Synth

UVI Rumble

UVI · €199

UVI Rumble is a multiband bass synthesizer with Body, Character, and Air engines, nine oscillator models, deep modulation, and a large factory bass library.

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A genuinely different bass synth: three full engines for low, mid, and high bands that stay independent until a shared filter and master stage.

Ideal para: Electronic producers who design modern 808s, reeses, growls, and cinematic low end and want per-band control.

Pros

  • True multiband architecture (Body / Character / Air) with independent oscillators and FX per band
  • Nine oscillator models from analog and wavetable to phonem, fold, kick, and sampler
  • 33 modulation sources, macros, MSEGs, and multiband master compressor/EQ
  • NKS support and factory library built for bass-led genres

Cons

  • €199 regular price is premium for a bass-focused instrument
  • Learning curve if you think in single-engine synths
  • Overkill if you only need simple 808 samples

Visão geral

UVI Rumble is built for one problem: modern bass that needs weight, mid presence, and top-end motion at the same time without turning into mud. Instead of one oscillator stack, it runs three parallel engines—Body, Character, and Air—each with its own oscillator, wave-shaper, and effect slot. They merge through shared filters, a multiband compressor, and master EQ into a single playable voice.

It excels at designed low end. Nine oscillator models cover analog, phase distortion, formants, wavefolding, wavetables, noise, samples, kick synthesis, and FM. Per-band AM injection lets one band pump another. Factory categories span 808, growl, wobble, reese, drone, and motion, so you can start from a playable patch instead of a blank modular rack. NKS and UVI's standard iLok licensing fit existing UVI users.

The trade-offs are price and specialization. At €199 regular it costs more than many bass tools and competes with building similar stacks in Serum 2 or Phase Plant. If you only need sampled electric bass, Trilian or MODO BASS are better fits. If you want one-knob 808s, a dedicated drum synth may be faster.

Choose Rumble when multiband bass design is a daily job. Choose Trilian for deep sampled bass instruments, Substance for Output-style bass synths, or Serum when you prefer a generalist wavetable engine. Our Rumble article covers the Body/Character/Air workflow in more detail.

Especificações

Type
Multiband bass synthesizer
Engines
Body, Character, Air (each with oscillator, shaper, FX)
Oscillator models
9 (Analog, Morpho, Phonem, Fold, Timbral, Noise, Sampler, Kick, Prism)
Modulation
33 sources; macros, ADSRs, LFOs, MSEGs, random, drift
Formats
VST3, AU, AAX, standalone; NKS
Platforms
macOS 10.14–26; Windows 10–11 (64-bit); iLok account
Authorization
3 activations (machine or iLok dongle)

Última verificação 2026-07-16

Perguntas frequentes

How much does UVI Rumble cost?

UVI lists Rumble at €199 / $199 regular. Intro pricing of $99 / €99 has been used at launch windows—confirm on uvi.net.

What makes Rumble different from other bass synths?

Rumble splits the voice into three frequency engines so sub, mid character, and air can use different oscillators, shapers, and effects before a shared filter and master section.

What formats does Rumble support?

VST3, AU, AAX, and standalone, with NKS compatibility, on macOS and Windows.

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