Each volume includes Serum or Serum 2 presets plus a folder of samples (drums, loops, and one-shots vary by pack). The exact counts are listed on every product page.

Yes. Every sound is 100% royalty free. Use them in your own releases, commercial or not, no clearance needed. The only thing you can't do is resell or redistribute the sounds themselves as a sound pack.

Our newer packs are built for Serum 2 and require it. Our earlier packs were made in Serum 1 and are fully compatible with Serum 2 as well, Serum 1 presets load in Serum 2 automatically. (Note: Serum 2 packs can't be opened in Serum 1.)

Instantly. You'll receive a download link at checkout and by email. If a link expires or doesn't arrive, contact us and we'll resend it.

Our Serum 2 packs come as a .SerumPack file, and it loads a little differently than dropping files in a folder:Open Serum 2 and go to Menu → Import Preset PackLocate and select the .SerumPack fileOnce imported, you'll find everything under Menu → Factory → Packs → EvoSounds → [Pack Name] That loads all your presets, wavetables, and noises in one go. (You can also just double-click the .SerumPack file and it will auto-import.) Still stuck? Contact us and we'll walk you through it.

We offer refunds within 14 days of purchase. Because our products are digital and delivered instantly, each request is assessed case by case, if something's wrong with your order (broken download, missing files, duplicate purchase), email us at support@evosounds.com and we'll resolve it as quickly as possible.

Of course, we understand things happen. Computers get replaced, drives fail, emails get buried, we get it. Just email us at support@evosounds.com with your order number and email address you used at checkout, and we'll send you a new download link, usually within two days.

Yes, Zen offers one-on-one production coaching sessions. Spots are limited each month. See the  page for availability and booking.

Yes, EvoSounds e-gift cards are available in the store and never expire.

Zen, who's been teaching production on YouTube since 2013 and founded EvoSounds in 2017. Every sound in the catalog passed through his hands before it shipped.