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[QUOTE="Bombastus, post: 93768, member: 2178"]
UJAM has launched Beatmaker Bounce and Usynth Bounce, a pair made for Y2K-era R&B, hip-hop, and club tracks. One deals with MPC-style drums and grooves, while the other handles bass, leads, keys, and digital synth tones. Both aim for the sounds that were big in music around 2000.

Beatmaker Bounce packs 10 drum kits, mix presets, and 25 beat styles. Its drum sounds draw from the samplers and beat machines of that era. Producers can make mellow R&B grooves or harder club beats. The Juggle knob adds reverse hits and beat repeats, which can help keep patterns fresh.

Usynth Bounce handles the melodic side with sounds inspired by gear such as the Korg Triton. Its range covers thick bass, bright leads, funky clavs, keys, synth stabs, world music tones, and lush orchestral layers. The plug-in has 100 synth patches, 100 global presets, a built-in sequencer, an arpeggiator, and effects.

Both instruments run on Windows 10 or newer and macOS 10.15 or later. UJAM offers VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX formats, giving users plenty of ways to load them in a DAW.

As for prices, the Bounce Bundle has a $49 launch deal, while eligible loyal users pay $39. Each plug-in costs $39 on its own, with a $29 loyalty price. After the deal, each one goes up to $49. The bundle is a launch-only offer and will leave the store once the promo ends.
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