Friday, September 13, 2024
Moog One Presets Pack Vol. 4 by Caught In Joy
video upload by Caught In Joy
"Introducing Moog One custom sounds Presets Volume 4 by Caught In Joy. Most of the patches consist of more than one layer/timbral. Perfect for Berlin School, electronica and synthwave.
Get it at: https://caughtinjoy.com/products/moog...
Moog One to me is a real king of the unique sonic landscapes. Through my sound design choices and experimentation, I created presets that explore new sonic territories, revisit the old ones and push the boundaries of what the Moog One can do. By combining different synthesis techniques, modulation routings, and unconventional settings, you can uncover unique and captivating sounds that are not typically found in factory presets. A lot of presets were inspired by the pioneers of electronic music: Tangerine Dream, Isao Tomita, Richard Barbieri, Jean Michel-Jarre, Vangelis, Klaus Schulze's and Edgar Froese's solo works and Amiga demo scene.
I hope these distinctive sonic landscapes will make your feel special and will inspire you to compose more music.
All patches are compatible with the Moog One Firmware v. 1.5.0 and up. Terms apply."
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