Man Makes Noise Puro [Synth Presets]

Puro (Finnish); a stream, brook. Puro (Spanish); pure. Puro is all about atmosphere. It's about modern cinematic textures and pads. It's a search for beauty in ugly places. Built from bits and pieces of organic sounds Puro, like the water is a stream, is built to be constantly moving and evolving. And like a stream turns into a river and rivers run into lakes and oceans Puro grows from small to vast.

Contents: The 200 patches in Puro are divided into four categories:
022 x NOISESCAPES
108 x PADS + STRINGS
041 x TEXTURES PLAYABLE
029 x TEXTURES SOUNDSCAPES

Puro also gives you 494 brand new soundsources for Omnisphere. For Puro I recorded a variety of traditional and custom built instruments as well as hardware synths and a large selection of found sounds.

14 Instruments: Piano (the on in the lobby), Seagull M4 Dulcimer, Maika'i Soprano Ukulele, A Broken Souvenir Ukulele (a busted cheap thing found in a dumpster), Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Toy xylophone, Djembe, Metal Bell, Tambourine, Windchimes (Koshi model), Recorder, Male Voice (Man Makes Noise's voice), Small Gong.

3 Custom Built Instruments: PVC Bansuri (built from a cold water pipe), Baseboard (custom wire instrument), The Jumalauta (custom single string instrument).

2 Hardware Synths: Arturia MicroFreak, Arturia Matrix Brute.

40+ Found Sound Sources: a dog's water bowl, metal pot, metal bowl, a kettle and lid, door handles, glass bottles, plastic bottles, metal pipes, metal radiators, a wooden box with a rubber band, metal hinges, metal hits, a wok lid, an egg slicer (mandolin style), a large wood saw, natural water sounds (streams and sewers), a toy car engine, a rusty barbecue, a plastic water jug, a vacuum cleaner, a metal rake, a metal scythe, sneakers, glass plates, incidental bird recordings, trees, a travel-size didgeridoo, a water barrel, a kitchen knife, Jaz Amsterdam trash can, broken glass, a shovel, a toy car, glass shower wall at Jaz Amsterdam, a punching bag, a crowbar, a wooden door frame.

Puro also contains two simple percussion instruments as a bonus. These are presented in Native Instruments Kontakt 5 (5.8.1) format. The sample content of these is unlocked so they can be loaded into any sampler. Puro requires Spectrasonic's Omnisphere 2.6.