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Florida Motion Drum Kit Platinum Sounds for Your Next Hit ## About The Florida Motion Drum Kit features 800+ one-shots and signature drum sounds used by: - Bossman Dlow - Real Boston Richey - Wizz Havinn - Scy Jimm - Loe Shimmy - Woodboy Gee - Goldenboy Countup - C Stunna This platinum kit is landing producers major placements.

Infuse your playing with flawlessly fluid lines and a skillful touch that will develop your licks and solos. Unveil an abundance of lead guitar building-blocks in 31 isolated licks and three killer rock-inspired performances.

This bundle includes both Volatile one shot kit and Volatile serum bank.

Drawing from a library of over 300 acoustic and electronic sources, Texture synthesises new layers which track the dynamics of your sound. Want to “glue” your hi-hats transients by adding dynamic filtered noise? Or how about beefing up that kick drum by automatically adding a low sine wave? Texture makes this is easy, intuitive and fast.

The Multieffect Evolved. Jaw-dropping effects, expressive control. Infiltrator could be your new secret weapon. Your New Secret Weapon. Infiltrator is a monster multi-effect which can stack, sequence and modulate up to ten different effects at once. Whether it's liquid analogue filtering or reality-bending sonic transformation, Infiltrator puts it all at your fingertips.

Bass Focus is a low frequency enhancer for mixing and mastering. It helps bass to sound fuller, louder and more powerful, on all speaker systems; without sacrificing headroom. And on smaller speakers, it reveals low-end which would otherwise be lost. Helping your music to sound its best, even on mobile phones and portable devices.

With its streamlined workflow, X6 can be dialled in as quickly and easily as a single-band compressor. Load it on a channel, set the threshold, twist the compression knob– It's that simple.

Ducking, or sidechain compression, is one of the defining effects of modern music. From classic house to modern EDM, tracks by Daft Punk, Noisia and Eric Prydz ooze that pumping, ducking effect.

EXTREME PITCH SHIFTING
Underneath Pitch Monster’s streamlined exterior lurks an absolute beast, capable of 64 voices of sound-warping insanity. Transform a solo vocal into a beautiful choir or robotic melody; turn a mono synth into an orchestra, or your own familiar speaking voice into the rumbling vibrations of Thor, God of Thunder.

Coming from UrsaDSP, Boost increases the loudness of audio material. Use it as a signal enhancer during mastering, or to reveal hidden details while mixing or creating new sounds. Set the Output Ceiling, dial in Attack and Release times, and use the main Boost dial to get anything from a gentle increase in average loudness to an all-out smashed-up signal. UrsaDSP Boost applies transparent signal maximization for a professional sound, and thanks to the unique Focus control, you can maximize a signal upwardly, applying more gain to quieter sounds – NO CLIPPING, ever.

Captures the dynamic, fluid interplay between tone, color, and harmonic motion within P410's design. Each EQ band models an LC (inductor-capacitor) resonant circuit instead of purely RC (resistor-capacitor) network like most modern EQs. This gives it that distinctive “smooth yet weighty” tone associated with vintage passive or semi-passive equalizers.

The intent of the Fixed Filter Bank was to enhance the primary signal of the synthesizer, adding harmonics at specific frequencies or removing them at others. Some wanted completely new and never before heard sonic landscapes to push themselves and their audiences into new worlds of musical experience. Others wanted to create more traditional and familiar sounds, while still pushing the boundaries and making use of the new voltage controls, features, and character not available in a traditional “un-plugged” instrument. Some wanted both.

Tame dynamics. Keep the heat. Sahara is a compressor built for people who don't want to fight with controls. Drive your signal in, set the ratio, and let the program-dependent attack and release follow the music.