Viscount Legend organs (2017) - Newtone R&D is currently working with Viscount International SpA helping them launch the Legend line of organs based on our proprietary software and hardware DSP platform previously developed for DLQ / KeyB. The Legend and Legend Live organs will be available worldwide in Q2 2017. More information or View video.

New facilities and new name (2015 to 2017) - We moved to a new location during 2015 that we have been continuously building and expanding for the past two years. This will allow us to work on a much wider range of projects, and we have relaunched Ultrafunk and our state-of-the-art workspace under the Newtone name. More information.

Newtone website dev + design (2016 to 2017) - In parallel with establishing our new workspace, we became part of a joint venture called Newtone: Our fully responsive website was developed from scratch with selected open source image gallery components. All design elements and photos (with a few exceptions) were also created from scratch exclusively for this site.

DLQ Legend Organ (2013 to 2016) - We did extensive R&D work for DLQ creating a new and more authentic sounding version of the KeyB series organ based on our Ultrafunk DSP platform, including totally rewritten tonewheel organ and rotating speaker cabinet simulation software, and a complete redesign of all the internal circuit boards. Transferred to Viscount.

Ultrafunk DSP platform (2012 to 2016) - The Ultrafunk DSP platform was created to make a common software and hardware base for all our music products, giving us creative freedom combined with a high degree of quality control. It was first used in the Organic One keyboard monitor, and it is currently being used in the Viscount Legend organs.

Organic One keyboard monitor prototype (2010 - 2013) - Ultrafunk organic one is a portable and dedicated high fidelity stereo monitoring system for keyboard players. Development was cancelled because we do not have the time, funds or resources needed to create a fabrication ready unit that we feel comfortable selling to our fellow musicians. More information, Update 1 or Update 2.

Andreas Pålsson Trio Album (2010 - 2011) - Andreas Pålsson recorded his debut trio album titled "Scrabble" in Oslo, May 2010. Album production, cover photographs + design and website development was done by Ultrafunk. The sessions were captured live in the studio with keyboard monitoring provided by one of our speaker prototypes. Listen to album or View cover.

Sonitus:fx audio plug-in suite (1998 - 2003) - Sonitus:fx was a series of professional audio processing tools for digital audio editing, sound design, games, multimedia, film and studio work. After five years of continued development, increasing sales and great reviews, we sold the Sonitus audio plug-in suite to the US company Cakewalk. More information.

FL Studio custom audio plug-ins (1999 - 2001) - FL Studio, developed by Image Line software, is a complete software music production environment or DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). After the first release of Sonitus, they commissioned us to create two custom audio plug-ins for them based on the Sonitus fx:compressor and fx:reverb. View website, Fruity Compressor, Fruity Reeverb or Fruity Reeverb 2.

Movie Station video editor (1999 - 2000) - Movie Station was created to be our experimental platform for video effects and NLE (non-linear editing). It was made in parallel with the Apollon audio editor and the Sonitus:fx audio plug-ins, and it was never fully developed because we had to focus our limited time and resources on Sonitus.

Apollon audio editor (1995 - 1999) - Apollon was our first application created on Windows based on the audio and music software we made for the Amiga platform. After three years of part-time development, we sold the project to the Israeli company Waves, where we worked on it full-time for two years until it was cancelled before release.

ProTracker sequencer (1990 - 1992) - ProTracker was a popular freeware sample sequencer (tracker) for the Amiga platform. It was created by the Amiga Freelancers: Lars Hamre, Anders Hamre, Rune Johnsrud from Ultrafunk and Morten Lund, and it was based on a disassembled and reverse engineered version of NoiseTracker. More information.