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My latest (re)creation. A cover of this well known song called Night Drive from G. Moroder's film score on American Gigolo.

Not 100% faithful, but rather my own interpretation of it. Sequencer used only for some tracks. Many other tracks played by hand live.
Instrument used: Minimoog D (of course), Ensoniq SQ80, DR-880 (with TR-707 kit).

Enjoy. Comments, good or bad, welcome.

http://soundcloud.com/thealien666/night ... io-moroder

Great job, Alain. I posted some feedback on your SC.

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thealien666 wrote:My latest (re)creation. A cover of this well known song called Night Drive from G. Moroder's film score on American Gigolo.

Listened to it on my crappt laptop speakers so I won't comment on the sound here: goooooood groove, really
Well, the lead appeared to me as being a bit dry, was it?...

Sounds really good, I loved the atmosphere. The ethereal guitars are amongst these stuffs that makes a winner track to me.
Bravo

stiiiiiiive wrote: Well, the lead appeared to me as being a bit dry, was it?...

Thanks Stiiiiiiive. Yeah, I had the same comment from other people too... I've made an alternate version here:

http://soundcloud.com/thealien666/night ... -alternate

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I had to get out of a blue funk and get back into the studio. So to break the demon, I revisited something I wrote a few years back and rerecorded it today. Voyager, DR-770 and Jaguar.
http://soundcloud.com/medusal-obligation/roentgen

Most of my stuff is packed up for home renovations. Just MachineDrum and x0xb0x, through the Octatrack (mixer and effects). Two bar loop jam.
http://soundcloud.com/sizzle-squirt-bubblepop/go-again

Funky jam with the OT doing live sampling-playback from the MD and x0x.
http://soundcloud.com/sizzle-squirt-bubblepop/peewhew

https://soundcloud.com/brian-g206/ste-000
Here is a multi track recording I put together jan. 1 2013.

Nice tracks, fellas. I left some feedback on your Soundclouds.

Well, seeing as how this is the official "share your synthesizer music" thread, I will repost some links I placed in a thread I started elsewhere.

Please take a moment to watch my latest music video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pp8sau9W-g4

I'm also on Soundcloud and have a few pieces up: http://soundcloud.com/sinedrifter

I would greatly appreciate any feedback you may have. Thanks in advance and happy new year to you all!

Hello all,
I have a new EP of remixes up on Bandcamp (pay what you want). I hope you like it!


http://realistic1.bandcamp.com/album/me ... marks-2012

All tracks were sequenced and mixed in Cubase 6.5 on a Mac. As well as employing a variety VST synths and effects, a Minitaur, Voyager RME, Vermona Kick Lancet, Korg Monotribe, Roland TB-303, and a Roland SH-1 were all used in the production of these tracks.

@Unitard

I listened to "Late night and weekends" and liked it. A bizarre style, but it sounded smooth as it moved from one motif to another. "Dot Pattern" was less smooth and felt like more of a sound collage than a traditionally structured track. I liked them both - you have a unique style and I praise the creativity needed to make such work.

Well done!

Couple new tracks from me, here:

https://soundcloud.com/misterpete/petit-cr-me-br-l-e
this one features lots of Taurus and Voyager with a D6 Clav

https://soundcloud.com/misterpete/car-w ... id-bateman
is my first collaboration with poet David Bateman ~
this track is all Tauri (taurus and minitaur) and Animoog 2
featuring the new Grateful Dead sound set

@misterpete

the car wash song has such great ambience. I don't know how you did it (only Taurus and Animoog, or did you add samples too?), but it really sounded like a "musically interesting" car wash! Your poet's piece was brilliant. I felt like a movie was playing in an adjacent room and I was listening to the action from afar... like a Terry Gilliam movie.

The other song about Creme Brulee was also very enjoyable. I feel like your music, while being your art, also has a certain sense of humor. I might be wrong in my assessment, but that's what I see. Very abstract... kind of surreal.