UVI lowers the price of its Tines Anthology sound collection until November 11th.
This weekend, you can get the sounds of 8 electric pianos for the UVI Workstation 2 for the price of $99 instead of $199. The Tines Anthology is a sampled and scripted collection of electric pianos from 1965 to 2007:
- 2 Bass Piano created in 1965 and 1970, that can be heard on The Doors’ album
- 2 of the first MK I models manufactured between 1974 and 1978
- The MK II, launched in 1981
- The MK III, another rare instrument from 1982 in a pretty bad shape
- The MK V, other rarity from 1984
- The MK 7, the latest model of the Series, introduced in 2007
The sounds were recording with a 24-bit / 96kHz resolution then downsampled to 16-bit / 44.1kHz. UVI also included an effect section with a cabinet emulation, drive, chorus, phaser, spring reverb, tremolo, autopan and more.
More info about Tines Anthology at www.uvi.net.
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