi-timbral design supports keyboard splits and layered use of two distinct synth sounds.
It provides 512 user program memories.
Yes, MIDI implementation is included.
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