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UVI Releases DIGITAL SYNSATIONS VOL. 2 – Over 500 Patches From ‘90s Synths

Talula, May 1, 2017May 1, 2017


A 3-instrument suite picking up where the first library left off, Digital Synsations Vol. 2 delivers over 500 new patches designed on vintage digital synthesizers from the ‘90s.

DS Vol. 2 provides a deep exploration and expose of the unique character of 3 choice instruments including: DZmo, a very rare “transwave” synth, DK5S, a special synth that layers additive synthesis with PCM sounds, and DS-890, the best of two Japanese sister-synths known for their extraordinarily warm analog-like sounds and incredible versatility.

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The library provides a comprehensive selection of completely new sounds designed to bring the edgy vintage timbres of ‘90s-era digital synths to new users and new musical styles.

Digital Synsations Vol. 2 leverages the unusual sonic signatures of each synth, delivering a completely authentic hardware sound with the convenience and deep editability of a modern instrument.

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The keyboards chosen for DS Vol. 2 each offer singular characteristics that stand out among their peers, from unique or uncommon synthesis techniques to simply having outstanding overall architecture.

Sound designers focused on these qualities to create a varied and distinct selection of patches that reflect the best these machines have to offer.

Digital Synsations Vol. 2 delivers an extensive collection of sounds with over 20,000 samples recorded for the library resulting in 162 patches for DZmo, 187 for DK5S and 179 for DS-890, categorized by keyboard and type.

DS Vol. 2 includes all the fundamental patch styles such as bass, bells, brass, keys, leads, pads, plucks and strings – plus a wide variety of specialty sounds including sequences, sweeps, vocals and more.

Patches can be quickly browsed and easily layered, allowing hybrid multi-machine instruments, and with full control over amp envelopes, filters, modulation and effects, patches can be easily augmented and customized to create a near-limitless palette of new sounds.

Digital Synsations Vol. 2 offers native 64-bit standalone operation by way of Falcon or the free UVI Workstation, providing comprehensive support for all modern DAWs and simultaneous authorization on up to 3 computers or iLok keys.

Pricing and Availability:
Digital Synsations Vol. 2 is available immediately at an introductory price of $99 / 99€ through May 7th, 2017 (regularly $149 / 149€) from authorized dealers and the UVI online shop.

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