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Applied Acoustics Systems Epicycles [Synth Presets]
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Applied Acoustics Systems Epicycles [Synth Presets]

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After his Microsound Textures compendium, Richard Devine revisits Chromaphone in its second incarnation and presents an unsettling and opaque collection of new sounds. The 111 Epicycles presets adventurously delve into enigmatic and uncertain lands. Nine categories structure the series of patterns and textures: Soundscapes, Basses, Plucked Strings, Keys, Synths, Strings and Pads, Percussions, Arps, and Effects. Compatibility Compatible with Chromaphone 3, Chromaphone 2, and the free AAS Player. Created with Chromaphone 2, but remastered for Chromaphone 3 with added performance macros. 111-preset pack for Chromaphone 3

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