If you’ve used a Beatmaker plugin before then the core features are the same with VICE so you’ll be able to get stuck in without even needing to read a manual. This isn’t your typical simplistic drum Rompler with limited controls, however – VICE offers plenty of controls over the included sounds, kits, patterns and effects to ensure you can easily put your own stamp on things. This being a Beatmaker plugin it is at heart – beyond the flash interface – a very fancy sample library and preset playing device.
Sadly, the image of the car in the center doesn’t actually do anything – it’s just a static image – which I think is something of a missed opportunity! It looks pretty cool, anyway! A couple of UJAM’s Beatmaker plugins have made it onto this list here, of which VICE bags the top spot.įire up VICE in your DAW and you’re greeted with an eye catching plugin that positively screams synthwave. UJAM have made something of a name for themselves over the past couple of years thanks to their ever expanding range of easy to use plugins which cover everything from beat making to guitar thrashing and crazy effects. Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: UJAM Instruments presents: Beatmaker VICE () Vice is Nice!
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Looking to make your very own Cyberpunk and Synthwave beats and tracks? Below I have a carefully curated selection of VST plugins, Kontakt Instruments plus a synthwave sample pack too – everything you need to get started creating the tracks of tomorrow today! 1. Recent years have seen a resurgence of 80s nostalgia, the arrival of Stranger Things on Netflix, a sonically and visually stunning Bladerunner sequel and the launch of CD Projeckt Red’s much-hyped Cyberpunk 2077 video game, all of which have inspired an increased interest in all things Cyberpunk and more people listening to synthwave type music than ever before and it’s a genre of music that has found a massive following on social media thanks to the likes of Lost Years, FM 84, Mitch Murder, Com Truise to name just a few.
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I can trace my love of synthwave music and 1980s beats to early exposure to 16-bit computer game soundtracks coming from my dad’s Amiga computer as well as numerous other sources including the Miami Vice TV show, 1980s science fiction movie soundtracks, British synth pop music and synth music from the likes of Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis plus 80s American Electro and early techno records.
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