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Sonic Underworld Zebra Infernum [Synth Presets]
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Sonic Underworld Zebra Infernum [Synth Presets]

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Zebra "Infernum" is a collection of 180 cinematic patches for u-he's Zebra 2. Zebra "Infernum" focus lies on the dark side. It offers a myriad of mangled and distorted sounds in a variety of different categories. Think Lustmord, Atrium Carceri and Disturbed, and composers such as Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, Mica Levi, Jonny Greenwood, and Ben Frost. This sound set offers a wide amount of choices. It is equally at home in both dark trailer genres and dark cinematic/ambient/underscore and industrial settings. Zebra "Infernum" delivers animated and distorted arpeggios and mangled melodic sequences, dark distorted basses and bass lines, dark distorted synths, mangled and distorted cinematic pulses, sound effects, dark cinematic pads and industrial soundscapes. Many patches offer added adaptability programmed into the modwheel, to make these sounds come alive.

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