Yes, the UVI host is a bit tricky, but there is a way:
So it is a two-step process:
- you need to assign the VReed parameters to the UVI host parameters within the VReed GUI (right-click the control)
- within Cantabile, you put the UVI host with VReed loaded into a rack, then check the state behavior tick boxes for the parameters that UVI exposes
- now you can use rack states to recall different configurations of your wurly
This is part of my live setup, and it works nicely for me. I like the sound and responsiveness a lot - this is my default “solo” Wurly, i.e. when the Wurlitzer sound is exposed as the main instrument. In layers, I use Velvet, since its CPU footprint is lower.
Cheers,
Torsten