btw... did you know that in romanian "Urs" means "bear" .. and "Zebra" is referring to the cross walk?

OK .. the 2nd one is more obvious to be the same in other languages .. but don't really know that!

Typical from latin-based languages, in frensh we'd write "Ours"

after having snapped up a zebra license in the market place it took another two days to for me to get ace, too. man, these are the best things out there in software...flawless design, great sound quality, huge number of free and commercial presets, nice tutorials, and what not. truly amazing value for price. the one thing that would make zebra complete in my view would be sample integration but i can see that urs has no plans in that direction.

nevertheless, the money i spent on zebra was the best money spent on a synth for me ever. in fact, i don't even regard this as an expense...zebra keeps me back from making music, because it's soooo much fun to explore the possibilites and being rewarded instantly with great sounds. it's a synth workhorse and at the same time a playground for synthesizer fans...

yes, i'm a very happy u-he user...

+3 (ACE, Uhbik, and now Zebra!)

When I sent in my photo of the dinosaur Zebra was replacing, Urs replied instantly with the registration code while on vacation...I wanted to reply with a "thank you" but decided not to disturb him further

To Urs, I sincerely hope you enjoyed your vacation my friend! I have been enjoying getting to know Zebra and am already working on a very challenging patch instead of starting with the basics

I already said "Thank you Urs" when I payed for my license.

witty!

I'm resurrecting an old thread just to say thank you Urs for making music fun. I appreciate all you do for us!

It's never too late to say thank you, especially when we're talking about the Urs and the U-He crew. That offer of buying you all a beer when I visit Berlin still stands, Urs!