Plugin comparison

Syntronik 2 vs UJAM Usynth BOUNCE

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which synth to buy.

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Synth / IK Multimedia

Syntronik 2

$199.99

8.1Great

Syntronik 2 is IK Multimedia's virtual synthesizer collection using a hybrid sample-and-modeling engine, offered in CS, SE, full, and MAX editions.

Synth / UJAM

UJAM Usynth BOUNCE

49 dollars (20 percent launch discount at time of writing)

UJAM Usynth BOUNCE is a preset-driven Y2K club and R&B synthesizer inspired by digital workstations like the Korg Triton and Roland JV-1080, with 100 patches and smart-knob macros.

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Specs compared

SignalSyntronik 2UJAM Usynth BOUNCE
Price$199.9949 dollars (20 percent launch discount at time of writing)
Dubspot Score8.1—
FormatsVST 2, VST 3, Audio Units (AU), AAX, Standalone, 64-bitVST, VST3, Audio Unit (AU), AAX
SynthsUp to 33 synth models (54 instruments sampled); MAX edition includes all 33—
PresetsOver 5,500 (MAX); over 4,000 (full); 1,000 (SE); 100 (CS)—
Sound contentOver 210 GB (MAX); 80 GB (full); 13 GB (SE); 2.4 GB (CS)—
Synthesis engineHybrid sample and modeling synthesis—
Effects71 FX (MAX edition)Multi-effects section with delay and reverb, over 100 effect settings
Other featuresArpeggiator/sequencer, multi-panel layering, FX rack, up to 400 automation lanes in DAW—
Type—Y2K club and R&B synthesizer (preset ROMpler)
Content—100 synth patches plus 100 global presets
Sound categories—Leads and plucks, basses, pianos and keys, world, strings and brass, pads, drums and hits
Controls—2 global and 3 patch-specific smart knobs per patch, plus deeper parameters
Sequencing—Built-in sequencer and arpeggiator for arps, basslines, and chords
Formats—VST2, VST3, AU2, AAX (64-bit)
Platforms—macOS 12 to 26 (Intel and Apple Silicon), Windows 10 to 11
Install—UJAM App, 8 GB RAM, 0.7 GB disk

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