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Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 4:29 pm
by aen
HOLY MOLY!
We should probably do some shows. Im in Eau Claire, WI.

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 9:03 pm
by muksys
aen wrote:HOLY MOLY!
We should probably do some shows. Im in Eau Claire, WI.
We'd love to play A show, but logistics makes it difficult. The drummer lives in Seattle. It's actually a pretty neat system we have. The guitarist and I work on tracks and then send them to the drummer. He writes all of the drums in EZDrummer then sends back the MIDI files. We are looking into how to perform live though. One thought is to write songs that are specifically for playing live. More ambient/experimental stuff without the need of a drummer and keep the stuff with drums strictly for albums. Kinda cool concept I guess. We shall see. If we figure something out, I'll send ya a PM!

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 7:27 pm
by Kenneth
https://soundcloud.com/kennethgregorybr ... im-so-they
Recorded exclusively with my new Polysix. I love the sound of that thing...

Also, some older ones:

https://soundcloud.com/kennethgregorybressler/blue
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https://soundcloud.com/kennethgregorybressler/reef

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 7:44 pm
by thealien666
Are the drums also from the Polysix on the first track ?

Anyway, very nicely done. Maybe a little long in the mid part though, but that's only a matter of personal taste. But that P6 sure sounds creamy. Reminded me a little of another great song by Rush, "Countdown", full of synths too.

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 7:48 pm
by Kenneth
thealien666 wrote:Are the drums also from the Polysix on the first track ?

Anyway, very nicely done. Maybe a little long in the mid part though, but that's only a matter of personal taste. But that P6 sure sounds creamy. Reminded me a little of another great song by Rush, "Countdown", full of synths too.
Drums are not polysix. I used samples from a Casio Rapman ( :lol: ). You might be right about the midsection. Should probably trim at up.

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 6:08 pm
by dswo
Kenneth wrote:https://soundcloud.com/kennethgregorybr ... im-so-they
Recorded exclusively with my new Polysix. I love the sound of that thing...
What a rich tone! I tried to get that drone on the iPad version but it doesn't have the same presence.

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 9:32 pm
by Kenneth
dswo wrote:
Kenneth wrote:https://soundcloud.com/kennethgregorybr ... im-so-they
Recorded exclusively with my new Polysix. I love the sound of that thing...
What a rich tone! I tried to get that drone on the iPad version but it doesn't have the same presence.
I agree. The tone of the Polysix is incredible. This is my very first VCO poly, having owned several VA synths and DCO analogs, and HOLY MOSES do VCOs make a difference! Even disabling the effects section and just playing the raw oscillators sounds fantastic. I think I have made a lifelong friend.

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 1:52 pm
by synthguy1
Being old, or older, as the case may be, then probably the average Mooger on this forum, my computer skills are perhaps not up there where it just seems natural (like my daughter who grew up with computers). Of course, age probably has little to do with it... Anyway, I thought I'd try to get a song or two on the internet in some form or another and to do that I'd have to teach myself how. So, at the same time I experimented with Windows Movie Maker and was somewhat successful at coming up with a little video accompanied by an original tune. The tune was done entirely on my M3 as all my good stuff was in a truck somewhere at the time. I wrote, recorded, compiled, edited, mixed and created a .WAV of the completed tune all on the M3 and a set of headphones, which was an exercise in itself. The video is just a photo collage of some keyboard restorations and other electronic projects I did.

Check it out here: http://youtu.be/62KEWNG1ILI

Cheers!

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 1:59 pm
by Vsyevolod
Very nice job sir! I understand the 'learning curve' that you must have gone through to get this far.

You've got some great sounds on that track, tastefully arranged and performed. Keep up the good work.

Stephen




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Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 2:17 pm
by synthguy1
Thanks, Stephen!

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 6:52 pm
by ColorForm2113

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 7:44 pm
by thealien666
Freshly out of the oven...

Played entirely by hand, drums and all... Only the delay was keeping some kind of tempo reference.

Enjoy this short jam.

http://soundcloud.com/thealien666/spur-of-the-moment

BTW, nice one ColorForm2113 ! :D

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 7:53 pm
by thealien666
Nice little video, synthguy1. Big mushroom at 2:06 ! :lol:

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 11:05 pm
by dswo
@thealien666: I have been thinking about selling my Akai Miniak, but that Ion lead gives me pause. Your BR cover clinches it: https://soundcloud.com/thealien666/blade-runner-d-but.

Re: Share your synthesizer music!

Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 11:46 pm
by thealien666
David, to be perfectly honest, I have thought of selling my Ion more than a few times since I bought it new, back in 2004. But each time, before I finalize my decision, I played with it and tweaked it and the shear sonic capabilities, not to mention the more than adequate analog waveform emulation, made me change my mind.

Of course, the user interface is not to be neglected either, which is not necessarily the case with the Micron (Miniak). But nevertheless, the sound engine is the same.

So, keep your Miniak. Anyway, it's underrated so you probably wouldn't get much money out of selling it... :roll:

Yes, the Ion isn't perfect, but it can do things my other synths can't, and besides it sounds good.
I call it my Chameleon synth.

Thanks for the kind words about my music. :D