Unison: 60 Free Vintage-Inspired Presets for Serum
A free Serum bank built from Moog, Juno, Prophet, Jupiter and modular synth source material.
Unison by Echo Sound Works is a free collection of 60 analog-inspired presets for Xfer Serum. The designers sampled classic hardware including the Moog Model D, Juno 60, Prophet and Jupiter 8, then turned that source material into custom wavetables and samples for modern Serum patches.
60 Analog-Inspired Sounds
The bank contains 60 presets built for modern production with a strong vintage direction. Echo Sound Works positions the sounds for Future Bass, Chillout, Retrowave, Pop, Lo-Fi and House.
Custom Wavetables From Classic Synths
Many patches use custom source material captured from vintage synths and modular systems, giving them a different starting point from banks made entirely with standard digital waveforms.
Macros for Fast Editing
The developer notes that the patches use practical macro assignments. Brightness, movement, space or intensity can therefore be changed without rebuilding the modulation matrix.
Modern Uses for Vintage Tones
Use softer patches in lo-fi or chillout, brighter polys and leads for synthwave or pop, and shorten envelopes for house-oriented plucks and stabs. The custom source material can also inspire completely new patches.
Current Free Download
The official page currently marks Unison as a free download, although it labels the offer as limited time. Echo Sound Works states that its sounds are royalty-free for commercial music production.
At a Glance
Developer: Echo Sound Works
Instrument: Xfer Serum
Total presets: 60
Style: Analog / vintage inspired
Source synths: Moog Model D, Juno 60, Prophet, Jupiter 8 and modular hardware
Price: Free at time of publication
Download From the Official Source
Get the current free version directly from the developer or official product page.
Final Thoughts
This free resource has a clear creative purpose and can add useful new options to a production workflow. Download it from the official source, test it in a real session and adapt the sounds or processing to your own music rather than treating any preset or sample as a finished result.
