Product Description

A Premium Cubase Trance Template by Purple Stories

Myloops Revelations Volume 10 is a Cubase Trance Template, crafted by legend trance duo Purple Stories, known for their releases on labels such as Armada, Coldharbour Recordings, Fraction recordings and showcasing their epic melodic / uplifting trance sound. The project uses only two VST / AU instruments : LennarDigital Sylenth1 and U-he Zebra2.

This template is available for Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Studio One.

It includes the full arrangement with MIDI data (except Piano and Vocals which are included only as audio samples), instrument presets, mixing and leveling, FX chains, and automation. It is 100% royalty free and can be used as a base for your upcoming tracks or as an educational and inspirational tool. Explore the arrangement, find out how the basslines and synths have been made and put together, expand your synth preset library and discover specific mixing and mastering techniques.

What do I get ?

• The full project file in Cubase (works with versions 5 and higher)
• All MIDI and Audio channels with FX chains and mixing included
• All the MIDI files included
• All the Audio files included
• All the Synthesizer presets included

What do I need to open this template ?

In order to run this project fully you will need :

• Steinberg Cubase v5.1 (or higher)
• LennarDigital Sylenth1 v2.21 or higher
• U-he Zebra v2.3 or higher
• TAL Reverb III (FREE) : http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-reverb
• TAL Dub III Delay (FREE) : http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-dub

More details :

• Style : Uplifting Trance
• Format : Cubase Trance Template (.cpr)
• Support : Download
• BPM (Beats Per Minute) : 138

Video Teaser :

Disclaimer :

Due to the differences in the audio engines / summing algorithms and mixing techniques used (side-chaining …) in the 4 sequencers, the projects will sound slightly different in each sequencer. That being said, a lot of hard work has been done to make sure the project sounds as good as possible in every piece of software used (and as close as possible to the demo, which was made in Cubase).