Serum Field Project Bundle

The "Serum Field Project" is a huge collection of instruments and atmospheres based on field recordings, textural samples and wavetables, entirely dedicated to producers and composers of ambient, soundtracks, underscores, film and game music, and anything else that may need narrative sounds, ready to be used, sculpted and manipulated.

From "Talis Ethers", a small yet deep soundset of instruments and pads, to "The Big Blue" a truly vast collection inspired to the sea life (and much more...), to "The Astral Body", the final stage of the project, made of carefully refined and categorized patches, you'll find many ready-to-go sounds and a lot of wavetables and samples to endlessly create a lot more of your own sounds.

The "Serum Field Project" is a wide palette for your creativity. If you need deep, spacious, subtle, narrative and ever evolving original sounds, this huge collection is the perfect choice to create exactly the sound you are looking for.

PLEASE NOTE - Many of the sounds may appear low in volume at first: this was made intentionally, as a subtle underscore starting point, but you have plenty of room using both the Master volume and the Compressor (FX section) to make everything sound big... We suggest to try what happens when you tweak Macros and Mod Wheel, often assigned with Reverb and Delay, but also to morph some of the sounds to otherwordly results. Please, in the Global section of Serum, be sure to uncheck "Limit polyphony to one of any note number" and "Silence effect tail when host transport stops" to get the best results out of these sounds.

Tech Specs:

• 272 sounds.
• 1.9 GB installed.
• Mod Wheel assigned.
• All 4 Macros assigned (except in Talis Ethers).
• Many original wavetables ready to be edited and re-used.
• You need Serum 1.214 to use these soundsets (please check your Serum version).

Categories:

• Pulsing Instruments.
• Pads.
• Keys.
• Basses.
• Soundscapes.
• Textures.
• Field Recordings.

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