Few things can bring about the same sense of poetry and expression as a beautiful string texture. Strings elevate the emotion of a song… and that’s what this plug-in is all about!

ujam is happy to count Hans Zimmer—one of the world’s great film composers—as one of its co-founders. Hans generously gave us access to his legendary string recordings, amassed over decades, for use in STRIIIINGS.

Recorded on one of the world’s leading scoring stages, played and recorded by the world’s best.

No solo instruments here, and no control over intricate details like bowing techniques. And that’s a good thing, because it means you don’t have to think about it. STRIIIINGS will take care of the details, so you can focus on your music!

STRIIIINGS will always play perfectly voiced, exclusively engineered sounds so you can produce music with the same focus and flow that is the signature of every ujam instrument.

Whether it’s the driving force in a blockbuster score, the punch in a hip-hop track or the uplifting bridge in a pop song, with STRIIIINGS, you’ll have the ability to bring your creativity to life.

Customizable built-in sound design tools allow for modern atmospheres and textures that are entirely your own!

Ready to follow your musical lead through proprietary ujam technology.

Highlight phrases

The Highlighter knob is a multi-mode 24dB synthesizer filter specifically optimized for creating juicy risers and intros. Turn the knob left for a low pass filter, turn right for a resonant high pass.

Deep PreSonus Studio One integration

Descriptions of styles and phrases are displayed on the piano roll to help you find the right ones for your track. The chord track feature in Studio One automatically charts the chords you play and modifies the MIDI notes for you.

Features:

• World-class string section phrases, no string arrangement skills required.
• Brand-new creative performance and sound design engine by UJAM.
• 60 playing styles, more than 200 sound designer presets.
• Recorded at Hans Zimmer’s Remote Control Studios, produced by Boris Salchow.