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Tech house production is built on precision โ the bass needs to groove without cluttering the low end, the stabs need edge without harshness, and every element needs to serve the track’s primary function: making people move. TechSonic โ Tech-House Presets for Xfer Serum 2 delivers 70 presets designed with that functional purpose at their core, drawing inspiration from the artists who define tech house’s current sound at the highest level.
The tech house sounds that dominate club nights and festival stages right now have a specific character โ the punchy, groove-forward bass of Chris Lake’s productions, the sharp, energetic stabs of James Hype’s sound, and the overall mix clarity that makes tech house work at massive volumes on powerful sound systems. TechSonic was developed by studying this character and translating it into 70 production-ready Serum 2 presets.
The bass collection โ 20 dedicated bass presets โ is the pack’s centerpiece. Tech house production rises and falls on the quality of its bass sounds, and TechSonic’s bass presets were engineered to deliver maximum groove with maximum mix compatibility. The brass presets add a distinctive, organic element that’s become increasingly important in the genre’s contemporary sound.
TechSonic was designed for productions that work in club contexts โ every preset was evaluated at volume on monitor systems to ensure it performs as intended when the music is loud and the dance floor is full.
Requires Xfer Serum 2. 100% royalty-free for all commercial use.
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Absolutely! The presets in TechSonic are fully customizable. You can tweak various parameters within Serum to alter the sound to your liking. This includes changing waveforms, adjusting filters, modulating effects, and more. Modifying presets is a great way to create a unique sound that fits perfectly with your track.
Serum presets are pre-designed sounds for the Serum synthesizer plugin, which can be loaded directly into Serum in a music production software (DAW). They are used to instantly get high-quality sounds without designing them from scratch. To use them, simply open Serum in your DAW, click on the preset menu, and select the desired preset from the list.
Yes, to use TechSonic presets, you need to have Xfer Serum 2 installed in your DAW. Serum is a wavetable synthesizer plugin that's compatible with most major DAWs. Ensure your version of Serum is up-to-date to guarantee full compatibility with the presets.
To install TechSonic presets, first, download the preset pack. Then, open Serum in your DAW, click on the menu (typically located at the top right), and select 'Import Preset' or 'Import Preset Folder'. Navigate to where you saved your TechSonic presets and select them. They will now be loaded into Serum and ready to use.
Yes, TechSonic presets are designed to be user-friendly and are suitable for both beginners and experienced producers. Beginners will find these presets a great way to learn about sound design by analyzing and tweaking them, while experienced producers can use them to speed up their workflow and get inspired.
1. Download and Extract Presets: After purchasing TechSonic, download the preset pack. If the presets come in a compressed (zip) file, make sure to extract the files to a known location on your computer.
2. Locate Serum Preset Folder: Open your DAW and load an instance of Serum. Click on the Serum logo to open the synth interface. In the top-right corner of Serum, click on the menu button (looks like three lines).
3. Import Presets: In the drop-down menu, choose โShow Serum Presets folderโ. This will open the location where Serum stores its presets.
4. Copy Presets to Folder: Copy the TechSonic preset files (which are typically in '.fxp' or '.fxb' format) that you've downloaded and extracted, and paste them into the 'Presets' folder within the Serum presets directory. You can organize them within a specific folder (e.g., create a "TechSonic" folder) for easy access.
5. Rescan Presets (if needed): Sometimes, you might need to rescan your presets in Serum. To do this, go back to the menu in Serum and select โRescan folders on diskโ. This action ensures Serum recognizes the newly added presets.
6. Access Presets in Serum: Now, when you open Serum in your DAW, your new TechSonic presets should be available. You can access them by clicking on the preset name in Serum's main interface and navigating to the folder where you placed them.