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Vicious Antelope Mediterranean Pigments 3 [Synth Presets]
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Vicious Antelope Mediterranean Pigments 3 [Synth Presets]

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Mediterranean is our 4th soundbank of Biome series presets for Pigments 3. It contains 80 unique synths and leads for your productions. Here you can find a huge variety of soundcolors for cinematic and electronic music. With this library you could explore the Mediterranean ecosystem in a sound dimension. Each preset is inspired by the flora and fauna and the characteristics of this climate zone. MW usually used for Vibrato, AT for pitch drift or other setting and the 4 Macros are assigned to give new dimensions to the sounds All presets designed with Pigments 3.7.0.2587 (x64) and run best with this or newer edition Please Note: Percussions on Demo song are not part of the soundbank. All other music created with Mediterranean Product Details: 80 Pigments 3 patches

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