[怀旧乐素材预设]Synth Palace Vintage Deluxe（3.01Gb）插图DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF REAL VINTAGE SYNTHS
Getting your hands on vintage analog synthesizers is a luxury most producers can’t afford. That’s why we createdSynth Palace: Vintage—a huge collection of professionally recorded sounds from rare and sought-after synths from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

 

5000+ one shots, phrases, textures and melody layers professionally recorded from over 50+ rare vintage synths

 

Drag and drop into any DAW or project and instantly be time synced and ready to make your best music

 

100% royalty free for online beat selling and major placements

 

The “Memory” Sound Library
The Memorymoog, introduced in 1982, is a legendary analog polysynth combining the iconic Moog sound with 6-voice polyphony, delivering massive, rich tones.

 

 

The “Elka” Sound Library
The Elka Synthex, released in 1981, is a rare Italian analog synthesizer famed for its lush pads, powerful leads, and flexible modulation.

 

 

The “CS” Sound Library
The Yamaha CS-60, released in 1977, is a vintage analog synthesizer with 8-voice polyphony and a distinctive, expressive sound. Featuring a ribbon controller and aftertouch for real-time performance

 

 

The “5” Sound Library
The Prophet-5, introduced in 1978 is a groundbreaking analog polysynth with 5-voice polyphony. Revered for its versatility, it shaped countless iconic tracks and remains a cornerstone in synthesizer history.

 

 

WHAT’S INSIDE…
With Synth Palace Vintage, you’ll have all the tools you need to unleash your creativity and make music that truly stands out.

 

The “Mini” Sound Library
The Minimoog, introduced in 1970 is a legendary synthesizer that set the standard for analog synths. Known for its rich, warm sound, Its portability and iconic tone made it a favorite among musicians.

 

 

The “O-B” Sound Library
The Oberheim OB-Xa, released in 1980, is a classic analog polysynth known for its bold, fat sound and rich analog warmth. It excels in lush pads, brassy leads, and punchy basses. It became a staple in 80s music and remains highly sought after.

 

 

The “Juno” Sound Library
The Roland Juno-106, released in 1984, is a legendary analog polysynth celebrated for its warm sound and ease of use. Featuring 6 voices, a classic Roland chorus effect, and straightforward controls, it excels in lush pads, punchy basslines, and iconic 80s textures

 

 

The “Jup-6” Sound Library
The Roland Jupiter-6, introduced in 1983, is a versatile analog polysynth known for its multimode filter and flexible modulation options, it delivers a wide range of sounds, from lush pads to aggressive leads, making it a favorite for experimental and classic analog tones.

 

 

FANTASTiC

 

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