Great build up!

Great build up!

I have a minilogue as well and totally didn't recognize it on my first listen to your track. It's amazing how a musician's interaction, even with presets totally shapes the use.  I've never approached it in this way and you are getting some really beautiful sounds and melodies out of the same gear. Love the minimal approach!

PS, my go to sound on the minilogue is preset 1, switched from poly to unisison (or mono) and then slightly detune the oscillators with the parameter knob to the right of the patch selector. you will go from a dinky sound to a huge fat Roland Jupiter sound

I have a minilogue as well and totally didn't recognize it on my first listen to your track. It's amazing how a musician's interaction, even with presets totally shapes the use. I've never approached it in this way and you are getting some really beautiful sounds and melodies out of the same gear. Love the minimal approach! PS, my go to sound on the minilogue is preset 1, switched from poly to unisison (or mono) and then slightly detune the oscillators with the parameter knob to the right of the patch selector. you will go from a dinky sound to a huge fat Roland Jupiter sound :)

Love this Can never go wrong with the Valhalla Shimmer.

Love this <3 Can never go wrong with the Valhalla Shimmer.

Fantastic atmospheric rush. Some of the best ambient I've heard.

Fantastic atmospheric rush. Some of the best ambient I've heard.

wow! thanks so much for the thoughful and thorough response. it truly is interesting to hear how different artists can use the same equipment but gets worlds of different results. it has certainly been interesting tackling the minilogue from an ambient lens. and i love your tip for your fave go-to sound! i will have to try this out thank you :-)

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wow! this comment has given me such confidence. thank you so much :-)

[quote=NWSPR]I have a minilogue as well and totally didn't recognize it on my first listen to your track. It's amazing how a musician's interaction, even with presets totally shapes the use. I've never approached it in this way and you are getting some really beautiful sounds and melodies out of the same gear. Love the minimal approach! PS, my go to sound on the minilogue is preset 1, switched from poly to unisison (or mono) and then slightly detune the oscillators with the parameter knob to the right of the patch selector. you will go from a dinky sound to a huge fat Roland Jupiter sound :) [/quote] wow! thanks so much for the thoughful and thorough response. it truly is interesting to hear how different artists can use the same equipment but gets worlds of different results. it has certainly been interesting tackling the minilogue from an ambient lens. and i love your tip for your fave go-to sound! i will have to try this out thank you :-) [quote=bc likes you]Love this <3 Can never go wrong with the Valhalla Shimmer.[/quote] <3 u BC [quote=Jim Wood]Fantastic atmospheric rush. Some of the best ambient I've heard.[/quote] wow! this comment has given me such confidence. thank you so much :-) <3

I got shivers from the wonderful calming tones and momentarily forgot it was close to 28°C in my studio. Very relaxing and soothing

I got shivers from the wonderful calming tones and momentarily forgot it was close to 28°C in my studio. Very relaxing and soothing :)

digital air conditioning.... can we patent this??

[quote=Gab Manette]I got shivers from the wonderful calming tones and momentarily forgot it was close to 28°C in my studio. Very relaxing and soothing :)[/quote] digital air conditioning.... can we patent this?? :D