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Le Cassette Le Cassette Patches Vol.1 [Synth Presets]
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Le Cassette Le Cassette Patches Vol.1 [Synth Presets]

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There is now an additional file for those wanting to use the newer noisemaker 5, the previous patches do not work with noisemaker 5 but if you prefer using the older noisemaker feel free to download the older set. Here's a bank of 50 presets we worked on which includes brand new never before heard presets plus faithful recreations we made just for TAL NOisemaker, these include Tonight, Electric Paradise & Tokyo Blues. The VST used is TAL Noisemaker which is free from here: https://tal-software.com/products/tal-noisemaker. If you are new to producing then find yourself a free DAW such as Tracktion 7 which supports VST use and you're good to go! We hope you like the patches & thank you for the support! Dedicated to Olymoon Update presets: To update presets, read !PatchUpdate Readme

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