Every instrument shares a clean, beautiful interface, making it easy to tweak filters, envelopes, and effects across the entire collection.
If you're upgrading from Vintage Vault 3, version 4 added eight significant products, including three all-new releases: Based on the rare Casio HT-6000. Bit Zone: Based on the Italian cult classic Crumar Bit 99.
Unlike typical digital emulations that use code to simulate circuitry, UVI takes a sample-based approach. They record the actual output of rare, expensive, and iconic synthesizers—ranging from 80s polyphonic beasts to obscure 70s string machines—capturing the authentic grit and character of the original hardware. Every instrument shares a clean, beautiful interface, making
Enter UVI Vintage Vault 4 —a massive, sample-based collection that aims to put 255 legendary hardware machines right into your DAW. What is Vintage Vault 4?
Works with the free UVI Workstation or the advanced Falcon synthesizer. What’s New in Version 4? Unlike typical digital emulations that use code to
A massive suite covering the E-mu Emulator series and iconic 12-bit drum machines like the SP-12. Why Pro Producers Choose It
The result is a library that sounds "expensive" right out of the box, without the heavy CPU drain often associated with high-end emulations. Key Specs at a Glance 255 hardware machines represented. What is Vintage Vault 4
If you are looking for that "hit record sound" from the 70s, 80s, and 90s without spending thousands on hardware, this is arguably the most comprehensive collection available.