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Last Chance To Get $40 Worth Of Sounds Free With Every Lightpad Block + Watch Telefon Tel Aviv and Deru Using ROLI BLOCKS

Talula, April 26, 2017


You only have one day left to take advantage of ROLI’s Sounds of Spring BLOCKS deal — purchase a Lightpad Block before the 27th April and receive every NOISE soundpack for free!

Simply pick up a Lightpad Block from roli.com or through one of their partners and get eight premium soundpacks with 110 presets worth over $40 (£40, €40).

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You’ll have access to an incredible range of sounds spanning vintage synths to orchestral strings, as well as three signature soundpacks from the studios of world class artists RZA, WondaGurl & Steve Aoki.

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Just remember to download your free soundpacks in the NOISE app once you register your new Lightpad Block. We’ve just finished downloading them all, it’s time to explore…

If you’re still on the fence about BLOCKS, check out this recent performance by Deru and Telefon Tel Aviv. They perform a deeply atmospheric and meditative soundscape with a setup of two Lightpad Blocks, a Loop Block, a Seaboard RISE, and Max.

From custom Max patches to the three-Block configuration, everything is completely personalized for their individual setup and sound. And a lot of that richly expressive sound is controlled by a compact BLOCKS kit that has a smaller footprint than a laptop.

You can also read an interview with composer-producer Benjamin Wynn, aka Deru, to learn more about how he creates film and TV scores with MPE instruments like the Seaboard RISE and BLOCKS.

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