UJAM Groovemate LATIGO Loyalty

Percussion Rig and Pro Musician In One

Groovemate LATIGO is a top-notch latin percussion rig with a professional percussion player on call – the perfect sidekick to beats or drums when it comes to creating top-mix excitement. With grooves produced by multi-instrumentalist Nate Williams (ex-Jamiroquai), LATIGO works great with both electronic beats and acoustic drum grooves of any music genre.

• Instruments: 3 x Conga, Maracas, Cabasa, Tambourine, Claves, Cowbells, Claps
• 460 phrase performances in 20 player styles with real human feel, produced by Nate Williams (ex-Jamiroquai)
• Multichannel mix console under the hood with 6 mix presets (Vanilla, Slam, Trippy, Vintage, HiFi, Tape)
• “Depth” control moves the sound forward or back in the virtual room

Rhythm Performances with Groove and Soul

460 professionally performed phrases organized into 20 styles make it a breeze to find the right groove for any song easily.

Move Instruments Freely across the Virtual Stage

LATIGO’s “Depth” control allows you to move the entire kit or individual instruments between the front and back of the virtual stage. It’s an excellent tool for creating just the right space in the arrangement.

Drag and Edit Rhythms to match your music

Every style phrase in Groovemate LATIGO can be dragged straight into your DAW. Edit rhythms, change instruments, or layer with your favorite drum plugins while maintaining LATIGO’s core vibe.

6 Distinct Characters

Quickly reshape the mix of your percussion with six mix presets that control an under-the-hood multitrack console: Vanilla, Slam, Trippy, Vintage, HiFi, and Tape. Jump from clean and modern to gritty and saturated in seconds.

“Percussion is the icing on the cake for every drum performance - whether in indie, pop, rock or electronic styles. It can add dynamics and emotion and help set the tone and energy. I’d be hard-pressed to find drum tracks of mine that I can’t make sound more live-like and emotionally engaging with Groovemate LATIGO”

– Nate Williams (ex-Jamiroquai, Steve Winwood)