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Hard Techno for Babylon 2: Synth Preset Pack for Babylon 2

Hard Techno for Babylon 2 is a 14.5 MB preset collection for the Babylon 2 synth, containing 50 presets and 20 wavetables aimed at hard techno production.

REQUIRESBabylonHost synth sold separately

All presets for Babylon

AVAILABLE ATPlugin Boutique

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01Overview

Hard Techno for Babylon 2 is an expansion for the Babylon 2 synth, built around the sound of hard techno. It contains 50 presets and 20 wavetables, so you can load ready-made patches or build your own from the new source material. The presets cover the main elements of a hard techno track, from short plucks and leads to heavy basses. The wavetables add gritty, evolving textures that suit buildups, loops and drops. The pack requires Babylon 2 and is royalty-free.

Best for

Hard techno plucks
Driving techno basses
Warehouse lead sounds
Buildup and drop textures
Industrial groove production

Developer: W. A. Production
Category: Synth Presets
Requires: Babylon
Store: Plugin Boutique

02Key features

What you get

50 Babylon 2 presets covering plucks, leads and basses
20 Babylon 2 wavetables for gritty, evolving textures
Presets designed for hard techno production
Requires Babylon 2 to run
14.5 MB download size
Royalty-free sounds

03In depth

Presets and wavetables for hard techno sounds

The pack includes 50 Babylon 2 presets. Developer W. A. Production describes them as sharp, aggressive plucks, punchy leads and heavy basses. These cover the rhythmic and melodic layers that drive a hard techno track.

The 20 wavetables are included for Babylon 2 and are intended to widen its sonic range. They suit textures that change over time, which is useful for tension-building sections and sustained pads that move through a loop.

Using the pack in a Babylon 2 workflow

Because the presets run in Babylon 2, you can shape each sound with the synth's own synthesis engine and interface. Starting from a preset and adjusting its oscillators, filters or modulation is a practical way to fit a sound to your arrangement.

The developer positions the pack for pounding main-room tracks as well as stripped-back, industrial grooves. Producers working in those styles can use the presets as a starting point for either direction.

04Specs