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Vicious Antelope Lead6 Mercury-6 [Synth Presets]
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Vicious Antelope Lead6 Mercury-6 [Synth Presets]

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Lead6 contains 30 eighties flavored synth leads for Cherry Audio Mercury-6 synthesizer. For all presets the solo unison mode is used for a full vintage sound. The presets are inspired mainly by the 80's sound design approach of some of my favorite prog rock bands like Eloy, Pink Floyd, Rush and other. They fit for progressive rock / metal synth performances but could also find their place in sci-fi themed underscores, emotional cinematic music, ambient, chill and vintage electronic genres. Presets were designed with MERCURY-6 1.0.5 (Build 87) and run best with this or newer edition MERCURY-6 ® is a registered trademark of Cherry Audio

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