U He Repro 100 Presets

Anton Anru - A Hundred (bank of patches for U-He Repro 5)

Here is a bank of presets for a relatively new virtual synthesizer U-He - Repro-5.
It is an emulation of a legendary analog synthesizer - Sequential Circuits Prophet 5. And this emulation sounds fantastic! It’s absolutely powerful, phat, lively - just like the original synth.
The quality and the functionality of the brand new plugin immediately inspired me to start creating and saving presets, one by one. After a couple dozens of them I decided to make a complete soundset in order to share it with electronic music producers, sound designers and synth-lovers.

The bank consists of:
- 18 Leads - 0:23
- 13 Keys - 5:52
- 16 Synths - 9:15
- 15 Pads - 13:35
- 11 Plucks - 19:06
- 16 Basses - 21:22
- 11 FXs - 25:12
A hundred in total.

There are harsh, metallic, powerful sounds, as well as mild, intimate and soft ones. Some timbres are quite well-known, classic and must-have, others are experimental, unique and never heard before (supposedly). All the sounds are universal and suitable for every modern genre. It depends on your imagination.
It is strongly recommended to try every preset in different note ranges, e.g. a bass may turn into an interesting lead at higher notes; or keys may sound like bells if are played couple octaves higher.
So you get even more than 100 sounds as a patch may play different roles just because of an octave. Not to mention the Mod Wheel, that may change a sound drastically.
The built-in effects are applied in most patches, so the sounds are ready to go and may be used as they are without additional tweaking.
Each patch has a short description with my vision of how to use a patch, e.g. nice at low notes, use it for sequences or arpeggios.
Also there is some technical information, e.g. Mod Wheel influences on the brightness of the sound.
Sections «Categories», «Features» and «Character» are thoroughly filled, so you can easily find a needed sound with the help of tags.

If you have any questions, suggestions, feedback - please, feel free to contact me.