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Tonepusher Evil Synths [Synth Presets]
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Tonepusher Evil Synths [Synth Presets]

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Tonepusher proudly presents "Evil Synths" - No scary film or video is complete without the addition of powerful sounds to build suspense and shock the viewer. Whether you're working on a Darksynth, Synthwave, Power Noise, Heavy Industrial, Gothic, Electro song or on an horror movie soundtrack we've crafted the following 50 xfer serum presets to add impact to your projects. Inspired by the likes of artists such as Carpenter Brut, John Carpenter, Perturbation, Disasterpiece, Tangerine Dream and much more, this analog sounding pack will add the perfect style and substance to many styles of music. Capturing the sound of mystery, occult and horror synths for Xfer Serum. Containing 50 Xfer Serum Presets such as Basses, Leads, Brasses, Pads, FXs, Drums, Bell & Synth. This pack includes: 14 Basses 8 Brasses 3 Drums 4 FXs 3 Leads 6 Pads 12 Synths All presets are 100% royalty free Instant download High quality sounds 50 Xfer Serum presets

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

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