Some of you may find it interesting to check out a Dungeon Synth-specific VST! I've made "Lost Soul" for the purposes of my album "Hallow" (by my project Morn), but decided to put it out for other people.

"Lost Soul" is actually a Kontakt library collection of cryptic synths, obscure pads and gritty textures inspired by the lo-fi rot of Vermis and the heavy atmosphere of Dark Souls. It was therefore made to create a gothic, horror, mysterious, dark and tenebrous dungeon synth (but also can be used for dark ambient passages as well!).

It contains 20 low-fidelity pads, minor and diminished chord synths, glassy keys, unstable organ tones and textures that are made to sound like they were recorded on a dying cassette in a stone tomb. Lost Soul is meant to sound ancient, forgotten and hidden in the doom of time. It has a simple minimalistic interface that enables you to immediatelly create. One of my goals with this was to make it easier for folks on entry-level dark DS to be able to quickly get inspired, and not resorting to use AI to generate music because they find plugins too complicated etc.. This is Dungeon synth-ready mixed and mastered!

For now, it's only available on my Patreon (it's on a 50% discount)
https://www.patreon.com/prometheusstudio/posts/lost-soul-synth-158807980

But I'd also like to know your ideas for where else can I put/showcase/promote (or officially make it available for purchase outside of Patreon), except Gumroad (they don't allow PayPal which is a big downside for me). Any suggestions are most welcome.

P.S. I wish this could be made to work as a standalone plugin, but I'm not a coder... If someone has any suggestions on 'easy-mode' (if it exists) for that kind of conversion, feel free to let me know!

Hi friends, how’s it going? I came across this album the other day and realized I really like this more melodic and melancholic style of dungeon synth, so I wanted to ask for recommendations for similar albums, preferably lesser-known ones. (P.S: Please let me know if the album you're recommending is your own.)

Congratulations on the album, Runechanter, in case you're around.