Non-dance / non-trance soundbanks
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- KVRAF
- 9944 posts since 15 Sep, 2005 from East Coast of the USA
I always wanted a bank like that, but what I usually do is modify existing presets and/or make my own so they are more like what I like.szurcio wrote:Any recommendations for a non-dance/non-trance soundbank for Sylenth1? Or does such exist at all?
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- KVRist
- 354 posts since 19 Jul, 2007
i'd love something like lotuzia's asteroids sound set for sylenth1 - because there are great sounds for funky sounding hand made stuff. and sylenth is light on CPU and has a different sound - but i am not sure if lawrence would be interested in doing that.
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- Banned
- 3299 posts since 20 Dec, 2008
buy an FM synth? 
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- KVRist
- 331 posts since 11 Apr, 2004 from Brazil
totally right...szurcio wrote:No responses, exactly what I thought: it looks like most - if not all - Sylenth soundbanks are dance-oriented.
except, there is only one soundbank that maybe will fit your needs:
Sonic Elements Dragonfly Bundle (google it)
Music for the soul...
https://soundcloud.com/anthonyaquino
https://soundcloud.com/anthonyaquino
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- KVRist
- 433 posts since 26 Sep, 2006 from Aruba
+1. I think Lotuzia said he was working on a Sylenth1 bank some time ago ... Although I hope this is not ruining any nice 'guess the synth' contest that he always likes to organizefas1piano wrote:i'd love something like lotuzia's asteroids sound set for sylenth1
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- KVRist
- 267 posts since 24 Sep, 2004 from Finland
I really enjoyed this one:
http://www.teamdnr.net/products/soundsets/acrylic-blend
http://www.teamdnr.net/products/soundsets/acrylic-blend
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- KVRist
- 43 posts since 8 Feb, 2007
Yup that is correct.PlasticSoul wrote:totally right...szurcio wrote:No responses, exactly what I thought: it looks like most - if not all - Sylenth soundbanks are dance-oriented.
except, there is only one soundbank that maybe will fit your needs:
Sonic Elements Dragonfly Bundle (google it)
http://www.sonic-elements.com/dragonfly.html
The 2nd audio demo is good if you are looking for how the bank can be used in a non-dance context.
Sonic Elements Sound Design
[Albino3, Strobe, Predator, Blue, Zebra2, Sylenth1]
[Albino3, Strobe, Predator, Blue, Zebra2, Sylenth1]
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- KVRist
- 440 posts since 21 Sep, 2006 from Muenster, Germany
Togeo do some very good soundscapes for sylenth (http://togeostudios.com/). Some of them are now included in the new Sylenth v2.21 beta. Others available for low cost. Many patches make excellent use of aftertouch, mod wheel, and most of the modulation slots.
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- KVRAF
- 2973 posts since 18 Oct, 2004
Gotta be honest, pretty unimpressed with the demos. Sounds seem kinda generic and bland, certainly not what I would expect from an amazing synth like Sylenth. A shame, as I love the sound and CPU lightness of Sylenth, would love some non-trance banks. Am very poor at making my own sounds.S.Wallace wrote:Yup that is correct.PlasticSoul wrote:totally right...szurcio wrote:No responses, exactly what I thought: it looks like most - if not all - Sylenth soundbanks are dance-oriented.
except, there is only one soundbank that maybe will fit your needs:
Sonic Elements Dragonfly Bundle (google it)
The bank focuses on a variety or useful sounds. A good sound doesn't have to be genre specific. Here is a link to the bank:
http://www.sonic-elements.com/dragonfly.html
The 2nd audio demo is good if you are looking for how the bank can be used in a non-dance context.
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- KVRAF
- 9944 posts since 15 Sep, 2005 from East Coast of the USA
I would like more of that too, but actually there are some really good ones that are non-trance oriented in the soundbanks. You can tweek those a bit to your own liking. I have certain favorites (more Moog-like sounds or Oberheim type a thing) and was thinking of putting them all together in one bank so I don't have to hunt for them everytime.Arglebargle wrote:Gotta be honest, pretty unimpressed with the demos. Sounds seem kinda generic and bland, certainly not what I would expect from an amazing synth like Sylenth. A shame, as I love the sound and CPU lightness of Sylenth, would love some non-trance banks. Am very poor at making my own sounds.S.Wallace wrote:Yup that is correct.PlasticSoul wrote:totally right...szurcio wrote:No responses, exactly what I thought: it looks like most - if not all - Sylenth soundbanks are dance-oriented.
except, there is only one soundbank that maybe will fit your needs:
Sonic Elements Dragonfly Bundle (google it)
The bank focuses on a variety or useful sounds. A good sound doesn't have to be genre specific. Here is a link to the bank:
http://www.sonic-elements.com/dragonfly.html
The 2nd audio demo is good if you are looking for how the bank can be used in a non-dance context.
One of newer favorites that I am using in my new song (tweeked a little bit):
020: LEAD Trackin Treasure5.
Here is a short example of just the synth track solo'ed from it:
http://www.wusiklabel.com/Rob_Mitchell/ ... us_303.php
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- KVRist
- 288 posts since 3 Feb, 2007 from Netherlands, Roermond
My soundbank Serendipity is a non-dance soundbank.szurcio wrote:Any recommendations for a non-dance/non-trance soundbank for Sylenth1? Or does such exist at all?
http://www.yuroun.nl/mp3/Serendipitydemo.mp3
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