Rapture Pro: Atmospheric Synth Sound Examples - Cakewalk Software

Atmospheric Nightmare
The Atmospheric Nightmare patch has a lot of depth and I felt that it lent itself as a good backdrop for an ambient, post-rock sort of piece, with minimal percussion.

Brassy Soft
Brassy Soft is a more standard, analog sounding patch that is found in so many pop tunes and TV/film scores from the 70s all the way up until now. Using a patch like this always deserves a fitting tribute, so I felt that it would be appropriate to make an example that would be comfortable in one of the lighter scenes of Scarface.

Noisy Pads
Noisy Pads is an incredibly ominous sound, and works as a great melodic catalyst over a slow moving hip hop groove.

Scattered Harmonics
Another retro film-score type example, Scattered Harmonics is another great soundscape that can be used to fill out a song that's in need of some trippy background content, or to provide the backdrop for a dark TV series or film.

[abbystephen]

what's not mentioned are the limitless alterations you can make with these sounds and tempos. I have rapture pro with zeta 2

[lcceo]

It would be nice to
Hear each sound on its own. None of these demos are any good and this makes me wonder if cakewalk lacks confidence in their sounds without being covered in a mix.