'80s Memories' released for Mercury-6

[Xenos]

'80s Memories' is a collection of 110 presets for Cherry Audio Mercury-6. The "Dual" mode was used generously to provide intricate layered tones and more interesting leads, basses, etc. To compliment these, we've also included several single-layer patches for an authentic JP6 experience. '80s Memories' provides a handy arsenal for a variety of Retrowave subgenres (Synthwave, Cyberpunk, Chillwave, etc), running the full range of moods from bliss and happiness to anxiety and horror. To sweeten the deal even more, we've also added 16 original drum WAVs to use in any drum machine or sampler. These samples were created from scratch within Mercury-6, then further enhanced with external processing.

Product Page:
http://xenossoundworks.com/mercury6.html

What's Inside

• 20 Keys and Polysynths
  19 Basses
  17 Leads
  16 Pads
  9 Bells and Mallets
  9 Plucks
  7 FX and Risers
  5 Arps
  4 Brass Synths
  2 Keyboard-Split Patches
  1 Synth Tom
  + 16 Drums/FX samples in WAV format

Audio demo by Russell Nash.
https://linktr.ee/russellnashmusic

[Xenos]

Hope you guys find the drum samples useful. They're entirely synthesized and 100% original. I plan on doing that more often with future releases.

BTW, I'm making good progress with that new CS80V 4.0 bank, "Cyberpunk Volume 2".

[Xenos]

The demo is up. Now the official release begins .

[Xenos]

The CS80V bank "Cyberpunk Volume 2" should be released by next week at the very latest. 100+ presets, plus a pack of WAV drum samples that were created with CS80V then enhanced with outboard processing. I like Volume 2 more than the first despite how, in the 4.0 update, Arturia friggin' removed the Multi function that let you make layers and other voicing tricks (Really, Arturia? Why??). But the new distortions and other functions ended up working out great, giving the opportunity to explore another side of the cyberpunk subgenre. While Volume 1 was more "Bladerunner" in feel, Volume 2 leans more "Cyberpunk 2077", with even moodier pads/keys and several aggressive leads and basses.

Also, everyone who bought the DCO-106 bank "Retro Synths" can expect a free update in their inbox soon. Along with several new patches, I've created a new WAV drum pack that will be included with it. As DCO-106 itself can't really do drum creation, I sampled a few basic tonal and noise hits, then imported those into another synth and worked from there.