UJAM Beatmaker Berserk

Gritty Moody Electronica: Looking for powerful drums for intense electronic music? This Beatmaker adds the necessary punch to your production. BERSERK can energize everything from dubstep to movie scores. Inside, you'll find 20 styles, 50 presets, 10 drum kits, and 460 patterns. It has MIDI Drag & Drop and a resizable user interface, along with a special 'Devastate/Squish' control. From dense to distorted, master the mood of your track with BERSERK, from gentle to intense. Use Mix Presets and the Devastate custom multi - effect to control the punch. With 20 different styles, manipulate hundreds of rhythms. Combine with 10 different kits for endless options. It's straightforward but deep - mix and match custom presets in three simple steps to produce amazing tracks. The Mix settings let you quickly change multi - effect profiles and transform your sound. BERSERK features 10 kits with 16 drum instruments each and 20 styles with 460 patterns in total. Pair it with USynth EUPHORIA or 2080 for a gritty electronica combo. The 'Devastate' special control adds custom compression and distortion, or set it negative for a tight, crunchy mono sound. Use the Beat Intensity control to quickly change brightness and EQ on demand.

Using UJAM Beatmaker Berserk is easy. First, pick a style from the 20 available ones and a drum kit from the 10 options. Then, choose a preset. You can mix and match these elements to get the sound you want. To adjust the intensity of your beats, use the Beat Intensity control. This can help you make differences between the verse and the chorus. The Devastate special control is great for adding that extra edge. You can add compression and distortion, or set it to make everything mono. When using the Mix settings, you can quickly switch between different multi - effect profiles to change your sound. As for maintenance, make sure your software is up - to - date. Keep your computer in good working condition to ensure smooth operation. And don't forget to back up your projects regularly in case something goes wrong.