UVI Electro Suite is making its come-back with a great and lively well-explained review & videos from Failed Muso blog, by Rob Puricelli – a musician, producer in Suffolk, UK, who can be described by his warm and cinematic soundtracks.
Right at the beginning of the post, Rob said : “If anyone is thinking that my reviews on UVI products are coming thick and fast, you’d be right. No, they’re not paying me! But they do seem to be ramping up releases of late. Maybe it’s the result of a winter spent in hibernation, ensconced in a sound proof bunker, producing instrument after instrument.”
What should we say … Yes Rob, yes everyone, UVI is preparing its very imminent coming-out, with a great and stylish brand new UVI website, that groups together all these brands that everyone must have been used to during all the past years (UVISoundSource for download products, UltimateSoundBank for DVD ones, UVItouch for iOS apps). All these are converting into and soon will definitely become a one and unique brand : UVI
The showtime will come up with a series of UVI new-generation products, beautifully scripted, extremely well-designed for high-quality sounds & productions, as well as intuitive tools and simple use. Gypsy Jazzy, Emulation II, Acoustic Grand Piano, F Grand 278, Electro Suite and String Machines are part of them.
Summer is coming… So is UVI!
Let’s take a closer look now at Electro Suite – our so-called “huge instrument” of Electronic Music genre. Once again, a big thanks to Rob for this inspirational review & videos !
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UVI ELECTRO SUITE REVIEW
By Rob Puricelli – posted on Failed Muso blog, May 7th 2012
Quick access to review videos (2 parts) ► here
If anyone is thinking that my reviews on UVI products are coming thick and fast, you’d be right. No, they’re not paying me! But they do seem to be ramping up releases of late. Maybe it’s the result of a winter spent in hibernation, ensconced in a sound proof bunker, producing instrument after instrument.
Well, whatever it is, it’s bearing sumptuous fruits. This particular offering, entitled Electro Suite, is a particularly large one, weighing in at over 4GB and retailing for a cool $199 USD | €179. It works with UVI’s own UVI Workstation (which allows you to run it as a standalone instrument as well as a VSTi/AU/RTAS plugin) and MOTU’s MachFive 3 sampler. The name implies a large collection, but of what? Let’s take a look and see what our investment yields.
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