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Sylenth1 presets

All our sylenth1 presets are created as micro packs, small packs with big quality. Instead of paying for a pack of 700+ where you at best are able to sort out the 5-10 good one, we offer a smaller pack with really top level of the industry standard sylenth1 presets. Therefore you also just pay for what you actually need, and you can be sure you get the highest possible quality, that your track deserve.

The packs below are created with an open principle, meaning they are well suited in many possible sounds, genres and songs. Though we categorise them based on genres and style, don’t let that narrow your creativity. With an open principle all of our Sylenth1 presets are easy to integrate in most music styles.

Sylenth1 from Lennar digital is one of the vst synths that has keept popularity among music producers for a really long time. Many well know artists and producers has contributed to a wide range of presets through out the years. With Sonus palettes presets for Sylenth1 you get the very best premium quality sounds possible.
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The best presets for Sylenth1

Get your Sylenth1 presets from Sonus palette

Having a good preset pack is important in electronic music production. In addition to saving you time, it lets you focus on what actually matters, like making your music instead of spending hours of perfecting a single synth. Like most good things in life, it takes a lot of practice, and in the course of learning how to use a vst synth, you may discover that you need a soundbanks few in your sound library. The best soundbanks can help you find everything that you need right when you need it, so that you can focus on everything else to create your next banger. Of course, the sound is really a big deal but if you can get 95% of that work already done when starting just from choosing the right premium Sylenth1 preset packs, you are already way ahead of the game.

The depth of Sylenth1

Sylenth1 is one of the most loved VST synths used in a wide range of DAWs. It is one of the most well recognized synths in electronic music production. Everyone who has been around in music production for a while has come across Sylenth1 from Lennardigital at a certain point. Its popularity is well earned since it has a very friendly to use interface but still a lot of complex features. Therefore it can be used by both professionals and absolute beginners. Check out our review of Sylenth1

When starting out fiddling around with Sylenth1 you probably do best with just grabbing a couple of good sounding Sylenth1 preset packs, of course from Sonus palette. Find your way around the interface of the synth and get to learn how everything is set up. You can control the sound by adding filters and modulation, and by the time you have spent a couple of hours with the synth you will probably your way around it and the controls better than your own pocket.

How Sonus palette offer Sylenth1 presets

All our Sylenth Essential presets are created as micro packs, small packs but with huge quality. Instead of spending thousands on a single pack of what you get a max of 5-10 good presets, we offer a smaller pack with really top level of the industry standards Sylenth Essential presets at an affordable price. Therefore, you will pay what you really need and you don’t have to spend the thousands spending on what you only need one or two presets. Don’t risk it and waste of your time, put your money into the sylenth1 preset pack you need now at a bare minimum!

Presets for Sylenth1

How to install, Sylenth1 presets and preset packs?

Sylenth1 is really easy to find your way around in and its also pretty straight forward to install and import presets. You can do it either as single sounds or as a full bank. Check out this guide below that we wrote on the subject. How to add presets to Sylenth1. Also, dont miss our guide on how to solve some of the most common errors you will come across in Sylenth1 if Sylenth1 has no sound here.

Do you offer free Sylenth1 presets?

Usually we don’t, but at some specific time periods we offer some of our Sylenth1 presets free. Usually we do so through coupons. For the time being we actually have a $5 dollar coupon that you can grab and use to get all of our products in the store with a discount of that sum. No strings attached. Click the link below to get to the coupon.

Why should I use Sylenth1 presets?

There are a ton of great things about using presets when producing music. We strongly argue though that just because you use preset packs there is no excuses for not learning your way around the specific synth VST you use, like Sylenth for example. Using presets could massively both improve and speed up your song writing process though, so its really a nobrainer. Read more about it in this guide below. 

Sylenth1 vs Serum, which is the better synth?

We have loads of hours with both of these really great synths. They are really good pieces of music software and both of the have totally deserved the hype the have. If you are interested in a really in depth comparison of the two VST synths we strongly advise you to check out this vs article we did on the subject. It goes through all things from interface, to modulation, to filters to oscillators etc. If you are thinking of buying either of the two read the guide, check some youtube reviews and then come to your decision. No matter which of these really great VSTs you choose to go for, Sylenth1 or Serum, we are sure you have a lot of great music creating days ahead of you!

Sylenth1 vs Spire, let's find out what VST to buy!

When it comes to choosing a virtual synthesizer software, it can be difficult to decide between the many options available on the market. Two popular choices among music producers and DJs are Sylenth1 and Spire. Both synthesizers offer a wide range of features and capabilities for creating a variety of sounds and effects, but they also have some differences that may make one a better choice for certain users. In this article, we will explore the key features and capabilities of both Sylenth1 and Spire, as well as their pros and cons, to help you make an informed decision on which one might be the best fit for your music production needs.

Sylenth1 presets download

To download our sylenth1 presets, click the buy button on the specific preset your want, then click the cart button in the top right corner and proceed to checkout. When your order is complete your will be able to download the preset file, which will be a .fxb file, through your Sonus palette account. Then simply load the presets into your Sylenth1 VST and you are ready to create your next club banger! 

The next time you want to download the presets, simply press the “my account” button in the menu and log in to your account. Under “orders” you will see all your previous orders and be able to download the files again.

How to install Sylenth1 plugin

Just bought Sylenth1 by Lennar digital and you are ready to make som bangers? Nice! If you are looking for instructions of how to install Sylenth1 please check out the guide we wrote. In order to use Sylenth1, you must first install it on your computer. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to install Sylenth1 on a Mac or a PC.

Before you begin, make sure that you have downloaded the Sylenth1 installation file from the official website. You will also need a license key to activate the software, which you can purchase from the website or use the trial version.

Is Sylenth1 worth it?

We wrote two extensive guides on the subject, to easier let you take the decision wether you should buy Sylenth1 or not. Compared to some other more modern VST synths it actually may leave you wishing for some things. Since it has been around for quite some years now and is still on version one (respect though, the thing was solid from the beginning) with no major upgrades, you could definitely say that yes, things has evolved since then and the market demands more features today. With that said though if its not your first buy there is a really good chance that Sylenth1 might be the thing that fills that void in you DAWs plugin list! Check out the full guides below to learn more. The buying guide focuses on the aspects of buying Sylenth1, and in the “is sylenth1 still worth it” article looks at what some of the most famous producers today say about Sylenth1.

Sylenth1 pluck & piano presets

There are many great providers of pluck presets for Sylenth1. Since Sylenth1 has been around for such a long time a lot of famous producers, artists and DJs has created their sound banks for it. Its very seldom these sound banks dont contain any pluck presets. Check out the selection of pluck presets for Sylenth1 that we offer here at Sonus palette on the link below.

Sylenth1 trap presets

Sylenth1 is a popular virtual synthesizer that has been widely used in various music genres, including trap. Trap is a subgenre of hip hop that originated in the early 1990s and is characterized by its heavy use of 808 drums, dark melodies, and rap vocals. As a producer, finding the right sounds and presets for your trap tracks can be crucial for creating a unique and professional sound. In this page, we will explore some of the best Sylenth1 trap presets available, how to use them in your music, and some tips for creating your own trap sounds with Sylenth1. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced producer, these presets and techniques will help you elevate your trap production skills and take your tracks to the next level.

Sylenth1 future bass & synthwave presets

Sylenth1 is a popular tool often used in the production of electronic music, including the subgenre of future bass. A preset is a pre-determined setting or configuration of parameters within the synthesizer that allows users to quickly access and apply specific sounds or effects. There are many Sylenth1 presets available that are specifically designed for creating future bass music, and these presets can be a useful tool for producers looking to easily incorporate the characteristic sounds of this genre into their compositions. Whether you are a seasoned producer or a beginner just starting out, using Sylenth1 future bass presets can help you achieve professional-sounding results and add some creative flair to your tracks.

Sylenth1 Hardstyle presets

Sylenth1 is a highly versatile and powerful software synthesizer that has gained widespread popularity among electronic dance music producers, particularly those working in the hardstyle genre. Its extensive sound design capabilities and wide array of preset options make it an excellent choice for creating a wide range of sounds, including the aggressive and hard-hitting sounds that are characteristic of hardstyle music.

In addition to its synthesis capabilities, Sylenth1 also includes a variety of effects and modulation options that allow users to fine-tune and customize their sounds. These features, combined with its ability to generate both analog and digital synthesis sounds, make it an indispensable tool for producers looking to create unique and high-quality hardstyle tracks. Overall, the versatility and power of Sylenth1 make it an essential VST for anyone working in the hardstyle genre.

Why Sylenth1 is great for making leads

A few reasons why Sylenth1 is great for making lead presets:

  1. Wide range of waveforms: Sylenth1 offers a wide range of waveforms to choose from, including sawtooth, pulse, triangle, and more. This allows you to create a wide range of lead sounds, from bright and aggressive to smooth and mellow.
  2. Detune and unison controls: The detune and unison controls in Sylenth1 allow you to create thick, rich lead sounds with multiple stacked oscillators. This can add a lot of depth and complexity to your sounds.
  3. Filter section: The filter section in Sylenth1 is powerful and flexible, allowing you to shape your lead sounds in a variety of ways. You can use low-pass, high-pass, or band-pass filters to add harmonics and sculpt the sound to your liking.
  4. Envelope section: The envelope section in Sylenth1 allows you to shape the sound over time, using the attack, decay, sustain, and release controls. This can be very useful for creating lead sounds that respond dynamically to your playing.
  5. LFO: The LFO (low-frequency oscillator) in Sylenth1 allows you to add movement and modulation to your lead sounds. You can use the LFO to modulate the pitch, filter cutoff, or other parameters to create a sense of motion in the sound.
  6. Effects: Sylenth1 includes a range of effects, including reverb, delay, and chorus, which can be used to add depth and complexity to your lead sounds.
  7. Mixer and equalizer: The mixer and equalizer in Sylenth1 allow you to balance the levels of the various elements in your lead sounds and fine-tune the frequency balance.

 

Overall, Sylenth1 is a powerful and flexible synthesizer that is well suited for creating a wide range of lead sounds. Its wide range of waveforms, detune and unison controls, powerful filter section, envelope section, LFO, effects, and mixer and equalizer allow you to create just about any lead sound you can imagine.