Ugritone's Farewell Tour

UPDATE!

A few months back, we hit you with some heavy news — Ugritone was set to close its doors for good. It felt like the final riff of a track we’d been shredding since 2017. We spoke openly about our struggles, and at the time, it truly felt like our journey had reached its final verse.

But Sometimes, Fate Has Other Plans...

Out of nowhere, we got approached by Audiogroup and Musical Bits in mid-November. Their offer? A shot at keeping Ugritone alive and kicking. Things moved fast, and as of right now, it’s official — Ugritone’s legacy isn’t just surviving, it’s getting a serious power-up. Audiogroup and Musical Bits are taking the reins, and with them, Ugritone’s back in the game stronger than ever.

Who the f**k are these new people?

Musical Bits and Audiogroup are both German companies, who have been doing a lot of cool stuff in the world of audio production tools and instruments over the past 25 years. Audiogroup runs several brands delivering powerful products to sound designers and music producers all over the world, like BOOM Library and Sonuscore, which you may have heard of.

Musical Bits bring in a deep and true knowledge about heavy metal & rock, since they are real metalheads themselves. Two of the founders, Stefan Schmidt and Bastian Emig, have been touring the world with various bands in the past, their most known act being “Van Canto”. They are connected to the right people all over, e.g. bringing legendary producer Charlie Bauerfeind - famed for his work with Helloween, Blind Guardian, and HammerFall - into the fold.

What’s Next for Ugritone?


Not only are Ugritone’s classic sounds sticking around, but they’re also getting some love. Expect updates, bundles, and brand-new tools that stay true to Ugritone’s gritty, raw essence. This isn’t about shiny polish — it’s about keeping it dirty, heavy, and undeniably real. With bigger resources behind us, we’re ready to evolve in ways we simply couldn’t before.

Who’s Still in the Band?


We’re stoked to tell you that Toni, our main developer, is still on board. He’ll keep cranking out the tools you’ve been headbanging to under the new Ugritone banner starting January 1st, 2025. Same Ugritone spirit, now with extra horsepower.

On a more bittersweet note, co-founder Ron D. Rock will be stepping away from Ugritone. He’ll be sharing his own message soon about where his path is taking him next. Much love and respect to Ron for being a driving force since day one.

What’s Next?

This next chapter is gonna be wild. New sounds. New tools. Same raw energy. We’re just getting started. Stick with us and thank you for being with us all this time and in the future.

Stay loud, stay heavy, and keep it raw.

— The Ugritone Team

  • Why buy from Ugritone?

    We have been in business 5 years and served over 60 000 satisfied customers!

    We are not here to serve the "industry standard", which means we have no quotas to meet & no trends to follow.

    We believe YOUR music should sound like YOU.

    Less we process the sounds, the more it lets YOU process them.

    Our footprint to the environment is minimal. But we hope that to your music, it'll be maximal!

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FAQ

Will Ugritone Drums work on my computer?

64-bit PC Windows 7 and higher
64-bit MAC OS X 10.9 and higher

4GB of RAM
Dual Core CPU
a soundcard
4GB of hard drive space

Please note:
iOS and Android
NOT SUPPORTED

Which DAW's are currently supported

VST/AU/AAX 64-bit only:

Pro Tools 11 and higher
Cockos Reaper 3.4 and higher
Steinberg Cubase 8 and higher
Cakewalk Sonar X3 and higher
Apple Logic X 10.2.1 and higher
Studio one 5
FL Studio 11
Digital Performer 9
Ableton Live 8 (Mac)
Ableton Live 9 (PC)
Reason 1
Magix Music Maker
GarageBand
Mixcraft
Harrison Mixbus

Not-supported DAWs:

Cakewalk BandLab

Are MIDI Notes Samples?

MIDI = Musical Instrument Digital Interface.For a Songwriter, MIDI is the DNA of DAW controlled music. In short, it's information signal that tells Virtual Instruments what notes to play, when to play them, how hard or how soft to play them, how long to hold the notes and much much more.

While MIDI itself contains no audible signal, it basically tells Ugritone Drums (or other drum instruments) what to play and how to play them.