Sounds of the UK Underground for Serum 2

Capture the raw energy, late-night vibes, and heavy-hitting bass weight of the UK underground scene with these 100 masterclass Serum 2 presets by Elliot Berger! Engineered specifically for Dubstep, Drum and Bass, UK Garage and House, these presets bring raw bass weight, meticulous sound design and instant inspiration straight to your DAW!

Sounds of the UK for Serum 2 by Elliot Berger is dominated by 55 face-melting bass patches, alongside sharp plucks, driving arps, rolling leads, atmospheric pads, and rich moody soundscapes. All macros are pre-assigned for effortless automation, you can morph, distort, and modulate these presets to get exactly the sounds you want.

As an established producer with over 50 million spotify streams, part of Elliot’s success is built on his massive sonic range. Starting out under the alias “Elliot Berger” and now “Telomic”, he has successfully spanned deep Dubstep, hard-hitting Drum & Bass, grooving UK Garage, and melodic Future Bass with releases on ‘Monstercat’, ‘NCS’, ‘Liquicity’, ‘Hospital Records’, and ‘UKF’. He understands the unique rhythmic and sound of each subgenre and has put his decade of experience into these presets, while also making them 100% royalty free and fully cleared for releases on Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, and record labels.

Whether you’re crafting underground rollers, UKG bangers, or massive bass music anthems, these presets give you a direct look into the custom toolkit of a seasoned UK veteran who knows exactly what it takes to make a track cut through a club system. Grab Sounds of the UK for Serum 2 by Elliot Berger to lock in the definitive sound of the underground and start releasing club-ready anthems today.

Pack Contents
100% Royalty Free Sounds
Cleared for: Spotify, Youtube, Soundcloud, Record Label Releases
Made by a human
100 Total Presets
55 Bass Presets
10 FX Presets
8 Arp Presets
7 Pluck Presets
6 Lead Presets
6 Pad Presets
5 Soundscape Presets
2 Chord Presets
1 Key Preset
（From  Black Octopus）

*This description is a reference taken from the original developer's website.