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Nucleus SoundLab Releases RadioCarbon Patchset For LennarDigital's Sylenth1

Nucleus SoundLab is proud to announce RadioCarbon. RadioCarbon is a new patchset for LennarDigital Sylenth1 with an emphasis on a hard, electro edge. Sylenth1 is very well-suited to the creation of these sounds, with its flexible arpeggiator and powerful unison capabilities.

RadioCarbon is a patchset with a definite dark electronic edge. Designed for producers of of contemporary electronica—such as Bigbeat, Techno, Trance and Industrial—this 128-preset pack encompasses many different soundtypes: from deep electro basses, electro-type FX, biting leads, trance-style pads and keys to darker variants on standard dance sounds like stabs and hoovers, its all here.

The highlights of the set are the electro sequences, a large collection of powerful grinding and sizzling electro-arpeggios.

Details:

• 128 patches for use in Sylenth1
• Covers a wide-variety of styles—including basses, arpeggios, leads and more

RadioCarbon is available now for electronic distribution at the price of €19.95.

Listen to a large variety of demo MP3 content here. Additionally, a 16-preset demo bank is available for free download.

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.nucleus-soundlab.com/.

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