PULSE on The Behringer Deepmind 12 - MajorOSC

http://www.MajorOSC.com
For those of you in a hurry, here's some essential Patches to check out...
My favs...
5:43 - PEP RALLY
8:15 - This is Arnold
8:47 - NIN Moog Bass
2:00 - CS80 Baby (overlay)
18:05 - A slightly revised CS-80 style patch from a prior video I posted
25:05 - JTecMonk-E-Bass based on Jaytech - Monkey Music
48:25 Bass from Fluke - Atom Bomb
49:00 - Key/Pad from intro of "Prayer for the Dyin'" - Seal

If you love pads:
14:37
30:53
12:55
If you love funky bass/leads:
8:34
9:32
11:29+

If you love a monster talking bass:
35:25
If you like spacious keys for comping
10:50

If you like crunchy distorted madness:
24:25 +
31:27
25:48
If you like Aphex Twin:
27:02

If you like Rhythm Guitar:
29:26
32:27
If you':
19:09
19:23
34:22
27:03
10:36
20:06

PULSE is not a run-of-the-mill Patch Bank. I set out to make the most usable, innovative, and outstanding sounding patches you've ever heard. There's alot to like about PULSE. The idea is to give your music life and Rhythm. Over 50% of the material in PULSE has any combination of LFO's, Sequencer, and Arps, which essentially turn it into a potential "core" or "Rhythm bed" for your productions or live performances.
PULSE also has some amazing pads and keys. And don't worry, if you're a fan of the Juno sound, or just love analog polysynths and those kinds of traditional saw-heavy patches, there's tons of those too. Fans of Retro SynthWave, you will love PULSE.
I'm a musician with over 25 years of performing experience (I sound best on drums, but I've been jamming out and sound designing on synths a good while too). This experience contributed to the overall high lever of polish across all 128 patches.

Please visit the new MajorOSC.com PULSE is 25$

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MajorOSC is now a blog, but this is good. It doesn't cost $ to keep it running. Your purchase will help support me and my family as I transition to a new career position, which begins this week. The past month of unemployment allowed me the required amount of time to polish and finalize the patches I've been working on for more than 6 months.