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Sonic Atoms Baltic Shimmers [Halion]
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Sonic Atoms Baltic Shimmers [Halion]

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Sonic waves: Organic pads and drones inspired by the sea Drones moving back and forth like ripples, calm synth pads breaking like waves on cliffs, and soothing sounds shimmering through your arrangement - Baltic Shimmers adds serene textures to your music production. Irregular tremolos from ukulele and cello, a glockenspiel, and other instruments are baked together on tape with organic field recordings from the Baltic Sea, then slowed down and further processed with external effects gear, giving you a unique scoring tool for HALion and HALion Sonic. Carefully crafted pads and drones with a truly organic feel Add unique colors and textures to your music productions Acoustic and electronic instruments combined with field recordings from the Baltic Sea Works with free HALion Sonic in Cubase, Nuendo, Ableton, FL Studio, Logic Pro, and more

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

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