Sound bank by artist 'the Sun god RA'
- Mar 23, 2020
- 1 min read
We are happy to offer 128 new sounds for your Hydrasynth from Roger Austli aka 'the sun god RA'.
Direct from Norway, these 128 patches are influenced by the nordic winters in the 1980’s. Icy winds, frozen breath, the darkness of the polar night, yet rays of sunlight, warm pads, fireplaces. Macros often rearranges the atmosphere from one extremity to the other, not unlike the arctic winters.
Visit our DOWNLOADS page to get this free patch bank. Also get our Patch Manager software as well as the instructions on how to use it in the DOWNLOADS page as well.
These Hydrasynth patches sound incredibly atmospheric, especially with the contrast between cold arctic textures and warmer ambient tones inspired by Nordic winters. I really like sound libraries that tell a story through evolving pads and macros. It actually reminds me of Eaglercraft, the browser-based Minecraft-inspired game, where music packs and custom environments can completely transform the mood of exploration and survival worlds.
These sounds are heavily inspired by the atmosphere of Nordic winters in the 1980s, Melon playground game blending cold and dark elements such as icy winds and polar nights with warmer emotional tones like sunlight and fireplaces. The patches aim to create dynamic and immersive soundscapes, with macros that can dramatically transform the mood and atmosphere.
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Nice release - 128 new Hydrasynth sounds inspired by Nordic winters sounds really atmospheric. Free patch banks like this are always great for musicians looking to experiment with new textures. When I take a quick break from music forums, I sometimes play ragdoll flip, a funny physics game where your character flips like a ragdoll and every landing turns into a chaotic moment.
The 128 new patches are not just ordinary presets — they are artistically shaped by the atmosphere of Nordic winters in the 1980s. The description emphasizes strong contrasts: icy winds and frozen darkness alongside warmth, sunlight, Melon Playground and fireplaces. This suggests the sound bank is highly expressive and cinematic, offering both cold, atmospheric textures and warm, evolving pads.