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Triple Spiral Audio Springendal [Synth Presets]
On request Presets Synth Presets Ambient or ChillOut

Triple Spiral Audio Springendal [Synth Presets]

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Springendal is an ambient soundset for Omnisphere 2 with 128 presets, 20 multis and created from 181 custom soundsources. This soundset is inspired by a beautiful area where I live (Springendal) and where I go very often with my little son. The ambience and experiences inspired me to create this soundset. This release is the first part as I will release early 2023 a follow up soundset called Mosbeek (a beautiful small river that runs through the Springendal area). The soundset contains: 29 BPM ARP, 19 Bells and Vibes, 2 Bowed Colors, 9 Ethnic World, 5 Hybrid Organic, 6 Keyboards, 3 Organs, 14 Pads + Strings, 6 Synth Bass, 28 Textures Playable, 7 Textures Soundscape and 20 multis in STACK format. Included in the purchase is also a Unified version , which is completely optional and is intended for users who like to work with and load soundsets in Pluginguru's Unify.

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