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Arturia Presets Floyd Tribute II [Synth Presets]
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Arturia Presets Floyd Tribute II [Synth Presets]

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A collection of 32 accurate Pink Floyd-inspired presets, recreated using authentic models of the original instruments. One of the most influential and successful acts of all time, Pink Floyd's blend of cerebral, melancholic songwriting, innovative production, and psychedelic sound palette has been one of the most influential forces in music ever. Programmed by Paul Schilling, one of Arturia's most celebrated sound designers, these presets will give you access to the spectacular sounds of The Dark Side Of The Moon, The Wall, and Animals. This sound bank gives you a superb assortment of synth, key, and organ sounds to explore, either to relive Pink Floyd's most iconic keyboard moments for yourself, or use those legendary sounds to create your own masterpieces. 32 Presets System Requirements: MAC only since pkg / VSTs Analog Lab, Modular V & Solina V

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