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Ace.Animated is a new sound library for u-he Ace synthesizer which combines 250 cutting edge dance, trance, club and IDM sounds with solid workhorse patches to give producers, musicians and sound designers an ultra-wide range of sonic possibilities. Also included in the package is a group of template sounds which can help users create their own patches with minimal effort. These templates include a variety of popular lead, bass, pad and sequenced sounds.

Ace.Animated includes the following categories of sounds and quantities:

  • 20 Atmospheres and Textures
  • 39 Mono and Poly Basses
  • 23 Keys and Organs
  • 31 Mono and Poly Leads
  • 28 Pads and Swells
  • 30 Plucks and Decays
  • 17 Rhythms and Sequences
  • 25 Template Patches
  • 9 Percussive Sounds
  • 6 Effect Patches

Ace.Animated was recently reviewed by Rekkerd.org:

With Ace.Animated TeamDNR shows that this virtual instrument does not only sound amazing, but it is also capable of producing a great variety of sounds. Highlights for me are the atmospheric patches, the pads and the keys. There’s hardly a dud to be found in this set of 250 patches. Excellent sound design.

Actually, the Ace.Animated set has a “constant update products” label, which means that more patches will be added to it in future updates. And it so happens that TeamDNR just updated to set to v1.05, including 6 additional patches, some minor changes like descriptions and usage notes, and a few gain changes. Excellent value for money.

The full review can be read at:
http://rekkerd.org/review-teamdnr-ace-animated-soundset-for-u-he-ace/

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