Engineered to capture the true essence of ambience, "Ambient Fractals" will twist you through the mathematics of sound, bringing you a mesmerizing selection of waveform manipulations and spaced out oscillations from the sublime side of synthesis. It's never been easier to find that extra layer of texture for your tunes and soundtracks, adding depth, tension and mystery to any mixdown.

Using state-of-the-art kit like the Waldorf Q, Access Virus, Roland JP8000, Korg Prophecy and Clavia Nord Modular, we have created a full range of atmospheric elements, with leftfield noises and superwide soundclashes to expand the horizons of your productions.

More than 250 one-hit SFX such as moving atmospheres, experimental LFO sounds, fascinating ambient chords as well as a fine selection of 20 FX loops from 90-130Bpm give you all the sonic supplements to take your projects to another dimension, filling the stereo picture with awesome vibrations that will instantly stimulate your listeners' minds.

Delivered as clearly categorised and perfectly cut 24-bit files, preformatted for all the main samplers and sequencers such as Ableton Live, FL Studio, Apple Logic, Steinberg Cubase, Sony Acid and Propellerhead Reason, these sounds will perfectly compliment your compositions without frustrating your creative process. You'll find stabs, glides, blips, noises, sirens and swooshes of all kinds, suitable for a seriously wide range of genres from dreamy ambient and minimal techno to hectic dubstep and devastating drum & bass.

As always, this pack comes with a royalty-free license and our triple quality guarantee, leaving you completely free to take your projects on a journey through space and time without legal or technical difficulties along the way. "Ambient Fractals" was created purely to inspire the deepest thinkers, so get ready to push your projects into the furthest corners of your musical imagination.

21 loops + 22 fx sounds. Recorded from speccy emulator.
Be careful! I'm not sure that all samples royalty free!

Wav format, 24 bit, 44100 hz, stereo, 28 mb

After the overwhelming feedback we received from our all-time best-selling release "Synth Addict" (10/10, Excellence Award) we are back with our second edition to the "Addict Trilogy". This one's for all you bass addicts. While in our sound testing laboratory, we discovered a new formula... one that would change music producer's concept of bass forever. Speakers were destroyed. ''Bass Addict'' was born. Are you brave enough to try it? During the testing phase, a number of producers were summoned to a secret facility. After 3 long days with "Bass Addict", we were worried for their mental health. All suffered severe bass addiction symptoms. When interviewed, the effects of "Bass Addict" had become clear:

"Mega extreme, makes me want to set the roof on fire..."

"I can't handle this insane bass power, I'm Mr super speed..."

"I feel tech-bass stutters in my stomach, mad chopped up sounds, prime pork chop deluxe! Chemicals? Mad bass mash-up... my neck hurts..."

"...crazy pumping electrogasm, pulsating bass, I'm off my face!"

"Dubstep, wowowowowaoow, gritty, rough, mental, it's just mental!"

"What a synth massage, I need more, give me more now!"

The "Bass Addict" program was declared a success. Lab tests were carried out in specific areas: dubstep, house, electro, progressive and tech. All tests ran smoothly. So we took it a step further with over 150 heavyweight bass recordings with versatile tempo's ranging from 123 to 140 BPM, and 24-bit superior audio quality.

The "Bass Addict" program is now complete. If you wish to conduct further experiments with these recordings, do so at your own risk. Please use with extreme caution.

Known side effects include:

· Sleepless nights

· Ringing of the ears

· Bass dreams

· Extreme production techniques

· Angry neighbours

*Other side effects are unknown.

DISCLAIMER: No producers were harmed in the making of "Bass Addict".

A lot of sound banks and single patches for Novation Nova and Supernova.

I'm not own this patches! All presets found in open sources.