The Unfinished releases "Diva Ex Machina" for u-he Diva

The Unfinished has released Diva Ex Machina, a collection of 128 sounds for u-he's Diva aimed at analogue, electronic sounds for film scoring and electronica.

Here's what they say: "Ex Machina is something of a special synth soundset as it includes all the patches I designed for Nathan Furst to use on the score for Need For Speed. I have to thank both Nathan and Dreamworks for very kindly giving me permission to share the sounds. In addition to those patches, there are other sounds inspired by the work I was doing for Nathan – some of which take advantage of the new Roland JP800 modelled oscillators and Oberheim OBX inspired 'uhbie' filter."

The collection features a plethora of warm, punchy basses; ethereal, drifting pads; gentle, old skool sequences; deep, dynamic basslines; classic, spacey leads; and sinister, evocative soundscapes. All programmed with a little musical, kinetic energy in the modwheel, as you would expect.

With an emphasis on expressive, vintage, analogue synth sounds with a modern cinematic twist, this soundset is a blend of the likes of Cliff Martinez, Vangelis, Trent Reznor and Future Sound of London, with just a pinch of Harry Gregson-Williams and Michael McCann.

If you want to add some retro synth feel, or merely beef up the space and dynamics of your tracks with some analogue colours, Diva Ex Machina is a handy collection.

Diva Ex Machina is priced at £19.99.