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Tonepusher Futuresynth Vol.1 [Synth Presets]
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Tonepusher Futuresynth Vol.1 [Synth Presets]

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Futuresynth vol.1 includes 50 presets professionally designed for Xfer Serum. Aimed at synthwave, retrowave and futuresynth music styles, inspired by many 1980s films, video games and music by Carpenter Brut, Perturbator, Lazerhawk and Dance With the Dead. Futuresynth vol.1 reproduces the sonic essence of this genre and has something for all music production styles with its various and rich collection of basses, pads, leads, brass and analog sounding drums. Some of the macro controls only need a slight touch to change the sound completely and come up with something completely fresh, the possibilities are endless. Dripping with analog character, each sound of this pack was designed by our team at Tonepusher to capture the essence of 80's music and be easily integrated into a mix without any post-processing. All presets are 100% royalty free High quality sounds 50 Professionally designed presets 10 Basses 1 Bell 6 Brasses 9 Drums 3 FXs 15 Leads 5 Pads 1 Pluck

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