Ghostnote japanese band manual#
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Ghostnote japanese band manual#

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If you’re looking for in-depth explanations of all functions and controls, head straight for the Reference Guide further down.Ĭlick on the Preset name at the center above the DRUMS logo to open a menu for browsing and loading presets.The Walkthrough is a guided tour where you’ll try every control on the Symphonic Elements DRUMS screen once – the quickest hands-on experience possible.The Quick Reference has super-short explanations for every control.If you’re just looking to figure out something quick, there are three ways to get there: Follow us on Instagram: /ujaminstruments.Visit our Facebook page: /ujaminstruments.Naturally, we’re always open to new ideas and critique, and you are always encouraged and welcome to talk to us: We hope that Symphonic Elements DRUMS transpires that philosophy in everything you do with it. That means that before we even start developing, a lot of thought and discussion goes into finding out what you, the user, will expect from the product, what problem it solves, which controls we can remove to make the product more inviting and simpler, which hurdles we can move out of the way between you and a perfect track.Įvery Symphonic Elements product is optimized for one clear, powerful purpose: To produce great-sounding drum tracks without distracting you from the complex endeavor that producing a song is. We build every product for ourselves, and, like you, we’re all users of Symphonic Elements DRUMS too. We at UJAM are a pretty diverse bunch – from DJ to weekend producer to Oscar-awarded Hollywood composer. Symphonic Elements DRUMS was built by musicians for musicians. Take epic drums to epic heights and make sure to share your results with us – we can’t wait! For now, enjoy, create and get inspired!

Ghostnote japanese band series#

Like Symphonic Elements STRIIIINGS, the original drum material stems from the probably most famous library worldwide – the personal arsenal of oscar-awarded film composer and UJAM Co-Founder Hans Zimmer, and has been arranged into multi-layered performances by series godfather Boris Salchow. Or use the countless Finisher sound designs to adjust, adapt and create rhythmic soundscapes that infuse life into beats, basslines, pads, rhythm tracks of any kind! Layer Symphonic Elements DRUMS with your drumkit or electronic beat to add an organic punch that’s almost impossible to create otherwise. Feel the “god mode” as you move between the keys to go from subtle low pulses to all hell unleashed. It delivers the punch, majesty and brute force of epic drum ensembles in an equally inspirational, intuitive and fun instrument, and it combines that by powerful and creative sound design tools that let you shape the raw drum grooves into all kinds of elements to support whatever piece of music you’re working on. Symphonic Elements DRUMS follows the same concept. They also appreciated that we went to great lengths to make these phrases and rhythms easy and intuitive to use – because there’s already enough great libraries for skilled (film) composers out there – if that’s your workflow and musical genre. It was a great success – people praised the fact that they can finally use the silky, complex, organic textures of string ensembles in their tracks in new, creative and happily blasphemic ways. Symphonic Elements STRIIIINGS started our series of UJAM instruments that take orchestral ensembles out of the traditional – maybe conventional – symphonic and film music context. We hope you will enjoy Symphonic Elements DRUMS, a powerful addition to your musical palette, and we thank you for being a part of the UJAM community of music creators!