U-he – Uhbik v2.0.0 for WiN

A collection of ten complex effects supporting surround sound formats up to 7.1. Perfect for adding finishing touches to your regular projects or creating unusual, experimental quadraphonic effect chains… Whether you need a subtle nuance or a powerful effect, Uhbik has you covered!

Uhbik’s surround sound processing

supports up to 8 channels of surround sound, including quadraphony, 5.1, and 7.1. When applied to multichannel tracks, the channel shift parameters in Flanger, Phaser, Grainshift, and Tremolo span all active channels, creating impressive effects that swirl around your head. Even the pan controls in Delay aren’t just stereo—they pan across all active channels.

The 8-slot modulation matrix

is ​​used to add motion by assigning modulation sources (MIDI, LFO, Envelope, Mapper) to any continuous controls on the panel. Assignments in the modulation matrix can be easily created using drag-and-drop, and then modified in various ways within the matrix slot.

Uhbik’s built

-in oscilloscope is an indispensable tool for creating rhythmic effects. You can simultaneously view the audio output and/or up to four modulation signals, including the modulation matrix slot output, in any combination.

The ” Mapper”

” modulation source is a table that can store up to 128 values ​​in the range from -100.00 to +100.00. The interpretation of these values ​​depends on the selected mode: MIDI notes, mapped modulation sources, trigger increments, etc.

Envelope

Similar to function generators in modern modular synthesizers, Uhbik’s envelope is a highly flexible modulation source. It can function as an envelope, responding to audio dynamics, or be triggered by audio signals or any of the available modulation sources.

LFO

A general-purpose, multi-wavelength low-frequency oscillator that can be used for any cyclic modulation, triggering the Sample & Hold function, or as a source for the Mapper. The three cyclic effects (flanger, phaser, and tremolo) each include an additional LFO, connected to the main “character” parameter of each effect.