TASCAM's GVI was created to attract, impact and engage any musician who wants the best for thier production. From idea to performance - the best sound quality. GVI's development team's first thought is always usability. We strive to make the process enjoyable and hassle-free.
At your fingertips
Loading instruments has never been easier. Point, click, load, and play, it's that simple 16 separate instruments or stack 16 instruments for that very unique sound, the choice is yours.
One look at our award-winning work and you'll see why music professionals come to rely on GVI for there audio-production needs.
With a click of a button
TASCAM's GVI offers comprehensive editing features for the on-the-go artist. Let's face it, time is money and your time is valuable. We understand and share your passion. Whether you're producing an entire musical, developing a commercial hit song or providing backing tracks for live performance, we make our software flexible enough to work in the way that best meets your needs.
At the heart of GVI is a sampler engine designed to provide rich, dense sounds that can be tweaked and manipulated to a high degree and in great detail. The General Tab edit features such as Volume Modulation, Velocity Response, and Tuning all automatable by your host DAW application.
Go ahead - attack, decay, sustain and release
TASCAM's GVI Envelopes are used to control how a sound changes over time, changing volume, pitch, modulation, LFO, etc. GVI's envelopes feature offers the ability to create complex multi-segment envelopes which can really bring your sounds to life.
Filter freak
TASCAM's GVI filter section gives you the tools to start simple and then go crazy. This classic section of synth control has been used in countless hit records and thousands of songs the world over. With Low-Pass, High-Pass, Band-Pass filters completely automatable, GVI becomes a great expressive tool for any music situation.
Price 399 dollar.
Changes:
* GVI now supports multiple instances on multi-processor (dual core) computers for Steinberg's Cubase, Steinberg's Nuendo and Digidesign's Pro Tools.
* GVI now includes a per instance memory usage meter when hosted in a VST or RTAS DAW application.
* GVI now supports access to instrument help documentation, when provided with a soundware library. This is accessed from the MIDI channel pulldown menu in the MIDI Mixer where the instrument is loaded. If no help file is present, this menu item will not be displayed.
* GVI now includes a link to the product registration web page under the Help menu. Registration gains the user access to informative newsletters, special deals & promotions and freebies.
* The Loaded Instrument Viewer can be brought up by either selecting “Loaded Instruments” from a MIDI Mixer channel pulldown or by pressing the Instrument Viewer toolbar icon. Once open, instruments can be loaded onto any MIDI channel by drag & drop.
* NFX: GVI now includes all four original NFX effect algorithms from GigaStudio. These effects can be applied to any loaded instrument via a flexible new FX buss insert architecture. These effects are: Chorus, EQ, Delay and Reverb.
* An incompatibility with Sony's Acid 6 that caused no audio output from GVI when hosted in Acid 6 has been corrected.
* Rare instances of GVI crashing when exporting to GSI have been addressed.
* Previously, when running in standalone mode, it was not possible to change output channel selections after the sampler had been reset. This has been fixed.
* The filter Turbo Mode in the Quick Edit section of GVI is specific to the low-pass filter. Previously, it was possible for the UI to present Turbo Mode enabled with a different filter selected. Now, when Turbo Mode is enabled, the filter type is switched to low-pass automatically.
* The list of recently used files has been moved to below the list of factory content.
* Previously, using the Load menu to load a GSI file onto a MIDI channel was incorrectly performing a stack operation. This has been fixed in 3.51.
* The FX button in the MIDI Mixer has been renamed to GP. When illuminated, this indicates that a GigaPulse encoded instrument has been loaded on that channel. The associated pull down menu allows access to that GigaPulse UI. It is still possible to access the GigaPulse UI for an encoded instrument via the GigaPulse toolbar icon when that instrument's MIDI channel is selected in the MIDI Mixer.
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