Crafted by Paris-based sound designer Emeric Zubar, aka BLAKE, the Urban Trip Sound Pack from AAS is a 100-preset hip-hop toolbox designed to provide everything modern beatmakers and producers require for catchy and head-nodding tracks. Featuring classic analog sounds, hard-hitting percussion, deep, rich-sounding bass, crunchy melodic keys, soaring leads, and peculiar FX, hip-hop producers will find tons of inspiration in this pack.

This sound pack is ideal for trap, boom bap, and lo-fi hip-hop. Though designed for the Ultra Analog VA-3 software synthesizer, this pack is also compatible with the AAS player plug-in, which is provided for free with this purchase, and can be used in AAX Native, AU, VST2, VST3, NKS, and standalone formats, with wide compatibility for most DAWs on macOS and Windows computers.

100-Preset Pack for Ultra Analog VA-3    20 Unique Patches with Five Variations    Classic Analog, Trap, Lo-Fi, Boom Bap    Deep Bass, Hard Drums, Crunchy Keys    Soaring Leads and Peculiar FX    Powerful and Carefully Routed Macros    Includes Free AAS Player Plug-In    VST/AU/AAX/NKS/Standalone    macOS and Windows, 64-Bit

Urban Trip is designed for use only with the Ultra Analog VA-3 and free AAS Player software. Both these programs can operate standalone or as plug-ins with nearly all available DAW host programs, including:

• Ableton Live
• Apple Logic Pro
• Avid Pro Tools
• Bitwig Bitwig Studio
• Cockos Reaper
• Image-Line FL Studio
• MOTU Digital Performer 
• Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol
• Native Instruments Maschine
• Presonus Studio One
• Reason Studios Reason
• Steinberg Cubase

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many liters is this bag? I couldn’t find it in the description.

A: Think Tank does not list the size of the bag in liters. The interior of the bag is, 9.4” W x 16.3” H x 3.9-5.3” D (24 x 41.5 x 10-13.5 cm)

Q: 2. I'm torn between this and the Perception Pro for my Sony 6300 and 3 lenses. Which one would be the best choice?

A: I really like Think Tank bags, and I use the Urban Approach 15 to store my Fujifilm X-E2s gear and when hiking longer distances with more gear (Canon FD lenses.) Otherwise, I use a ThinkTank Restrospective 5, when travelling. I removed the dividers and can carry the Fujifilm X-E2s, 18-55 mm, 10-24 mm, and 55-200 mm, with a Nissin i40 electronic flash, remote release, and 16 mm lens extension tube. I have no experience with the Perception Pro; however, I would not consider the ThinkTank Urban Approach 15 if I wanted rapid access to switch lenses in an urban environment or street photography. I hope this information is helpful to you.

Q: 3. I know that this is ment for Mirrorless systems's, but would this hold a Canon 6D, 16-35 f4, 50mm f1.8 stm and an 85mm f1.8 usm lenses, in addition to a GX7, 12-35f 2.8, 35-100 f2.8 plu a couple of small primes?

A: That should all fit if you configure it right. This backpack says its designed for mirrorless systems but I've definitely thrown DSLR systems in there with plenty of room left to spare.

Q: 4. Can this fit a a7III with a battery grip?

A: It should - the lower area is higher. BTW: After six months I still love this bag and it has held up very well with a lot of travel and photoshoot abuse.

Q: 5. Can this fit an A7III with a battery grip?

A: You can put a A7III with a battery grip in the case.

Q: 6. will this hold a sony 200-600 with camera attached?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Urban Approach 15 Backpack can hold the Sony 200-600mm lens mounted on a Sony camera.

Q: 7. How deep is the interior of the bag? I want to be able to put my OM Systems OM-1 MkII with battery grip in it without removing the grip. Need 6 inches of depth.

A: The interior depth of the Think Tank Photo Urban Approach 15 Backpack for Mirrorless Camera Systems (Black) is 5.3”.

Q: 8. will this hold a 16 inch MacBook Pro?

A: Yes this bag can accommodate a 16" MacBook Pro.

Q: 9. have anyone tried to carry a moza air2 gimbal or anyother of the same size here? the moza backpacks seem not to good

A: We do not feel this would be a good fit for the Moza Air 2.

Q: 10. Wondering if it is convenient to access camera in bag like a sling bag??

A: This is a standard backpack and a sling bag gives much easier access to a camera.