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The Latigo Black Friday deal takes 63% off UJAM's Groovemate latin percussion plugin, so it comes to $29 until Dec 9, 2026.
Latigo is a latin percussion rig with a professional player built in. UJAM says it is made to sit next to beats or drums and add groove to a mix.
The grooves were produced by multi-instrumentalist Nate Williams, formerly of Jamiroquai. The maker says the plugin works with electronic beats and acoustic drum grooves in any genre.
The percussion line-up covers a lot of ground. Here is what you get:
Playing them is a set of 460 phrase performances, sorted into 20 player styles. The maker says they carry a real human feel.
The Depth control moves the whole kit, or single instruments, toward the front or back of the virtual stage. That gives you a quick way to carve out room for the percussion in an arrangement.
Under the hood sits a multichannel mix console, and six mix presets drive it: Vanilla, Slam, Trippy, Vintage, HiFi and Tape. UJAM describes the range as running from clean and modern to gritty and saturated.
Every style phrase can be dragged straight into your DAW as MIDI. From there you can edit the rhythm, swap instruments, or layer it with your favorite drum plugins.
The maker says the core vibe of Latigo stays intact while you edit. If you build beats in the box, that makes the phrases a starting point rather than a fixed loop.
Latigo belongs to UJAM's Groovemate range of virtual instruments, and demo tracks for it are available from UJAM.
Yes. The Latigo Black Friday deal is 63% off, which brings UJAM's Groovemate percussion plugin to $29. The offer runs until Dec 9, 2026.
Latigo includes 3 congas, maracas, cabasa, tambourine, claves, cowbells and claps. It also has 460 phrase performances in 20 player styles, six mix presets and a Depth control for placing instruments on the virtual stage.
Yes. Every style phrase can be dragged straight into your DAW. Once there, you can edit the rhythm, change instruments or layer it with your favorite drum plugins. UJAM says the core vibe of Latigo is kept while you edit.
The grooves were produced by multi-instrumentalist Nate Williams, formerly of Jamiroquai. UJAM describes the result as a professional percussion player on call, with 460 phrases in 20 styles that have a real human feel.
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