String Machines, with more than 250 MB of lush sounds directly from the string synths of the 1970s.Phazeform Volume 1, with the captivating sounds of the Casio CZ-1 and its unique Phase Distortion synthesis.

P-50 Linear, an elaborate collection of Instrument Racks from the legendary Roland D-50 'Linear Arithmetic' digital Synthesizer.

Analog Bass Volume 2, featuring a diverse series of sounds from the Korg MS-20synthesizer.

Analog Bass Volume 1, an impressive selection of over 50 multi-sampled Instrument Racks from classics such as the Minimoog, Roland TB-303, ARP 2600, andDoepfer Modular.Retro Synths includes the following 'Micropaks' from Puremagnetik: The latest update to Retro Synths introduces two new collections: 'Modular Patterns', a huge set of thick basses, resonant leads and other sounds and phrases played on classic analog modular systems, and 'Opus', featuring the lush string, brass and organ sounds of the Moog Opus 3. To get really gritty, Retro Synths' raw samples are available for making a customized hybrid monster synth. Retro Synths also expands beyond the possibilities of the original hardware synths - the included Instrument Racks allow for detailed editing, layering and mapping beyond the hardware sources. The Instrument Racks are mapped with controls inspired by the original hardware synths, and can easily be used with one of 82 included Live clips to get instant retro sounds. Retro Synths is versatile and immediately usable in Ableton Live. These attributes are reproduced here, through extensive multi-sampling and intelligent macro controller mappings. The hardware synths represented in this collection are known for their individual sonic and control characteristics, from the filter on the TB-303 to the Korg Wavestation's joystick controller. Retro Synths is made of samples, but the included Instrument Racks are much more than samplers.

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