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Triple Spiral Audio Reveries [Synth Presets]
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Triple Spiral Audio Reveries [Synth Presets]

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Reveries is our new cinematic soundset for Omnisphere with 115 new presets. With this soundset we want to provide composers and producers a toolkit to enhance their productions. This soundset is filled with gritty, strong, powerful and cinematic sounds. Ranging from fierce and brutal ARP's and Basses till soaring and lush pads and topping it off with a solid collection of dark, twisted soundscapes and textures. Featuring: 37 BPM presets (arps, bass loops, pulses and sequences), 4 Bells and Vibes, 6 Bowed Colors, 3 Distortion, 3 Ethnic World, 4 Guitars, 3 Hits and Bits, 5 Keyboards, 14 Pads and Strings, 8 Synth Bass, 2 Synth Mono, 4 Synth Poly, 5 Synth Short, 5 Textures Playable, 12 Textures Soundscape 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. Requires: Omnisphere 2.8.5+

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

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