Soundsdivine.com has announced the release of New Retro, a bank of 128 presets for FXpansion's DCAM Synth Squad Strobe.
                
                
                    It features vintage-style keyboard sounds, rhythmic pads, arpeggiated synths and organic textural sounds, according to the company.
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New Retro costs $25.
                Pricing
New Retro costs $25.
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