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Xenos Soundworks 80s Cyberpunk for CS-80V-DECiBEL screenshot
Team DECiBEL | 08 Aug 2023 | 2.9MB
'80s Cyberpunk' contains 100+ presets for Arturia CS80V, heavily inspired by the 'Blade Runner' aesthetic and Vangelis's iconic movie soundtrack.

This sound library provides a powerful mixture of beautiful and haunting synths, unsettling textures, beefy 80s basses and more.

Please note that CS80V version 3.0 is required to use these sounds - Presets will not work in previous or future versions of CS80

Pack Contents:
105 CS-80V Presets, in CSX bank format

Total Number Of Files:
105
98 KB

Software Requirements:
CS-80 V 3.0





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comments

  Resident 29.11.2020 29 3026
+3074
Notes:

1) you can only import it through Arturia's CS-80V version 3.
2) it won't show on the version 4 soundbank, can't import it too because the soundbank file format is different.
3) you can only use it in either CS-80V version 3 or Analog Lab. You need to enable "Include Legacy Sounds" in Analog Lab to view this soundbank in Analog Lab. It can be selected at the top left side burger menu on Analog Lab.
  Resident 5.04.2017 460
+173
That is some seriously dumb fucking design flaw.
  Resident 29.11.2020 29 3026
+3074
it is an old soundbank created for/with the version 3 probably before the version 4 is out. Version 4 is using a different synthesize engine and all the controls probably mapped differently making the v3 soundbank won't work in it. Arturia mentioned they recreate everything back from the ground up, different synth altogether. So the old soundbank neither can be updated or converted to v4, kinda have to reprogram everything back and it will still sound different, so it's useless to do that too.
  Member 27.05.2024 148
+20
not cyberpunk, synthwave 80s OK.

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