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Aura (BEAM Expansion): Preset Pack by Lunacy for BEAM

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Aura (BEAM Expansion) is a preset expansion for BEAM by Lunacy, containing 75 effect presets built around shimmering, expansive textures and smooth, refined atmospheres.

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01Overview

Aura is an effects expansion pack for BEAM, the Lunacy engine it requires. Its 75 presets focus on air, motion and color, combining layered reverbs, spacious delays and gentle modulation. The developer says the presets are meant to add depth and softness to a sound while avoiding noise, distortion or harshness. The collection is aimed at producers working on ambient, cinematic, lo-fi and genre-blurring music.

Best for

Ambient vocal washes
Cinematic synth textures
Lo-fi guitar atmospheres
Ambient pad processing
Genre-blending sound design

Developer: Lunacy
Category: Expansion Packs
Requires: BEAM
Store: Plugin Boutique

02Key features

What you get

75 presets for shimmering, expansive textures
Layered reverbs for depth and width
Spacious delays for movement and space
Gentle modulation for smooth, refined motion
Playful color for atmospheric sound design
Designed to avoid noise, distortion and harshness
Requires the BEAM engine

03In depth

Sound and Character of the Aura Presets

Lunacy describes Aura as a luminous collection built from layered reverbs, spacious delays and gentle modulation. The aim is to add width, softness and color to a sound rather than to push it into aggressive territory.

The pack is organized around shimmering, expansive textures, playful color and smooth atmospheres. Those qualities make it a natural fit for sources that need space and warmth, such as sustained synth pads or softer melodic parts.

Using Aura in Ambient, Cinematic and Lo-Fi Production

Aura is intended for ambient, cinematic, lo-fi and genre-blurring productions. The developer names dreamy vocal washes, delicate ambient synths and guitars as suitable sources.

Because the presets are effects-focused, they work best when applied to an existing sound and then shaped to taste. Since the pack runs inside BEAM, it fits into a workflow that already uses that engine.

04Specs