!llmind - Analog Sweeps & Transitions

"What exactly are sweeps and transitions? They're those spacey, textured (sometimes weird) sounds that are used to help producers transition into and out of different parts of a beat or song. They can be used for various things. What makes 'sweepers' so cool is the different textures they can add to a track. Whether used to help a drum fill transition into a chorus make sense, or time-stretched into a verse to create different feel, there are no rules to how you can use them. Here, I've created a collection of sweeps, uprisers & transitional sounds using some of my favorite analog hardware. Intense LFO & sound design makes this collection as original as they get." - !llmind 

• 72 transitional sweeps (uprisers & downers)
• Analog gear used: Dave Smith Evolver, Prophet 8, Arp Odyssey, AMS RM16, L480 & Baldwin Amp
• All sounds peak slightly under "zero" on the master fader, no nasty digital clipping
• Molded, created & tested on Vertical Ausburger Cabinets + 2 x 18" JBL Powered Subwoofers
• Comes in stereo WAV 16/44 formatting
• Compatible with any DAW (Protools, Reason, Logic, Ableton, Fruity Loops, etc)
• All sounds are royalty-free