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Sounds To Sample Utah Saints Something Good [Synth Presets]
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Sounds To Sample Utah Saints Something Good [Synth Presets]

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After hanging up the Utah Saints name for the later half of the 00's Tim Garbutt and Jez Willis have returned under the guise to release their first preset pack for Sounds to Sample, Utah Saints Good Stuff for Sylenth and Massive! With over 140 patches combined for the planets two most popular VST's Massive and Sylenth, the Utah Saints debut preset pack arms producers of any genre with the sounds they'll need to write the melodies and baselines for their next chart topper. From Rave to Moombahton, or Breaks to Progressive, Utah Saints Good Stuff for Massive and Sylenth is more than just good stuff, it's gods greatest gift to electronic music producers! Included: 70 Massive Presets 73 Sylenth Presets Compatible with Massive version 1.31 and higher Compatible with Sylenth version 2.2 and higher

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