The very first UVI Electro Suite tutorial of our upcoming tuto series. Let’s start with UES Mission Control !
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Electro Suite | Review from Pro Tools Expert (formally the AIR Users Blog)
Hi everyone. Here below a extended video review for Electro Suite, from Pro Tools Expert, the largest independent Pro Tools Community in the world, that recently awarded MachFive 3 the “Editors’ Choice”. Electro Suite, the new UVI instrument launched by the end of March, features a unique compilation of powerful instruments and a huge
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String Machines | 11 vintage analog beasts. Reborn.
We are pleased to launch today String Machines, a digital hybrid instrument forged with the analog imprint of the 11 most musical string synths ever built. Accessible, expressive, fully editable, rediscover all authentic sounds used in several cult records! PRICE : $99 • • • • • • • • Buy DVD ► here
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Electro Suite | New demo
Electro Suite, the new UVI instrument launched by the end of March, features a unique compilation of powerful instruments and a huge sounds library, exclusively dedicated to Electronic Music. Check out the new Electro Suite demo made by Clem B. Simple use, rich sounds and inspiring tools – create your own electro hits
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Analogic Piano 09 | Something Different. For Free.
Get this awesome instrument for free today! UVI Analogic Piano 09 takes inspiration from the very first electronic piano ever designed with a built-in arpeggiator: the famous Roland EP-09.
Emulation II | Tutorial video from Pro Tools Expert (formally the AIR Users Blog)
Let’s take a look at this awesome review / tutorial from Russ Hughes from the Pro Tools Expert, the largest independent Pro Tools Community in the world, that recently awarded MachFive 3 the “Editors’ Choice”. Very clear and inspiring tuto indeed of Emulation II and Drumulation.
Emulation II | Review from PlugHugger
MachFive 3
MachFive 3 has been released almost 2 months ago. It is a very important step for us and shows the progress which has been made on the UVI Engine during all those years. One nice addition is the scripting support based on the Lua language which allows for a complete customization of instruments regarding both
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