Built for DJs, drummers, producers, and soundtrack composers, Ujam Beatmaker 2 RICO is a software instrument doubling as your personal real-time drum-track creator for adding a Latin Club or Dancehall feel to any pop tune you create. To spice things up with deep bassy kicks and the classic boom-chak rhythm of reggaetón, Beatmakers RICO offers 10 separate kits, each with 16 drum instruments professionally layered, compiled, and mixed to create the instantly recognizable sonic identity associated with the genre. Choose from 20 styles with 23 ready-made patterns each for a total of 460 different rhythmical patterns for instant song intros, fills, verses, choruses, breakdowns, and endings—all waiting to be fired off and arranged using your MIDI controller in real time.

Whether you need straight-ahead beats or authentic world-percussion grooves, with RICO, you can create outstanding rhythms for your music quickly and easily. It instantly syncs to your DAW's tempo, and you can play a near-infinite variety of loops just like you would on an instrument. Select one of the 12 mix settings and boost the intensity of your beat using the Amount knob. The Me Gusta function uses a bidirectional slider which lets you shape the overall sound of your beats. Optimized for live arrangement and mixing, Beatmaker RICO takes advantage of Ujam's simple yet powerful macro controls, allowing for dynamic and tonal tweaking on the fly.

For DJs, Drummers, Producers    Reggaetón and Dancehall Rhythms    10 Kits with 16 Drum Instruments Each    460 Patterns: 20 Styles with 50 Presets    Phrase Drag-and-Drop into DAW    Special Control: Me Gusta    12 Mix Presets with Beat Intensity    Individual Audio Outputs    Mac/Windows, VST 2/3, AU, AAX

• You can now drag phrases like intros, verses, or choruses straight from the interactive UI keyboard to the Beatmaker instrument track of your DAW. This opens up a slew of creative options.

• The Mix section features a set of 12 mix presets optimized for creating Latin pop grooves.
• Use the Amount knob for thumping lows, smooth stereo widening, slap delay, EQ carving, and many other processing methods rolled into 12 mix presets, allowing you to transform the sound of your beats in moments.
• Use the Beat Intensity control to make quick changes—e.g., to adjust energy levels between your verse and chorus.

• Turning the slider up will increase the stereo width, in case you want to give your beat a bit more space in the mix. It also boosts the low frequencies and decreases high frequencies.
• Pulling the slider downwards does the opposite and also boosts the mids—try it both ways.

• The Master Section processes the stereo output of Beatmaker excluding the instruments you’ve sent through individual outputs.
• Enjoy one-knob saturation, a loudness maximizer, an ambience selector, a sweep control for the dual filter, and more.

• With individual outputs, you can route any instrument or channel from Beatmaker to separate channels on your DAWs mixer.

• Exclusive Studio One (v4.6.2 and later) piano-roll integration: The names of styles and drum elements are displayed on the keys of your piano roll to help you find the right styles and drums quickly and easily for your track.
• The scale range of the styles and instruments are highlighted with a red line on the left side of your piano roll.

• 20 different styles with 23 ready-made patterns for a total of 460 different rhythmical patterns for instant song intros, fills, verses, choruses, breakdowns, and endings
• 10 drum kits with 16 drum instruments each
• 50 presets with complete Beatmaker setups
• 12 mix presets with Beat Intensity
• Special control: Me Gusta
• Master section for sound processing
• Phrase drag-and-drop into DAW
• Controllable via integrated virtual keyboard, MIDI controller, MIDI sequencer, or MIDI notes
• Interface is resizable to fit on small screens
• Player Sync quantizes the Beatmaker player to match the playback of your DAW
• Supported on Intel Macs and Apple silicon Macs (Rosetta and native)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with P-95?

A: The Yamaha Music Rest with Bag for PSR-E373 is only compatible with the Yamaha PSR-E373.

Q: 2. how many computers allow to install with this software ?

A: This can be installed on up to 2 computers.

Q: 3. How does this book compare to The Fujifilm X-T2: 120 X-Pert Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Camera" ?

A: The books are similar but this one is more specific to the controls, features, and settings found on the XT2 which are not available on all X series cameras.

Q: 4. Can the MPC II stream multiple tracks via USB into Ableton?

A: This is a stand-alone music producton workstation, but you can record into the MPC 2.0 software, and then exporting the files individually into Ableton. If you only have a few tracks, you can use the MPC 2.0 software as a plugin to Ableton.

Q: 5. Will it fit P45 Yamaha Digital Piano? thx

A: The Yamaha ZG441301 Music Rest is not listed as being compatible for use with the Yamaha P-45 Portable Digital Piano. You can get the correct model directly from Yamaha's Consumer Parts Department. You can reach them by phone at 888-892-6242 or contact them by email at partsyca@yamaha.com. Yamaha's US offices are based in California.

Q: 6. Does this sound better than the bose bluetooth audio adapter?

A: I don't think my answer will be helpful because I connect the B1 through the toslink therefore it defaults to the DAC in my receiver. Through this connect it definitely sounds better than the Bose. However, when I was using the Bose I was connected using the RCA calbe which default to the DAC in the Bose and not my receiver. My receiver may have a better DAC than the Bose which explains the better sounds.

Q: 7. Can I use this device to listen to music stored on my iphone through a vintage sansui receiver and speakers?

A: Sure. Pair your iPhone via Bluetooth with the Audioengine B1 and connect the B1 receiver to the Sansui receiver's audio input.

Q: 8. What is the insertion tang width dimension on the ZG442302 music rest. Also, what is the tang c-2-c dimension?

A: Yamaha has not made these specs available for the Music Rest for PSR-E373. The rest is compatible with the PSR E373 and PSR E273, and is not recommended for use with other models.

Q: 9. Will the Audioengine B1 sound better than the Harmon Kardon BTA-10 when hooked up to my home stereo system?

A: There really will not be an audible difference between the two, but the Audio Engine uses BlueTooth 5.0, which is faster and has better range than 2.1, which is what the Harmon Kardon uses.

Q: 10. Can I format the USB ExFat?

A: Yes, the Victrola The Empire Signature 7-in-One Turntable Music System can record files to a USB drive that are compatible with exFAT.