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thanks a lot for your feedback Jan, glad you like it ! I hope you're enjoying your purchase a lot !

@@TunecraftSounds Yes I've used it quite a lot already! it's very versatile! Keep up the good work pls!!

thanks a lot for your positive feedback, highly appreciate it :)

Thanks Luidgi, glad you liked it !

That's something we're working on !

Welcome home then Claudio 😉 thanks for your order: I hope you will enjoy your purchase a lot !

Thanks haro81, glad you liked it !

Perfect ! Any question or comment, feel free to let us know ! 🙂

Hey there, thanks for your question: Although there are indeed 12 bass presets in the pack, I thought they were not the most interesting thing to showcase when playing solo. The full audio demo utilizes three of these sounds throughout the different parts, though. I hope this helps!

Thanks for your input, glad you like it !

hey there ! Thanks for your message: Yes, Serum is a virtual software synthesizer, it is required to load these presets. You can download a fully functional demo here: xferrecords.com/products/serum/ Alternatively, you can also 'rent-to-own' it via Splice here: splice.com/plugins/15493-serum-vst-au-by-xfer-records

@@TunecraftSounds Well, that's a quick answer! Thank you and I guess I'll soon be a little poorer in cash but richer in sounds 👍

@@ErlendBuflod Then Splice might be your best option as 9.99$ monthly is fairly cheap: It won't cost you more than the full retail price (189$USD) but at the end of the 19th months period you have your own license.

Thanks, Marcus. I would suggest you check out our 'Proxima Species' pack if you haven't yet. It features lots of sounds you could use in Goa-ish tracks.

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Thanks for your feedback, glad you like it ! 🔥

thanks a lot for your positive feedback, glad if it helps ! 🙂

Thanks for your input! 🙌 We believe this pack suits a really wide range of genres blending electronic influences with Pop, Soul, Hip Hop, RnB, and more.

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Hi Matt, Thanks for your comment ! I would reply that you can actually shape the sound to pretty much what you want if you clearly understand the process shown in the video: If you want more ‘subs’ and less ‘thump’ as you describe it, you could for instance rework the envelopes shapes and times so that it modulates the sine pitch/frequency quicker to reach the subs that you want. Additionally, you could try to use another LFO as an amplitude enveloppe to modulate the volume and add more contrast between High/Mids/Lows, so that the end/tail (and so that subs) would be slightly louder in volume than the transient/highs/mids... Another option could be to dip the mids with the EQ effect using a wide Q, but I guess this would sound a bit less natural (and probably mess the phase a bit too) than the method explained above. It all depends what you’re after, and if you experiment further with the settings shown in the video, you can do pretty much anything to fit your tastes. I hope this helps !

@@TunecraftSounds cool true that appreciate the reply i have since grabbed kick2 ,

@@mattwilson3417 then you're all set ! 😄

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Thanks a lot for your feedback Alvin, glad you're enjoying your purchase ! 🙌

Hi, can you please let us know what's your email so we can have a look at it ?

Hey Moreoh, we just tried the whole process a couple time without problem: Did you check your spam folder ? Feel free to reach out if you need help, always happy to help !

@@TunecraftSounds yup i checked the spam folder and theres nothing

@@moreoh can you please let us know your email so we can have a look ?

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I hope this helps !

@@TunecraftSounds It sure did, this must be by far the simplest explanation on how to make a kick Ive came across, while it might not be the way to get the absolute better result, i think once you understand the concept that is explained in this video, you can figure out how to make a kick on your own using other more complex ways. Thanks a lot !

@@mentaldyslexia You totally get the point ! As you said, once you understand the underlying concept of kick design, you can then explore and adapt it to your needs 😊 At the end of the day, sound design is just a matter of trial and errors !

Hi Nathan, I just tested and it seems to work fine now.. can you please retry ?

We've been expecting you

came here for gnome music too, it does sound exactly how i expect

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hey there, did you finally managed to get your files ? Did you checked your spam/junk emails maybe ? I just tested the download and it seems to work fine now, but feel free to get back in touch via email if you need more help !

@@TunecraftSounds I had the same problem, I checked the spam/junk mail but it's still the same.

@@stonniemusic hmm that's weird, I just tested the download gate once again and it worked flawlessly.. 🤔 Did you guys received the confirmation email ? Feel free to get in touch via email so we can sort this out !