Breakup Uhbik?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2831 posts since 11 Jun, 2003
Oops, nevermind. Just read the FAQ. That would be a no..
I already own too many similar effects to get Uhbik..
But I was interested in checking out the Phaser. I some good ones already but yours is apparently very good.. However, I wouldn't be able to justify getting the whole bundle for it even if I love it.
Anyway, no biggie..
I already own too many similar effects to get Uhbik..
But I was interested in checking out the Phaser. I some good ones already but yours is apparently very good.. However, I wouldn't be able to justify getting the whole bundle for it even if I love it.
Anyway, no biggie..
Play it by ear
- KVRAF
- 13847 posts since 19 Jun, 2008 from Seattle
That's kinda like; "I've had cheese-cake"... but not until you've had REAL cheese-cake. You don't know the difference, until you taste it.pheeleep wrote:... I already own too many similar effects to get Uhbik..
So in essence... you would be able to change your statement to:
"I used to own things that pretended to be similar to Uhbik."
[2c]
I'm not a musician, but I've designed sounds that others use to make music. http://soundcloud.com/obsidiananvil
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- KVRAF
- 2911 posts since 3 Mar, 2006
The trem does things no other trem does. The Flanger is also a chorus. Both the Flanger and the Tremelo can do vibrato in different ways. The frequency shifter is just plain awesome. Runciter is one of my favorite distortions on top of being a filter. The delay is pure sci-fi (in that its like a future-retro kind of "what people in the 60s thought a really hi tech delay would work+sound"). The granular thing is a granular thing (I really can't say much more on it...)
I can't think of what plugs you could possibly have which would be similar to these really.
I can't think of what plugs you could possibly have which would be similar to these really.
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- KVRist
- 31 posts since 19 May, 2008
yeah - I would say it really is worth it just to get it - none of the individual effects really and truly overlap with what else I have, and often they're the best examples of what I have.
the Trem is insane for sure...definitely nothing else like it out there. The Phaser and Flanger are the shizz indeed. the reverb is great too!
you will dig it - just get it!
-m
the Trem is insane for sure...definitely nothing else like it out there. The Phaser and Flanger are the shizz indeed. the reverb is great too!
you will dig it - just get it!
-m
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Dean Aka Nekro Dean Aka Nekro https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=162100
- KVRAF
- 6178 posts since 4 Oct, 2007 from Escaped At Last
It doesn't even clash with the SoundToys Native bundle. Whilst i have the SoundToys bundle i do not need the Uhbik bundle but if i did need some extra options in the effects department then Uhbik would be it i think
my £0.02p FWIW and if i could afford luxary i would probably pull the trigger on it but i can not. They would actually complement each other wickedly
Also i am not comparing the two plug-in sets here just incase anyone jumps down my throat/get the wrong impression
my £0.02p FWIW and if i could afford luxary i would probably pull the trigger on it but i can not. They would actually complement each other wickedly
Also i am not comparing the two plug-in sets here just incase anyone jumps down my throat/get the wrong impression
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- KVRist
- 153 posts since 22 Aug, 2009
The Uhbik bundle is amazing.. I have soundtoys and a few others.. it's way different and has the most creamy, silky touch to all the effects. Huge soundstage too..
I love it!
I love it!
- u-he
- 30215 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Uhbik was designed to complement SoundToys. I wouldn't dare to compete with them.
I'll also address some remaining issues in future updates: Really "lexical" presets for Uhbik-A, more "analogueish" phaser modes for P, an LFO for Runciter (dunno where to squeeze that in though), Hz-readout for Q - to name the most prominent requests.
I'll also address some remaining issues in future updates: Really "lexical" presets for Uhbik-A, more "analogueish" phaser modes for P, an LFO for Runciter (dunno where to squeeze that in though), Hz-readout for Q - to name the most prominent requests.
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Bronto Scorpio Bronto Scorpio https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=98170
- KVRAF
- 5546 posts since 13 Feb, 2006 from Wiesmoor, Germany
Urs wrote:I'll also address some remaining issues in future updates: Really "lexical" presets for Uhbik-A, more "analogueish" phaser modes for P, an LFO for Runciter (dunno where to squeeze that in though), Hz-readout for Q - to name the most prominent requests.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2831 posts since 11 Jun, 2003
Thanks for the feedback guys. I do have some nice cheesecakes in my arsenal (I know the real taste of cheesecakeMitchK1989 wrote:The trem does things no other trem does. The Flanger is also a chorus. Both the Flanger and the Tremelo can do vibrato in different ways. The frequency shifter is just plain awesome. Runciter is one of my favorite distortions on top of being a filter. The delay is pure sci-fi (in that its like a future-retro kind of "what people in the 60s thought a really hi tech delay would work+sound"). The granular thing is a granular thing (I really can't say much more on it...)
I can't think of what plugs you could possibly have which would be similar to these really.
For Tremolo I have been using MMultibandTremolo exclusively. I can use the tremolo on only certain frequencies, or have different types of tremolos for different frequencies. I can sync to tempo at 15 different speeds in 3 different ways. I can modulate any parameter using standard shapes, custom shapes, or even step sequencers. I am having trouble believing that there is something that the Uhbik tremolo can do that MMultiBandTremolo can't do. I don't think I need it.
For flanger I use MMultibandFlanger and Liquid Mod II. Very happy with both. Again I'm sure the Uhbik one rocks, but I can't justify getting another flanger as I have already bought 2 very good ones.
For Chorus I use Liquid Mod II, BT Analog Chorus, and MMultiBandChorus. I will also soon own Zebrify, which includes a chorus. Again, I am very happy with what I have..
For frequency shifting I use MMultiBandFreqShifter. Haven't used this in a track yet.. sounds good though.
For distortion I use BadBussMojo, CamelPhat3, and MMultiBandDistortion. I rarely use distortion in my projects..
For Retro Spacy delay I use Timeless2, BT Oilcan Echo, Liquid Delays II, and OhmBoyz. I don't want another delay. I have spent way too much money on delays already and I am very happy with the results I get out of them
For filter I use Volcano 2, CamelSpace, CamelPhat, Quadfrohmage, PSP Nitro, Fruity Love Philter, and MFilter.
The granular plugin could be cool
Phaser: I use BT Analog Phaser, Liquid Phase II and MMultiband phaser. When I own Zebrify I will also have it's very nice sounding phaser. But the one in Uhbik seems to be the one that everyone points to as being "the best", so I was hoping it could be purchased by itself. In that case, I would try out the demo
I'll finish by saying that I think Urs is extremely talented. If I were just starting off, I'd get all his products. I currently don't own/use any but the freeware/Magware ones, but I have playing with the Zebra2 demo for hours. Longer than any other demo I have ever tried. I don't even compose (and bounce down) or save anything. I have just been having fun discovering it. So powerful... Such a great sound. Everyone's raving about ACE all the time. I tried ACE too and although I can't deny that it is nice, Zebra is truely where it's at for me..
I have been buying VST's for many years. It's an investment. I feel that I have spent too much already on chorus, delays, flangers, filters.... I have to pick my battles
Play it by ear
- KVRAF
- 26972 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
You also get Uhbik-A... really nice Ambience plug-in...pheeleep wrote: I have been buying VST's for many years. It's an investment. I feel that I have spent too much already on chorus, delays, flangers, filters.... I have to pick my battlesI haven't demo'ed the Soundtoys stuff either, for the same reason. Don;t want to be tempted. Too many things to buy and not enough money. I wish I could own every great filter, flanger, chorus out there.. My quest for the perfect phaser continues, but I would have to be able to buy it by itself, not as part of a bundle. Next purchase is Zebra, then a really good reverb.. then we'll see..
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- KVRian
- 882 posts since 20 Feb, 2004
Will Uhbik ever be united with Uhbik X?
- u-he
- 30215 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Sure. I highly regret announcing it prematurely though. It's a massive amount of work that I totally underestimated, especially the tedious parts.ravasb wrote:Will Uhbik ever be united with Uhbik X?
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- KVRian
- 882 posts since 20 Feb, 2004
Urs,
Thank you for your very quick and honest reply, and on a Sunday yet. You are a rare combination of brilliance and graciousness.
Thank you for your very quick and honest reply, and on a Sunday yet. You are a rare combination of brilliance and graciousness.
