UVI – Player v5.0.0 for WiN

UVI Workstation Becomes UVI Player

Our core workspace has a new name. We chose it to accurately reflect the software’s essence: a convenient place to discover, explore, and play your instruments. Despite the name change, reliability remains unchanged, and functionality continues to improve.

Open Instrument Catalog

Discover a vast collection of sounds created by passionate artists and sound designers. Explore vintage synthesizers with Vintage Vault 5, play piano and keyboards with Key Suite, or create a cinematic atmosphere with Augmented Orchestra. UVI Player supports everything from drums and percussion to sound design and foley, bringing together orchestras, choirs, ethnic instruments, and musical instruments in a single space. In addition to our own libraries, you can download UVI-enabled instruments from our partners, ensuring you always have a wide selection of instruments at your disposal for your projects.

Falcon Extensions in UVI Player

For the first time, you can experience the capabilities of our flagship tool directly in UVI Player. Every Falcon extension now loads and plays as intended. Experience immersive interfaces, powerful macros, and carefully curated presets for each collection. UVI Player allows you to experience Falcon’s sound directly and begin working with complex textures right away. When you’re ready to take things further, the same extension opens directly in Falcon.

Your first 50 sounds

Every time you load, you get something to play with. UVI Starter offers 50 handcrafted presets in a wide variety of styles, each offering a taste of Falcon’s capabilities. Start with what you’re already familiar with or try styles you’ve never worked with before.

Uncompromising Functionality

Upon loading the instrument, its native interface opens, ready to use and explore. Finding the right sounds is quick thanks to a modern browser with preset tags, text search, a favorites function, and instant audio preview. Dive deeper into the process by layering instruments, adding effects, and defining chords with the built-in arpeggiator, whether playing solo or in any modern DAW.