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Any UVI Wrkstation Users Here?

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From: George Lea
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:06
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I just dwnloaded UVI. It looks great, as I am a former avid user of V-Sampler, that looked and worked VERY much like UVI. I was quite disappointed when support ended for that product. The problem I'm having I'm sure has a simple solution, but I can't get started until it's resolved.

First off, nowhere in their literature does it specify which proprietary sound/sample formats they support, i.e. sf2, krz, vs3(V-Sampler), Akai, etc. I'm assuming they support soundfonts, being such a universally accepted format. Having said that, when I tried to load any of those sounds whether UVI was a standalone, or Sonar VST plug-in; whether I used drag/drop or 2X click, it never loaded. Then, I read the blurb about creating the alias. That's where my real problem lies.

It never says exactly how to do that. Now, before anyone explains that could you pls answer this? I have an entire 20Gig partition of patches and samples on a separate HDD from my OS/App HDD so that I don't have to tax the read/write heads, and processes. So, can you tell me how to implement this "alias" requirements thang on that separate HDD?

Tanx,
KC
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