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Sound Factory Afterfade for Serum 2 [Synth Presets]
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Sound Factory Afterfade for Serum 2 [Synth Presets]

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40 Warm Chord Presets to Finish Your Next Track Tonight Analog-inspired chords, basses & leads for Serum 2 - instant download, royalty-free. Afterfade Vol.1 is a royalty-free Serum 2 preset pack built for producers who want fast, mix-ready sounds without starting every patch from scratch. The pack is especially suited for Afro House and includes sound character around Chord, Key, electronic. Use it for new track ideas, stronger drops, basslines, leads and detailed sound design inside your DAW. This pack includes 40 carefully crafted chord presets designed for melodic house & techno productions. Inspired by analog gear like Moog synthesizers, these sounds are warm, emotional and ready to use in your tracks instantly. ✔ 40 release-ready chord presets ✔ Drag & drop workflow ✔ Perfect for drops, breakdowns & intros Sound Factory Afterfade for Serum 2

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Yes, Sound Factory Afterfade for Serum 2 [Synth Presets] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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