Flintpope Offers FREE Demos For Ableton Live Instruments & Effects

Rounik Sethi on Mon, June 27th 0 comments

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Flintpope offer three demo-packs to showcase their premium Ableton Live content. Hit the direct links below and get these free!

1. TENSIONCOLLISION DEMO (6 presets) Ableton Suite required.

Flintpope’s Tensioncollision is a collection of 81 atmospheric sounds designed for Ableton's flagship Tension and Collision instruments. This is a combined pack of dynamic presets for electro-acoustic and ambient arrangements that will drive your sound creation.

This pack also includes a further 52 SAMPLER/SIMPLER presets morphed from these sounds making a total of 133 new presets.

http://bit.ly/28Wsh7o

2. 36 PADS DEMO (5 presets) Ableton Intro required

Flintpope designed over 100 original presets in Chromaphone and diverse instruments in Reaktor then sampled and layered and multi-FX'd them into complex pods of of sound in Ableton's Simpler.

The result is some very interestingly textured ambient and evolving pads.

http://bit.ly/28Tr1CG

3. COLLIDERS DEMO (4 presets) Ableton Suite Required

Ableton’s Collision instrument goes head to head with Sampler, Analog, Simpler, Electric, Operator, M4L and Tension to create the most vibrant, heavy, light, mournful, uplifting, jazzy, metal, ambient, in your face sounds you didn’t know these instruments could make. Shake up your set with 60 mind warping presets that will keep you awake all night.

http://bit.ly/28Ud4AD

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