u-he Releases Uhbik 2.0: A Free Major Update with New Compressor, Modulation, and CLAP Support

u-he has released Uhbik 2.0, a significant and free update to its suite of effect plug-ins. This version introduces a complete visual overhaul, a powerful new modulation system, and adds a brand-new Compressor to the collection. The update, available for Windows, Mac, and Linux users, is a complimentary download for all existing Uhbik license holders. The redesign isn't just cosmetic; the new user interface is built to accommodate the extensive new modulation capabilities, making it easier to craft complex, evolving effects. New in Version 2.0 The Uhbik 2 suite comprises ten individual plug-ins: Ambience: A plate reverb featuring early reflections. Compressor: A new addition, with optional feed-back detection. Delay: A 5-tap delay with modulation. Equalizer: A flexible and clean parametric EQ. Flanger: Offers both tape and delay-based flanging. Grainshift: A granular pitch shifter. Phaser: Based on a classic multi-allpass filter design. Runciter: A filter designed for adding color and distortion. Shifter: A continuous barber-pole frequency shifter. Tremolo: A rhythm-maker that supports user-definable patterns. Aside from the compressor, u-he has packed a lot into this update. Here are some of the key improvements: A completely redesigned UI to support the new modulation system. A built-in oscilloscope for visualizing audio or modulation signals. Rewritten filter algorithms and expanded surround sound support up to 7.1. Added support for the CLAP plug-in format alongside improved VST3 implementation. A new preset browser for easier patch management. Support for IPluginCompatibility to assist in migrating from VST2 to VST3 versions within a project. Numerous plugin-specific improvements and minor bug fixes. {PRODUCT-HEADER-3592-uhbik2}. Pricing & Availability Uhbik 2.0 is available for €199 for new users, and is a free update for all existing Uhbik owners. An unlicensed version of Uhbik will run as a fully functional demo, with the only limitation being occasional audio crackles. https://youtu.be/_Ys5NP_KgZw Read More