As you can see nothing is different about the effects we all know and love, they still feature the same 4 knob control that Traktor features and look identical minus some color changes. I wasn't able to find any info about how these actually sound, quality wise inside of your DAW but I am on the hunt. I just asked on GearSlutz for a little review of Traktor's 12 from a guy who just got Komplete 7 so hopefully I'll have more to share with you all once he gets back to me. There is however a few sound examples on Native's website and the efx don't seem to sound half bad, very digital without any "true" character or feeling at all but what can you expect. If they are anything like the on board effects in Traktor Pro be careful because it is very easy to over do it with these, hopefully this next sentence sums that warning up for you. Long story short, the efx can be very unique, but, if you push them to hard this uniqueness turns to sound poo, bottom line. And although while in your studio you won't be in a live situation it's just a good thing to keep in mind so you don't feel discouraged when you are going crazy hard to the walls and end up with sound poo. The Traktor Pro Gate will always sound dope though, just don't over do the "noise" knob.
Beyond that there isn't too much to say about Traktor's 12. It's just a bunch of DJ effects from Traktor that now work inside of your DAW for use with productions. No more bouncing stems from your productions out and loading them into Traktor to re-record them using Traktor's efx. They can now all be neatly stored in your DAW's Plugin Menu, for more information on Traktor's 12 visit Native Instruments Website.
Here's a quick little video showing what the efx in Traktor's 12 can do:
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