Ableton Live Presets: Lo-Fi Noisy Bass, Pad, Synth Sound Demo

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"Ableton Live - Space Lost is a collection of 50 presets that includes: 7 Arps, 3 Bells, 11 Basses, 6 Leads, 13 Pads, 4 Plucks, 6 Synths.

📻 This bank of presets is inspired by space, lo-fi, and retro sound, adapted to modern times. Powerful, deep basses and floating pads will help you create unique compositions suitable for both lo-fi genres and more commercial projects with electronic, pop, and rock vibes.
Many presets feature a more universal character while still retaining their distinct individuality.

📦 Get this soundset: https://antonanru.sellfy.store/p/able...
👤 The author of the soundset is skendi (Arseniy Pushkov).

🎹 The presets are presented in the Instrument Rack format, which combines synths and effects in a single device. Each Instrument Rack has 8 Macros that make it easy to develop timbre and adjust key parameters.

🎛 The macros are a significant part of the soundset. They can change tone, stereo width, modulation depth and rate, noise level, distortion, detuning, space/echo/reverb, effects mix, envelope parameters, and others.
You may control them via MIDI controller like Push, use them for automation, or map the macros to Ableton modulators like LFO, Shaper, and others.

For the soundset, we utilized only Ableton Suite's built-in instruments and effects. No external installations, such as M4L devices or samples, are required.

The soundset is suitable for many genres: ambient, electronica, IDM, trip-hop, lounge, downtempo, pop, chill out, new age, cinematic, trance, deep, progressive, techno, retrowave, synthwave, breaks, jungle, drum and bass, dub and others.

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korg ds-10 synthesizer plus

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Korg Minilogue Bass Polyphonic Analog Keyboard Synthesizer

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Akai MFC-42 Analog Filter Rack Unit

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"The Akai MFC42, a VERY flexible Analog Filter Bank rack unit from the 90s. Well known for its excellent possibilities and sound. A true weapon in your studio. Build and heavey like a Leopard Tank, beautiful design and form factor."

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GS Music e7

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Rhodes Chroma Polaris 64-Key 6-Voice Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

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"It’s in phenomenal physical shape for its age. The membrane buttons had been previously replaced so they work like a charm. Comes with power cable and will be packaged very securely.

The only strange workaround is that the Assignable Control Fader doesn’t work. Instead, the Volume Envelope Release Fader controls both the selected Assignable Control parameter and the Volume Release at the same time. So when you move the Release fader, it affects both. Weird, but I usually set the Assignable to something that doesn’t affect the sound so it never bothers me. It’s probably a simple fix in the right hands. This synth just sounds too good to care! Everything else works well and I haven’t had any issues creating with it. One day I will regret letting this one go."

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Alesis A6 Andromeda 61-Key Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

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[ASMR] Experimental - Synth (sound exploration, binaural, psychedelic, relaxing)

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Synth:
Arturia MicroFreak

Chapters:
0:00 Sound 1
8:12 Sound 2
11:21 Sound 3
14:17 Sound 4
17:33 Sound 5
20:28 Sound 6
22:37 Sound 7

Bruxa by MakeNoise & Cortini | It's a GOOD witch.

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"While MakeNoise is focusing on the Resynthesizer, now is the time people are finally receiving their Bruxa. While it inevitably reminds of Strega and the Lyra 8 (FX) I think it's cleaner, more musical and easier to control. However, we can't debate personal taste and the distinct sound of the mono delay may be too lo-fi for some.

I got truly amazing results when I hooked it up with Echophon. What's not to love. I pre-ordered Bruxa when it was announced, and pre-ordered a second one after the Asheville flood. I would not recommend getting two, especially with Echophon nearby, but a dual Bruxa can make some great eerie textures that remind of the mighty Erbe-Verb."

Oxi one | Octatrack MKII | Microcosm | first jam.

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