https://www.acousticsamples.net/keys/B0

Yes indeedy...very nice.

Okay, so, here's a question. I've shied away from UVi based stuff because I had heard, indirectly I'll admit, that the UVi software could cause stability issues. Lately, I've seen a lot of new libraries (for lack of a better term) being released for UVi, that a few years ago would probably have been released for Kontakt. Is the UVi platform now considered  solid and worth investing in?
 
Regards,
Dan

I would have purchased it in a second if it wasn't for the damn iLok type copy protection. I thought it sounded Very good and Matthew Pittman really smoked the demo...  Impressive, yet a disappointment.

dcumpian
Okay, so, here's a question. I've shied away from UVi based stuff because I had heard, indirectly I'll admit, that the UVi software could cause stability issues. Lately, I've seen a lot of new libraries (for lack of a better term) being released for UVi, that a few years ago would probably have been released for Kontakt. Is the UVi platform now considered  solid and worth investing in?
 
Regards,
Dan

I've not noticed any more unstability than with any other software.

Does sound nice. I am not sure I need another though, I have plenty of ground covered with VB3 and NI Vintage organs plus more neich stuff like SampleTekk Drawbar and Sound Dust Hammr+ plus some Leslie and scanner simulators.
 
I did not hear any really gritty distortion.

99€. Nope. Pass.

I'm probably going to wait for a better deal in the future, I, too have it covered with NI Vintage organs, etc. I have a couple of VST's that use the UVI player, and have not noticed any instability. I don't mind iLok's computer based authentication, just don't want to deal with dongles.

I deal with my iLok2 like this.
 
plug it in. forget about it.
authorize new purchases. forget about it.
read about it. remember I have one. forget about it.
 

I spend more time dealing with what to wear each day than I do dealing with my iLok2.