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Freakquincy BrainStorm Omnisphere 2 Preset Bank [Synth Presets]
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Freakquincy BrainStorm Omnisphere 2 Preset Bank [Synth Presets]

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BrainStorm is an incredibly versatile Omnisphere 2 preset bank, has some of the most innovative sounding patches. Exclusively created for freakquincy.com by LoKlass & CJ Beatz. Producers like Mike Will Made It, Bighead & Murda Beatz would go crazy about these lush sounds. Sporting exactly 100 different patches, ranging from experimental Keys to thumping Synth Basses, BrainStorm will give the edge that other producers will envy. Start creating some unique and never heard before beats with BrainStorm. - Get your copy today! What sound presets you get with your purchase: 12 Bells 11 Guitars 14 Keys 10 Pads 11 Plucks 9 Synth Basses 6 Strings 6 Rhodes 3 Organs 5 Synth Leads 4 Experimental Sounds 8 Flutes

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What formats are included in Freakquincy BrainStorm Omnisphere 2 Preset Bank [Synth Presets]?

This pack includes: Synth Presets. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

Is Freakquincy BrainStorm Omnisphere 2 Preset Bank [Synth Presets] compatible with my DAW?

Yes, Freakquincy BrainStorm Omnisphere 2 Preset Bank [Synth Presets] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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