Curiously i had no problem with it. Perhaps a browser-related issue? I’m using Firefox on linux.
Regards,
In my case it’s Chrome on Win.
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I just published a blog entry to announce the arrival of TAL-U-NO-LX-V2 to zynthian:
https://blog.zynthian.org/2025/05/tal-u-no-lx-the-best-juno-60-sound-comes-to-zynthian/#more-1155
Please, note that the plugin is not enabled by default. You need to enable by bold-pushing in the engine list from zynthian UI or by using the webconf’s panel.
Enjoy!
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Just installed it and played around. Sounds good. But every few minutes a kind of white noise starts, gets louder and goes away. Anybody else?
It’s a demo. The noise is part of the “demo” experience. To get free of undesired white noises, you have to pay. Having to pay is a typical “problem” with commercial software 
… but in this case, it’s worth the price!
All the best!
Thanks for the help. Have not recognised I need a licence. In this case then I use my other similar options where I already have paid for.
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Does anyone know if the license for the U-NO is multiplatform? Can I buy a license and use the UN-O on the Zynthian AND in my DAW on Windows?
Probably yes. You should ask TAL people to be sure.
Regards
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Yes, it is. I have U-NO on win and zynthian.
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Thanks @ToFF !
That sounds like I should finally buy one.
[EDIT] Bought one. It’s fantastic (funtastic)!!!
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This is awesome news. I own this marvelous plug since earlier and it is to my understanding that i could use my personal serial number on this engine as well?
So ok, tried to register it, but i can’t really manage to copy my serial string via VNC into the plug. Any clues how to go about it?
Nm, got it working. The pull-out menu on the left has a clipboard function and by pasting there, the vnc can pick it up properly. All good.
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I solved this problem by writing the serial to a file on the Zynthian (ssh) and than opened in Engine-VNC a terminal, displayed the file (cat serial.txt) and cut’n’paste it to UN-O.
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