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JK Sounds Trance Retrology Vol.2 [Synth Presets]
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JK Sounds Trance Retrology Vol.2 [Synth Presets]

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'Trance Retrology Vol.2 For Repro-1' is an authentic and raw analogue soundbank for U-he Repro-1. The sound that comes out of this synth is distinctive and rich, with a full low end and crisp highs, the oscillators and filters are packed with an authentic retro character analogue sound. This product features a bank of 64 powerful and modern presets that push the boundaries of analogue mono-synths. You'll find Trance analogue character sequences, leads, analogue basses and melodic Trance character sequences. These sounds are suitable for any genre of electronic music including EDM, Trance, Dance, Progressive, House, Techno and more. Product Details: 64 Analogue Character Presets for Repro-1 Bass, Leads & Trance Character Sequences Modwheel Assigned 100% Royalty-Free Requirements: Trance Retrology requires U-he Repro-1 version 1 or later. (not included).

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