UVI has announced the release of UVX670, a new virtual instrument that features sounds from the 80s polyphonic analog synths Akai AX73 & VX600 from Japan.
All sounds are built into a dual-layer UVI engine powered interface where musicians can use each synth sound individual, combine both together, add effects and more. For easy entry features over 300 onboard professional designed presets.
Overview
With over 300 custom presets created by the sound designers at UVI, UVX670 delivers a wide selection of both archetypal and creative patches perfect for genre-based production, as well, presets can be designed from scratch for those looking to create new and inspiring sounds with an authentic vintage analog flavor.
UVX670 features a dual-layer design with one layer for each of the physical synths, both featuring huge selections of sounds that can be used either independently or stacked for massive analog tones. Each layer offers discrete voice selection, and control over volume, pan, filters, amplitude and filter envelopes, pitch, portamento, stereo modes, modulation targets and arpeggiators, allowing users to freely create anything from rich, layered unisons to complex, evolving interplays. Every sound was recorded per-note, and for the AX73 every sample was made twice, once with and once without the built-in chorus effect, allowing users to enable it at will.
Versatile modulation and effect sections are included adding depth and further customization options via high-quality LFOs, step editors, EQ, drive, Thorus, ensemble, delay, and Sparkverb, while a handy modwheel editor puts commonly used parameters like vibrato and filter depth in reach. All presets in UVX670 can be fully edited, allowing everything from subtle mix adjustments to complete reshaping with ease.
UVI UVX670 is now on sale for the introductory price of $49 USD/€ through July 15th, 2019 (regular 79 USD/EUR). It runs in UVI Workstation version 3.0.5 or higher, and Falcon version 1.6.6 or higher.
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