Heavyocity – Oblivion: Aggression Designer

Heavyocity’s Oblivion: Aggression Designer is a cutting-edge sound library crafted for modern composers looking to inject raw power and visceral emotion into their compositions. This collection offers an expansive range of aggressive rhythmic loops, brutal basslines, searing leads, and modular noises. Designed to redefine sonic intensity, Oblivion combines legendary modular gear with Heavyocity’s innovative sound design engine to deliver exceptional results for high-octane action scores and more. The collaboration with renowned composer David Levy adds a distinct, dark, and ominous character to this collection, making it a standout tool for those seeking to push the boundaries of sound design.

Features of Heavyocity – Oblivion: Aggression Designer

• Oblivion offers 72 playable rhythm layers that range from subdued to complex and edgy, providing a robust foundation for any composition. These elements are easily mixable and matchable, allowing you to achieve a wide array of aggressive soundscapes.

• The collection captures the essence of legendary modular gear, delivering the genre’s unique sounds directly to your fingertips. These sounds are designed for accessibility, allowing even those without extensive technical knowledge to achieve exceptional results.

• With 48 sources for creating melodic leads and bass lines, along with 72 pads and drones for creating moods, Oblivion is equipped to handle a variety of compositional needs. The package also includes 72 tonal and atonal stings and 36 modular synth noises for creating suspenseful transitions and dramatic accents.

• Powered by Gravity 2, Oblivion provides unparalleled flexibility in creating diverse sound shapes, complex layers, and unlimited combinations. The intuitive interface allows you to add your unique style to every creation, making it a powerful tool for sound designers.

• The distinct sound of Oblivion is enhanced by the collaboration with David Levy, whose work on Doom Eternal, Justice League x RWBY, and Red vs. Blue brings a unique, dark, and evocative quality to the library.