UJAM

Why would the library be focused on bad playing notes? It is strange because the other plugins from them are awesome.

This rating isn't about the plugin per se, but the unnecessarily complicated download process. Screw having to download an installer app etc etc. just to get the freakin thing.

Vox Humana does a nice job of recreating the sound of Moog Music's Polymoog 280A's famous "Vox Humana" preset, widely recognized from tracks like Gary Numan's "Cars." The plugin uses samples created by Alex Ball from a vintage Polymoog 280A, ensuring an authentic character. This project helps the Bob Moog Foundation, as all proceeds from sales directly support its educational and preservation work.

There are four distinct timbral modes: Original, Bright, Hollow, and Octaves. These modes offer effective, variations of the classic tone without overcomplicating the interface. Users can adjust the Attack and Decay with dedicated sliders, allowing for control over the sound's transient and release characteristics. Built-in effects—Chorus, Phaser, and Delay—further enhance the sound, adding depth and movement. Each effect has customizable parameters, making it possible to dial in specific textures. The plugin includes 10 factory presets, providing starting points for various musical contexts.

Vox Humana is a focused instrument. It does not try to be a universal synthesizer. Instead, it delivers the specific vintage sound. It should be great for music producers who want to integrate classic synth textures into their projects quickly.

The sequencer was not what I expected but it would not compete with Rythm sequencer probably. This is a nice delay for your multiple delay category for when you need to experiment with sounds. compliments mdelay nicely as far as adding a large number of choices for when you are not looking for anything in particular.

This could be my new favorite reverb. The original was great, lots of interesting presets, especially some of the "creative" ones. This release is a significant enhancement. Smooth reverb tails, lots of control over... well, everything.

I received this, um, hiphop drum instrument/pattern player plugin for free and found that it is very much like everything else in UJAM's lineup -- its not deep, after an hour or so you've heard everything it does, it likes to play itself, and it has minimal overall sonic character.The 200 presets included dont always sound very different from one another.

Your kits are "DRY, FRESH, DEEP, HIP, FAT"

Your mixes are "CLOSE, BROAD, BRIGHT, PUNCH, RATTLE, PUMP"

And your effects are REVERB, SATURATE, MAXIMIZE.

You can trigger intros, fills, endings, breakdowns, etc from this palette. For more serious drum machines or samplers, look elsewhere.

Looks cool, sounds very good and is - also because of the lot of (additional) tweaking options - very flexible both for traditonal or rather unusal reverbs sounds.

Disclaimer: I just picked this up so I won't be creating a proper detailed review, but I wanted to express my excitement over this plugin. I'm fairly known on forums for creating much longer reviews, but in the spirit of this plugin, I will be fast and fun with my writing.

Firstly, it's unique and I needed to launch and use it without preconceived notions. The plugin does most of the work under the hood, leaving simple, yet powerful knobs for the user to twist. This is a full FX unit, designed to provide an array of colors to whatever sound runs through it. It is not another basic lo-fi unit. This particular Finisher product "Retro-ises" tracks with flavors of the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. There are many useful presets that serve as a groovy starting point for processing. This is not for producers who want total, precise control over all parameters. This plugin is designed to be fast, fun, and musical. .. and it is! Users "dial-in, back, and do a little fine-tuning." I work in two settings, as a music educator and as a singer-songwriter. In both situations, I need to work fast. Teenagers and young adults quickly lose interest when the teacher is fumbling around within a DAW. With my own music, I'm the teenager (I wish). Still, I need to work fast before I lose my inspiration. I spent way too many years collecting and learning plugins with not much music to show for it. UJAM Finisher Retro is my rebellion plugin. I picked this up to help me dial in a vibe without losing myself and my muse along the way. So far? It's AWESOME!! UJAM has successfully set up this plugin to deliver genre-specific flavors. It works swimmingly on drums and bass, but I especially dig it on legato instruments. I'm currently having fun running an eBox guitar track through it. I can identify some of what Retro is doing behind the scenes, but not all of it. There is some wonderful algorithmic magic going on behind the wizard's curtain, and you know what. .. I don't care what going on as long as it sounds good. .. It's time to make music and let go of my control freak tendencies that have stifled my creativity for way too long. I have returned to using my ears more than my eyes.
I love this thing for all it is and all it isn't!

Note: After I complete my current Brit Invasion projects I am going to check out the other Finishers by UJAM.