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The Explorations Vol. 3 expansion is designed for producers pushing sonic boundaries. Three distinct soundbanks, each with 150 expertly crafted presets, let you explore the cutting edge of modern sound design: Granular Explorations – Deep pads, keys, and ethereal textures crafted with Pigments’ advanced granular engine. Lo-Fi Explorations – Nostalgic warmth, dusty basses, and soulful acoustic textures infused with imperfection. Bass Explorations – Thunderous subs, hard-hitting mids, and evolving low-end for bass-driven genres. 450 new presets designed to elevate your productions. https://www.arturia.com/products/software-instruments/pigments/overview?_sc=NjQ5NjQwMiMyMjE0NjYx YouTube Videos Pigments 6 - Granular Explorations Pigments 6 - Lo-Fi Explorations Pigments 6 - Bass Explorations
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VSTBuzz seems to be coming back in full force, which is great to see. And today, we’ll cover a great offer from them! Vicious Antelope’s Solar System Bundle is currently going for $23.40 on VSTBuzz, a hefty 85% off of its regular price ($156). The deal only lasts until February 16th. So, if this bundle interests [...] View post: Get 1330 presets for Analog Lab and Pigments V from Vicious Antelope (85% OFF) View the full article -
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If vintage synths are your thing, we’ve got you covered with a great deal on a huge library and some samples from the past! This week in Sounds and Presets we’ve got news of a limited offer on a huge library of vintage synths, a new preset pack for Xils-Lab’s latest CS-80 inspired instrument and a new piano for your Montage/Montage M and MODX/MODX+... UVI Vintage Vault 4 Galactic Tones for Xils-Lab The Eighty by Vicious Antelope Artefakt Guitar for HALion 7 and HALion Sonic 7 by Steinberg Italian Grand XL for Montage/M/MODX/MODX+ by ITB Music Classic PPG Waveterm Samples The post Pianos, Guitars and Vintage Synths: Sounds and Presets appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article -
More great sounds and presets this week, including some for the latest Arturia plugin and a bank that sold me a synth! There’s an unwritten rule when voicing a new synth. The very first patch when you turn a synth on is the one that sells it. KORG’s M1 had ‘Universe’ and the Prophecy had ‘Prophetic Steps’. Roland’s D-50 had ‘Fantasia’ and the JD-800 had ‘Millenium’. Heck, even Arturia’s PolyBrute 12 opening patch, cleverly called ‘The Opening’, is a real sonic statement of intent. The theory was that when a customer walked into a music store (remember those?), they would turn a synth on or select Bank A Patch 1 and play. This patch needed to grab them and draw them in. It’s the same as the first sentence in a book. That initial interaction has to sell the synth. Just ask Alesis how important that is. On their ill-fated Fusion workstation, the first 10 patches were pianos. And the very first one wasn’t even that great. Amongst a raft of other things, when the user played it for the first time, all they got was a bog standard piano. It was downhill from there… The post Sounds and Presets: Great Patches That Sell Synths appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article
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Inspired by Arturia’s MiniBrute V and the original’s lack of presets, I decided to pick some great patch sheets to encourage your hands-on sound design. When I was reviewing Arturia’s latest software synthesizer, the MiniBrute V, it reminded me of the days when synths had no preset memories and the only way to share sounds was to create patch sheets. These sheets were the patch memories of old. We used to hand draw them, synth outlines and all. Even if you’re copying someone else’s patch sheet, it is a very rewarding experience to create a sound from scratch. In doing so, you learn how each parameter shapes a sound. You begin to understand how that particular synthesizer works. So I have gathered up some patch sheets from various places. Each can be used on the original hardware or software versions. Resist the temptation to flick through factory presets and get to know your instrument by using your hands, eyes and ears. Happy patching! ... The post Sounds and Presets: Hands-On With Arturia, Moog and ARP appeared first on gearnews.com. View the full article
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