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EULA
Table of Contents
Introduction
System Requirements
Installing UVI Workstation
Interface: Browser View
Interface: Single-Part View
Interface: Multi-Part View
Interface: Expert View
Interface: Preferences View
UVI Workstation: Tips + Tricks, 1 of 3
- UVI Workstation: Tips + Tricks, 2 of 3
- UVI Workstation: Tips + Tricks, 3 of 3
Links
Credits and Thanks

Soware User Manual

Version 2.6

EN 161010

End-User License Agreement (EULA)

This End-User License Agreement (EULA) represents the contractual conditions

between you, the Licensee, and UVI, located 159 rue Amelot, 75011 Paris - France for

the use of software, documentation and other materials created by UVI.

You should not register, install or use UVI Products until the following license

agreement is understood and accepted.

By using UVI Products, or allowing anyone else to do so, you are accepting this

agreement.

A- License Grant

1. UVI grants to you, subject to the following terms and conditions, the non-exclusive

right to use each authorized copy of the Product.

2. UVI Product license are granted only to a single user. You may use this product on

up to three separate computers or iLok Dongles, which shall be owned and used by

you exclusively.

3. Renting or lending the licensed Software to a third party is expressly forbidden.

4. Except if otherwise stated within this EULA, Licensee may resell the software to

a third party or transfer the software permanently. Request may be done using the

‘Transfer License’ feature in your iLok account, subject to a $25 fee per-license ($50

maximum) by Pace. The serial number of the Product will be transferred to the third

party by UVI, and Licensee’s original registration will be deleted.

5. Resale or ownership transfer of individual products obtained in a bundle, or those

used to upgrade or cross-grade to other products are not allowed.

6. UVI allows you to use any of the sounds and samples in the products you’ve

purchased for commercial recordings without paying any additional license fees or

providing source attribution to UVI.

7. This license expressly forbids resale or other distribution of the sounds and software

included in the Product or their derivatives, either as they exist on disc, reformatted

for use in another digital sampler, or mixed, combined, filtered, resynthesized

or otherwise edited, for use as sounds, multi-sounds, samples, multi-samples,

wavetables, programs or patches in a sampler, microchip or any hardware or software

sample playback device. You cannot sell the Product content or give it away for use by

others in their sampling or sample playback devices.

8. In the event UVI terminates this agreement due to your breach, you agree to return

the original and all other copies of the software and documentation to UVI.

9. UVI reserves all rights not expressly granted to herein.

B- License Activation

1. In order to use UVI Products it is required that you authorize them by registering

your Serial Number on uvi.net/register, have a free iLok account (not necessarily

a dongle) and install the free iLok License Manager (done automatically by UVI

Workstation and Falcon installers). It is impossible to use UVI Products if they are not

registered and authorized.

2. During authorization you will need to enter your name, email address and postal

address which will be stored in the UVI database. UVI uses a secure SSL connection

with 128-bit-encryption that meets current security standards to transmit your data

over the web. For further information about UVI’s handling of personal data please see:

https://www.uvi.net/privacy-policy

3. The UVI Product license allows up to 3 simultaneous activations on any combination

of iLok dongles and computers. Activations can be moved between devices at anytime

through the iLok License Manager.

C- Protection of Software

You agree to take all reasonable steps to protect the Product and any accompanying

documentation from unauthorized copying or use. You agree not to modify the

Product to circumvent any method or means adopted or implemented by UVI to

protect against or discourage the unlicensed use or copying of the Product.

D- Ownership

Ownership of, and title to, the enclosed digitally recorded sounds (including any

copies) are held by UVI.

Copies are provided to you only to enable you to exercise your rights under the

license.

E- Term

This agreement is effective from the date you open this package, and will remain in

full force until termination. This agreement will terminate if you break any of the terms

or conditions of this agreement. Upon termination you agree to return to UVI all copies

of this product and accompanying documentation and destroy any other copies made.

F- Restrictions

Except as expressly authorized in this agreement, you may not rent, lease, sub-license,

distribute, copy, reproduce, display, modify or timeshare the enclosed Product or

documentation.

G- NFR Serials and Free Products

UVI Products serial numbers labeled as “NFR” (Not For Resale) shall only be used for

demonstration, testing and evaluation purposes. NFR Products may not be used for

commercial purposes, and may not be resold or transferred.

They are not eligible for license recovery and are exempt from update, upgrade

or crossgrade offers, and cannot be purchased with or exchanged for vouchers.

Furthermore, as an owner of an NFR Product, you are not entitled to promotions

available for the commercial version of the Product.

H- No Support Obligation

UVI will make its best effort to support you in the event of technical difficulty with a

UVI Product. However, UVI is not obligated to furnish or make available to you any

additional information, software, technical information, know-how, or support.

I- Specifications and System Requirements

All technical specifications of UVI Products provided are intended to be estimates

or approximations. Due to numerous variables no guarantees of compatibility or

performance can be made. All such specifications shall be in writing.

End-User is solely responsible for, prior to purchase, ensuring that End-User’s devices

are compatible and meet the system requirements for UVI Products, and that the

applicable UVI Products meet End-User’s requirements.

This EULA is governed by the laws of France.

All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Do not use this product until the following license agreement is understood and accepted.

By using this product, or allowing anyone else to do so, you are accepting this agreement.

Introduction .....................................................................................................................................................4

System Requirements..................................................................................................................................5

Installing UVI Workstation ......................................................................................................................... 6

Browser View Interface

Interface ......................................................................................................................................................7

Single-Part View Interface

Instrument Edit Interface .....................................................................................................................8

Loop / Phrase Edit Interface...............................................................................................................9

Effects Interface .......................................................................................................................................10

Arpeggiator Interface ............................................................................................................................11

Multi-Part View Interface

Interface ......................................................................................................................................................12

Expert View Interface

Interface ......................................................................................................................................................13

Preferences Interface

Interface ......................................................................................................................................................14

UVI Workstation: Tips and Tricks ............................................................................................................ 15

Links ....................................................................................................................................................................18

Table of Contents

UVI Workstation

Multi-Timbral Instrument

Use as many parts as your system can handle. Our new

built in browser and search functions make it painless

to locate the sound or instrument you’re looking for.

From setups as basic as a single synth to complex

orchestral arrangements, UVI Workstations sophisticated

architecture can handle them with ease.

UVI Workstation offers a clear and efficient mixing

interface, giving you immediate access to core functions

like solo, mute, volume and pan as well as 2 aux sends

and pitch control per-part. It’s never been easier to

explore the rich potential of layered sounds or mix

complex arrangements.

The effect system in UVI Workstation is unprecedented,

offering a full suite of dynamics, delays, distortions, EQs,

filters, reverbs, even the new SparkVerb! UVI effects

are of the highest quality, offering sounds that range

from modern and transparent to warm and textured.

With unlimited effects per-part, two aux channels and

a master you can freely shape or mangle your sound in

any way imaginable.

Crafted for efficient and intuitive operation, the interface

in UVI Workstation is clear, efficient and easy on the

eyes. Carefully thought out and tested for usability,

controls are logically arranged and elegantly designed

with a modern aesthetic.

Introduction

System Requirements

Compatibility

Audio Units, VST, AAX or standalone

Tested and Certified in :

Digital Performer 8+, Pro Tools 11+, Logic 9+, Cubase

7+, Nuendo 6+, Ableton Live 8+, Studio One 2+, Garage

Band 6, Maschine 1 & 2, Tracktion 4+, Vienna Ensemble 5,

Reaper 4, Sonar X3, Main Stage 3, MuLab 5.5+

Minimum System Requirements

Mac OS X 10.7 or higher (64-bit / 32-bit compatible)

Mac Intel Processor, 4 GB RAM (8 GB+ recommended]

Plenty of disk space for Soundbank, 7,200 rpm+ hard

drive or Solid State Disk (SSD) recommended

Compatibility

VST, AAX or standalone

Tested and Certified in :

Digital Performer 8+, Pro Tools 11+, Cubase 7+, Nuendo

6+, Ableton Live 8+, Studio One 2+, Sonar X3+, Maschine 1

& 2, Tracktion 4+, Vienna Ensemble 5, Reaper 4, Sonar X3,

Main Stage 3, MuLab 5.5+

Minimum System Requirements

Windows 7 or higher (64-bit / 32-bit compatible)

Intel Core Duo2+, 4 GB RAM (8 GB+ recommended]

Plenty of disk space for Soundbank, 7,200 rpm+ hard

drive or Solid State Disk (SSD) recommended

UVI Workstation is completely free, however certain sound libraries utilized within UVI Workstation may require

that you have an iLok account for licensing.

All UVI licenses allow up to 3 concurrent activations on any combination of computer hard drives or iLok USB

keys, easily managed through the iLok License Manager (ILok account required).

About iLok

The newest version of UVI Workstation can be downloaded free at uvi.net/my-products

1. Visit uvi.net/my-products ,

Scroll to UVI Workstation

Choose your platform and hit ‘Download’

If you plan to use a 32-bit DAW on 64-bit

Windows, choose UVI Workstation 32-bit

2. Once downloaded,

On Mac:

Double-click the disk image to mount it then

double-click ‘UVI Workstation.pkg’ to launch

the installer

On PC:

Double-click the .exe to launch the installer

3. Follow the on-screen instructions,

Note for Windows:

Select VST Plug-ins folder for your DAW.

The default path is:

Program Files/Steinberg/VSTPlugins

Installing UVI Workstation

Interface: Browser View

1 View Toggle

» Single-Part View

Selected instrument’s UI/parameters

» Multi-Part View

Add and select various instrument layers

» Preferences View

General, streaming, and sound bank

» Browser View

View and load instruments

2 Category Column

» Search

Seach your collection of UVI instruments,

loops and sounds

NOTE: Must index on initial use

» Places

Browse saved locations (file system)

» Devices

Browse available volumes (file system)

» Soundbanks

Browse loaded UVI soundbanks

3 Groupings

Groupings/Folders are indicated with an

arrow ‘>’, click to view their contents in

the adjacent column

4 Loadable Files

UVI Workstation can load many types

of samples and instruments, compatible

files will be displayed here

5 Files Details

Compatible meta-data for the selected

file will be displayed here

View Toggle

Category

Instrument Details

Grouping

Loadable Files

Interface: Single-Part View (Instrument Edit)

1 Volume

Master output volume control

2 MIDI and Part Menus

» Input MIDI Channel and Port

Select Omni or select a controller

(A,B,C,D) as defined in the ‘Audio and

MIDI Settings’ menu

» Part Selector

Select the part page to be viewed in

Single-Part View

3 Edit View

Edit instruments in single-part view

4 Effects View

Edit part effects [see page 14]

NOTE: UVI Workstation comes with 200+

built-in professional effects

5 Arpeggiator View

Arp edit view [see pg 15]

6 Part Title / Browser

Active patch title appears here

» Double-click this field to open the

browser

» Click the right/left arrows to navigate

patches within the loaded instrument

7 Part Interface

Edit the part, multi or UVI Workstation

config parameters, dependent on which

the chosen view [3 top buttons]

8 Transport

» Tap/Tempo

Click to manually set tempo or type-in a

specific value

» Stop/Sync to Host/Play

Control loops within UVI Workstation and

how they interact with a host application

9 Controller

Operate UVI Workstation through an

external controller or by using the built-

in soft keyboard

MIDI & Part Menus

Controller

Part Title /Browser

Part Interface

1Volume

8Transport

4Eect View

5Arpeggiator View

3Edit View

Interface: Single-Part View (Loop / Phrase Edit)

Controls

Playback Behaviors

3Transport

1 Playback Behaviors

Sliced soundfiles can be switched to

Stretch or Sample, but non-Sliced

soundfiles cannot be switched

» Sample

Loop/phrase plays like a regular sampler

NOTE: Half/Double speed does not work

in Sample mode

» Stretch

Sample length is not pitch-dependent.

Loop/phrase starts at the beginning of

the loop/phrase

» Slice

Default mode

2 Controls

» Key / Tempo

Key displays the root key for the loop/

phrase. Tempo controls the loop’s rate

» Coarse / Fine

Adjust tuning in semitones or cents

» Sync

Off: Loop/phrase does not sync to tempo

Tempo: Follow Tempo, but not position

Position: Tempo and position are

followed. NOTE: Not available to phrases.

» Speed

Adjust speed in relation to Tempo and

Sync settings. Double-click to reset.

Half/Double: Slow to 1/2 or 1/4; Speed

to 2x or 4x of the assigned tempo. Fine

works similarly, but with any rate value.

» Latch

The loop/phrase will play even after you

release a controller key.

Stretch/Slice: it will repeat indefinitely.

Sample: it will play once, then stop.

NOTE: hit the same controller key again

to silence the loop/phrase

» Trigger

Immediate: instantly triggers

Next Beat: triggers on beat

Next Bar: triggers at measure

» Slice Start

Sample/Stretch: define where the

sample will begin within the soundfile.

Slice: provides a range from the first slice

of the sample to the last slice.

» Drag & Drop

Quickly export your soundfile with ease

3 Transport

Simply click to manually set tempo or

type-in a specific tempo

» Stop/Sync to Host/Play

Control loops within UVI Workstation and

how they interact with a host application

UVI Instruments and sound files (WAV/AIFF/REX and Apple Loops files) may be loaded (drag & drop). Loaded sound files are mapped across the keyboard.

When the source is a sliced sound (like REX files), the sound will automatically play with the browser’s default setting.

Interface: Single-Part View (Effects)

1 Preset / Part Effects

Add, remove, change (Right-click or

double-click) or manipulate effects

» Preset

Displays the effects built into the preset

NOTE: Removing or adding effects to/

from this list can break the instrument!

» Part

Apply effects to the part, signal is post

Preset Effects

2 Effect Parameters

Each effect has a unique set of

parameters visible here

NOTE: Arrows at the right edge of the

screen appear if an effect has more than

five parameters, use these arrows to

scroll through all available parameters

3 Sync, Byprass, Delete

Sync: sync time-based effects to host

tempo

Bypass: bypass effect

Remove: delete effect

Preset / Part

Eect Parameters

3Sync, Bypass, Delete

Interface: Single-Part View (Arpeggiator)

1 Enable, Effect Parameters

» Save

Customized arpeggiator settings can be

saved and used in other parts or songs

» Preset

Choose a preset arpeggiator pattern

2 Steps

The display is completely interactive.

» Enable / Disable

Click the box below the blue bar

» Merge

Shift-click box below the blue bar

» Velocity

Click and drag the blue bar up or down

» Length

Shift-click and drag the blue bar left or

right

3 Parameters

» Trigger Mode

Legato: first note starts at first step,

pattern will restart from the first step

when notes are released and next notes

are triggered

Song Position: song position always

determines the pattern position

» Repeat Button

The bottom note is repeated

» Repeat Top

The top note is repeated

» Hold

Notes are held

» Mode

Determines the order notes are played

» Resolution

32 bar to 1/64 triplets range

» Octave

Number of octaves below and above

notes to be played

» Step Length

Globally effects the length of all steps.

For example, a step set to 50% and a

knob setting of 50% will cause the step

length to become 25%.

» Num Strike

The number of times a note will trigger

before proceeding to the next note

» NumSteps

Assign from 1 - 128 steps

» Groove Amt

Apply a swing by slightly altering the

trigger time to the steps

» Arp Vel Blend

Control the depth of the steps’ velocities

Enable, Save, Preset

Steps

Parameters

Arpeggiators can act as a pattern gate, arpeggiator, or even an advanced rhythmic processor for your live MIDI performance or sequenced MIDI tracks. Arpeggiotors can be

insterted in an unlimited number of parts.

Interface: Multi-Part View

1 Multi Menu

» Wrench

Load, save or reset the current multi

» Plus

Add a new part to your multi

» Minus

Remove a part from your multi

2 MIDI Mute & Part

» MIDI Mute Toggle

» MIDI Signal

» MIDI Channel and Port

» Part Name

Double-click to open browser, use the

left/right arrows to change the patch

3 Sound Control

» Mute

» Solo

» Volume

» Pan

» Aux 1 & Aux 2

Establish amounts of effects from Aux 1

or 2 buss effecting individual parts

4 Poly, Oct, Semi, Fine

» Polyphony

» Octave (oct)

» Semitone (semi)

» Finetune (cents)

5 Effects

» Preset Effects

These effects are mirrored in the

instruments user interface

NOTE: removing preset effects can break

UI functionality

» Part Effects

Part-level effects

» Aux 1 & 2 Effect Busses

Effect busses, feedable from any part»

Master Effect Buss

Fed by all parts and effect busses

» Add FX / Change FX

Click [Add FX] to instance a new effect

Right-click or Double click an effect to

change it

» Sync, Bypass, Remove

Sync: sync time-based effects to host

tempo

Bypass: bypass effect

Remove: delete effect

MIDI & Part

Eects

Mutli Menu

Sound Control

4Poly, Oct, Semi, Fine

Interface: Expert View

1 LOKEY / HIKEY

Adjust the parts playable key range by

setting upper and lower key limits

2 LOVEL / HIVEL

Remap the incoming note velocities by

setting upper and lower velocity limits

3 Key Switch

Assign a MIDI note to toggle parts on/off

4 Streaming

Rather than loading entire samples into

RAM, samples are read from the hard

drive as the preset is played

5 Output

Assign parts to the master stereo output

or one of 16 additional stereo outs

» Note about Plug-In use:

If using as a plug-in, please consult your

DAWs user manual for working with

multi-out instruments

Lokey / Hikey

Lovel / Hivel

Key Switch

5Output

4Streaming

Expert View Toggle

Interface: Preferences View

1 General

Tuning applies to UVI Workstation in addition to any other instrument-specific

tuning adjustments that have been made (Global). If you have multiple UVI

Workstation plug-ins instantiated in your host application, the global tune

setting will affect each plug-in separately.

NOTE: Alt-click the Tune value to return it to the default value

3 Sound Banks

» Search Path

Identifies the locations your computer scans for sound libraries. You may

add or delete paths as well. To add a search path, click the “...” button

to the right of the search path. To delete a path, click on the path to be

deleted and then press delete.

» Indexed

When utilizing Search within Browser View, enabled indexing determines

which search paths UVI Workstation will scan.

» Recursive

Enabled recursive expands UVI Workstation to scan top-leveled files and

sub-folders. This can significantly extend startup time.

» Auto-Mount

Enabled Auto-Mount will mount any sound banks in the search path

2 Streaming

In most cases the default settings will be ideal, but, rather than loading the

entire sample set into RAM, the samples may be read (streamed) from the hard

disk as the program is being played. To optimize your experience, please select

the appropriate hard drive type and cache size for your system.

NOTE: UVI Workstation’s performance is directly affected by the speed of the

hard disk, so the faster the hard disk, the better.

MIDI Learn

Most UVI Workstation parameters can be automated via. a convenient

MIDI Learn. MIDI Learn allows you to bind a physical MIDI controller

to specific parameters within UVI Workstation.

Any FX tab parameter, Macro Knob or Slider in UVI instruments can

use the MIDI Learn feature

The MIDI controller type and the MIDI Channel assignment will be

saved with the multi or with your song in the host sequencer

Automation is assigned per-part

To use MIDI Learn: 1. Right-click the parameter in UVI Workstation

that you want to automate 2. After the MIDI Learn dialog appears,

Trigger the desired MIDI input controller (knob, fader etc.)

To remove a MIDI controller assignment: Right-click the desired

parameter and press “Delete”

Remap knob range: Alt+right click parameter, choose CC, set remap

range with slider

Arpeggiator

UVI Workstation comes equipped with a robust arpeggiator. To insert

an arpeggiator in a part, you need to display the Single view in the

UVI Workstation, then click on the note icon. The arpeggiator can

be employed as a pattern gate, arpeggiator, or even an advanced

rhythmic processor for your live MIDI performance or sequenced MIDI

tracks. Arpeggiators can be inserted in an unlimited number of parts.

Preset Stacking

Thanks to the simplicity of the UVI Workstation you can stack as

many preset as you want by simply assign multiple part on the same

MIDI channel.

Scroll Wheel

All knobs can be adjusted with the scroll wheel on your mouse.

When you double-click on any knob or slider, you can manually enter

or type in the desired value.

Split, Velocity & Key Switch

The Keyswitch settings allow you to load multiple presets into two

or more parts and dynamically play and mute them from your MIDI

controller using key switching, note range, velocity range or any

combination of the three parameters. This powerful feature gives you

a great deal of real-time control.

Unlimited FX

UVI Workstation offers a wide variety of FX, or effect processors,

to cover all your audio processing needs. The FX implementation is

robust and includes the ability to insert unlimited FX slots in several

stages of the signal flow.

Click the “FX” tab to open the FX page on the Single view

In Multi view the FX section is always displayed

UVI Workstation: Tips + Tricks

Audio and MIDI Settings

Be sure to have your Audio/MIDI controller turned on and plugged in

before launching UVI Workstation. If you do not hear sound or if your

controller does not send signal, select file, then Audio Midi Settings.

You can also hit Refresh Audio/MIDI Devices to locate your devices.

If these settings look accurate and you still do not hear sound or if

your MIDI device still does not send signal, check the MIDI channel

and port settings are correctly set:

Shortcuts & Key Commands

Space Bar: play/stop

Alt-click or Option-click: restore default parameter

Right-click or Control-click: open the MIDI Learn dialog box

Keyboard Arrows: navigate the browser

Sample Buffer

If there’s a delay before you hear a note, you’ll need to set the

sample buffer of your audio hardware driver to a low number.

Experiment with this setting to get the best response and

computer performance. You can change the buffer size by

selecting file, then Audio/MIDI Settings.

Multiple Audio Outputs

UVI Workstation is a multi-out instrument, offering 17 (main

+ 16) discrete stereo outputs. Most DAWs support multi-out

instruments, see your specific DAWs user manual for more details.

UVI Workstation: Tips + Tricks

NOTE: This is an example. You will need

to locate your device names.

UVI Workstation in a Sequencer

UVI Workstation is an audio instument plug-in. Load UVI Workstation

as an instrument plugin within your DAW, see your DAWs user manual

for more information on working with virtual instruments plugins.

Avoid Output Distortion

UVI Workstation allows a lot of user customizations. Check to see

that your effects are not overboosting output and that multi-parts

are not creating excessive gains. Remember to keep an eye on the

output level of UVI Workstation.

Avoid Excessive Sample Loading

As a general rule-of-thumb, avoid loading large amounts of samples

that exceed 70% of your available RAM. For example, if you have 1

GB of RAM, do not load more than 700 MB into UVI Workstation.

General Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting is always simplest and most effective when the exact

problem can be specified clearly and concisely. If you are surprised

by an error message or by seemingly erratic behavior in the program,

take a moment to jot down the relevant details: exactly what the error

message said (including any error ID numbers), what actions were

done on-screen just before the problem occurred, what kind of file

you were working with, how you recovered from the problem, and any

unusual conditions. This may not enable you to solve the problem at

once, but will greatly aid in isolating the problem should it reoccur.

If the problem you are encountering seems inconsistent, try to

determine what the necessary pattern of actions are that will

cause it to occur. Genuine bugs in application software like UVI

Workstation are almost always consistent in their manifestation:

the same set of actions under the same conditions invariably brings

about the same results. Determining the exact cause of a bug often

requires experiments which replicate the problem situation with one

factor changed: choosing a different (smaller) preset, opening UVI

Workstation in a different host application... If the problem is truly

inconsistent, then it is likely to be a hardware problem: a bad hard

drive, a failing computer motherboard...

Isolate the problem...

One of the best troubleshooting techniques is to try to isolate the

problem. If you can whittle down a complicated setup or scenario to

a much simpler case, chances are you’ll zero in on the problem more

quickly. For example, you could try running UVI Workstation in a different

host application to see if the problem persists. If it does, it may have to do

with the actual samples, presets, and/or performances being used.

Simplify your setup...

One of the most common causes of problems is a conflict with other

software in the system. Run UVI Workstation by itself, with no other

plug-ins or virtual instruments, and see if the problem you are having still

occurs.

If you cannot open a particular UVI Workstation project or session in your

host application...

First try opening other existing files, or a new file, to be sure the UVI

Workstation is working at all. If other files work fine, try temporarily

removing the UVI Workstation plug-in, or disable audio in your host

application. If other files also exhibit similar behavior, then you know that

the problem is not specific to one file.

UVI Workstation: Tips + Tricks

Links

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