Warp Academy Future Bass Project File

Synthesis & sound design expert by day, double 00 secret agent by night, Dan Larsson flexes the full power of his cutting-edge synthesis and sound design techniques to bring you Warp Academy’s Future Bass Project File. Selecting and sculpting from an arsenal of fresh and diverse techniques, the Future Bass Project File is guaranteed to offer new ways to synthesize sounds for your own music!

Most project files contain audio files from sample packs and you don’t get to see how anything is made. The Future Bass Project File reveals the full sound design process, showing you everything from initial synthesis through the entire, extensive chains of effects for all the main sounds. This is infinitely more valuable because it allows you to see the real process used by actual professional sound designers and learn from it.

You’ll level-up your sound design skills and see how how all of the core sounds were synthesized and processed. Being able to reverse engineer exactly how each sound in the Future Bass Project File is built provides a powerfully enlightening and educational perspective into what’s possible with Operator, Analog and Serum.

What’s Different About This Project File?

Most project files come with everything bounced to audio files, but you never get to see how the producer or sound designer acheived the result. The Future Bass Project File is more than just a collection of samples & synth presets, as Dan has given you an all access pass to the entire project file. You get to tweak and see how sounds were built from the ground up, and un-earth how character sounds within the future bass genre are designed. We guarantee this pack will help:

Spark creative ideas with access to a professional sound designer’s personal project file
Invigorate starting points of inspiration for your own unique sounds
See exactly how a sound was built and how it’s processed

The pack fully exploits Ableton Live’s effects devices to push the sounds even further. The creative use of effects is just as illuminating and eye-opening as the synth patches themselves.