LEGACY

With 120 analog-inspired presets LEGACY brings the depth and warmth of real analog synths straight to all of your tracks.

Featuring everything from deep basses to vintage synths, crisp leads, lush pads, and more—all created with LEGACY's unique analog wavetable pack.

LEGACY is made for every producer. Whether you're into EDM, Pop, Hip-Hop, Cinematic, or anything else, this is your go-to Serum library for analog-inspired sounds.

Use macros to sonically change, transform, and morph each preset with ease.

Each preset comes with all 4 macros assigned to give you maximum control—no sound design skills required.

We captured the authentic hiss and texture from analog synths, turning them into whitenoise samples for LEGACY and giving our presets that true-to-life analog feel.

Not stopping there, we also captured a library of raw analog one-shots. Think of keys, basses, leads, and more—all to enhance our presets.

And the best part? You're not limited to using them in Serum. They are .WAV files, so use them in any sampler you want for pure analog sounds.

We spent months collecting all sorts of hardware synths to capture 65 analog-inspired wavetables, finally bringing that analog buzz and warmth to Serum.

These are simply a dream for any sound designer. Although Serum will never be truly analog, the wavetables in LEGACY are the closest you'll get to that.

These wavetables aren't just for Serum, though. They're .WAV files, so use them in any wavetable synth you want. Like Vital, for example.

We gathered various hardware synths to make LEGACY's wavetable pack as versatile as possible.

From the compact and quirky Arturia MicroFreak to the legendary Roland Jupiter-8, and everything in between.

We tried covering everything. So iconic names like Korg, Moog, Oberheim, Yamaha, Sequential, and others aren't missing.

Unlike the digital world, the waveforms of analog synths change, giving the lows that signature warmth and the highs that analog buzz.

To tackle this, we created a collection of advanced wavetables by sampling a single waveform across 3 to 9 octaves.

This way, we capture the warm lows, rich mids, and buzzing highs—seriously getting you to near-perfect analog replication.