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Featuring a new version of the UVI Workstation
Ben Rogerson, Tue 13 Oct 2009, 12:41 pm UTC

A firm freeware favourite gets an update this week – if you don't already own the UVI Workstation, now's the time to get the download.
Also on the menu is a varied selection of synths and an EQ plug-in that promises to sort out problem high- and low-end frequencies in your mixes.
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Platform/format: PC/VST Download
The name refers to the fact that this synth has one oscillator, one modulator and one 12dB low-pass filter (it's monophonic, too). It's similar in design to Alterex's Vicon, but promises to produce a phatter sound. This module will form the core of the X*Pand synth that will be released in 2010.

Platform/format: PC/VST Download
HG Fortune reckons that this new synth's most notable feature is its 4x8 oscillator step sequencer, which promises to enable you to create interesting sounds before you even get beyond the oscillator section. The free version is limited to 128 waves per oscillator (of which there are four), three voices and wave/SF2 loading for oscillators 1 and 2 only.

Platform/format: PC, Mac/VST, AU, RTAS, MAS Download
To be honest, you really should have downloaded this already, but if you haven't, the 1.1 update makes the UVI Workstation an even more enticing prospect. It adds (among other things) an arpeggiator, a tap tempo feature and full compatibility with 64-bit computers.
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