Synth & Keys

Soundsdivine ‘Roll The Dice’ Set of Sounds For Arturia MicroFreak

More sounds for you synth nerds out there, Irish sound designer Soundsdivine has just released a 300-patch sound package for the Arturia MicroFreak called “Roll The Dice.”

According to Soundsdivine:

This set uses all 16 of the Microfreak’s oscillator algorithms to create a huge variety of different sounds, including FM pianos, wavetable pads, Mutable Rings type pluck sounds, juicy basses, 90s synth chord sounds, chaotic morphing sfx, formant pads, FM bass sequences, Berlin analogue sequences, BoC inspired lo-fi EP sounds, analog arpeggios, FM kick drums and percussion and much much more.

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