YouTube Demo:
0:00 - 1:23 (demo by Bryan Lee)
1:24 - 3:41 (demo by Patrick M/Abstract67)
'Totally Retro' contains 70 presets for Native Instruments Massive-X, providing producers of 80s-influenced music with a nostalgia-inducing selection of analog flavors to choose from. These timeless sounds also fit neatly into several other genres as well. Each patch has Macro Controls and the Modwheel assigned for more playability and expression.
Product Page:
http://xenossoundworks.com/massive-x.html
What's Inside?
16 Keys/Polysynths
13 Pads
12 Basses
11 Leads
10 Plucks
4 Bells/Mallets
2 Synth Brass
2 FX/Risers
1 Soundscape
Genres: 80s, Synthwave, Pop, Rock, 90s
'Totally Retro'. 80s and Synthwave Presets for Massive X
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- KVRAF
- 2425 posts since 9 Mar, 2004 from Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Last edited by Xenos on Fri Sep 23, 2022 11:32 am, edited 2 times in total.
VST PRESETS ---> http://xenossoundworks.com
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2425 posts since 9 Mar, 2004 from Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Thanks a lot for the complimentseangm wrote: Fri Sep 16, 2022 5:29 pm Insta-buy, always like your stuff and I'm never going to complain about a synthwave pack for my favorite synth.
. Massive-X is a beast, for sure, and has a much warmer overall character compared to the original Massive. While there are things I miss from the original, several welcome additions and changes help compensate for that.VST PRESETS ---> http://xenossoundworks.com
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2425 posts since 9 Mar, 2004 from Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Next Release: '8-bit Nostalgia' for Reveal-Sound Spire.
100+ patches inspired by retro gaming systems such as the Commodore 64, Nintendo, ZX Spectrum, etc. Creative use of Spire's "Stepper" parameters provides much more than just sequencing, such as 8bit "wavetables", lo-fi envelopes/LFOs and other neat tricks. In addition to authentic Chiptune presets, this bank also includes layered sounds (think 2 Commodore64 chips playing together) for fatter and more complex textures than the original hardware could produce.
EDIT: 8-bit Nostalgia has been released, and is available here:
http://xenossoundworks.com/spire.html
100+ patches inspired by retro gaming systems such as the Commodore 64, Nintendo, ZX Spectrum, etc. Creative use of Spire's "Stepper" parameters provides much more than just sequencing, such as 8bit "wavetables", lo-fi envelopes/LFOs and other neat tricks. In addition to authentic Chiptune presets, this bank also includes layered sounds (think 2 Commodore64 chips playing together) for fatter and more complex textures than the original hardware could produce.
EDIT: 8-bit Nostalgia has been released, and is available here:
http://xenossoundworks.com/spire.html
Last edited by Xenos on Tue Nov 01, 2022 10:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
VST PRESETS ---> http://xenossoundworks.com
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2425 posts since 9 Mar, 2004 from Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
I want to clear something up about the YouTube channels. I've sadly lost access to the old channel years ago, which is why it hasn't been active 
. Truth is, I'm still around and posting new releases regularly, typically a new one each month. HERE is the current channel, where subscribers can keep updated on new releases:
Going forward, I will be focusing on the more popular synths again, namely Serum, Omnisphere, Pigments and other Arturia products, Xils products, etc. I have a bank for Elka-X that's pretty much finished, then next up is a Serum soundset called "Cyberpunk 2086" - retro-influenced, but fresh, using modern sound design techniques, and with a dark, dystopian mood throughout. Also going forward, I'd really like to focus more on exploration and truly unique sounds. The sound design capabilities of today's synths are far beyond what was possible with 1980's hardware!
. Truth is, I'm still around and posting new releases regularly, typically a new one each month. HERE is the current channel, where subscribers can keep updated on new releases: Going forward, I will be focusing on the more popular synths again, namely Serum, Omnisphere, Pigments and other Arturia products, Xils products, etc. I have a bank for Elka-X that's pretty much finished, then next up is a Serum soundset called "Cyberpunk 2086" - retro-influenced, but fresh, using modern sound design techniques, and with a dark, dystopian mood throughout. Also going forward, I'd really like to focus more on exploration and truly unique sounds. The sound design capabilities of today's synths are far beyond what was possible with 1980's hardware!
VST PRESETS ---> http://xenossoundworks.com
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
Bazille, NI Massive, Z3ta, PPG Wave, TAL-J8, RePro, Diva, Spire and more
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- KVRAF
- 1712 posts since 7 Dec, 2017
Hope you'll get to another Massive X library again at some point. But definitely looking forward to the Arturia and Omnisphere libraries.Xenos wrote: Tue Nov 01, 2022 10:13 pm I want to clear something up about the YouTube channels. I've sadly lost access to the old channel years ago, which is why it hasn't been active
Going forward, I will be focusing on the more popular synths again, namely Serum, Omnisphere, Pigments and other Arturia products, Xils products, etc. I have a bank for Elka-X that's pretty much finished, then next up is a Serum soundset called "Cyberpunk 2086" - retro-influenced, but fresh, using modern sound design techniques, and with a dark, dystopian mood throughout. Also going forward, I'd really like to focus more on exploration and truly unique sounds. The sound design capabilities of today's synths are far beyond what was possible with 1980's hardware!