Saturday, November 04, 2023
Cyberworld for Arturia Pigments
video upload by NatLife Sounds
"Buy Link: https://natlifesounds.com/product/cyb...
Cyberworld for Arturia Pigments - is a new Cyberpunk'ed soundbank by NatLife.
This library a full of distopian sounds from future past. The sounds in this bank was inspired of 70s and 80s Analog synthesizers era. You will find a massive Oberheim and Yamaha CS-50 style Leads, Plucks, Synths, a bunch numbers of creative FX's, Lo-Fi Keys, big Brasses and other unusual sounds. For getting your music more retro-feels you also will find a great Roland Juno and Jupiter styles Bass sounds and Arpeggio. Plus of course an epic collection of lush and atmospheric Pads.
And for the final - it is a amost Blade Runner inspired library for Pigments which you can find.
The soundbank contains 64 Arturia Pigments presets and patches, which are:
6 Basses
3 ARP's
3 Brass
1 Drum Kick
14 FX's
3 KEY
7 Leads
16 Pads
4 Plucks
8 Synth sounds
This soundset will be good for: Cyberpunk, Synthwave, Retro, Synth Pop, Italo Disco, Future Pop, Sci-Fi and Soundtracks.
The sound pack includes an instruction for cover Artwork installation together with a soundbank."
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