That bass should be illegal.  Call the bass police.  Nice work getting down and dirty

That bass should be illegal. Call the bass police. Nice work getting down and dirty

Just nasty filthy dirty base. Hell yes.

Just nasty filthy dirty base. Hell yes.

fat bass and beep boops, my fav

fat bass and beep boops, my fav

EDIT since I can't actually edit, but for a more deep comment since this wowed me even more once I got towards the end part:
What an incredible journey this goes on. Especially love that little dropout into the bendy bells at the very end.

Super sick track, great work!

[quote=0x_colt]fat bass and beep boops, my fav[/quote] EDIT since I can't actually edit, but for a more deep comment since this wowed me even more once I got towards the end part: What an incredible journey this goes on. Especially love that little dropout into the bendy bells at the very end. Super sick track, great work!

The menace! The incredible bass! I can hear the "sound experiments" structure of it, but it still ends up entrancing. Favorite bits (besides the bass): the chromatic moves in the last bar of the loop, the 32nd-note boomerang perc, and the harsh channel-change noise blast

The menace! The incredible bass! I can hear the "sound experiments" structure of it, but it still ends up entrancing. Favorite bits (besides the bass): the chromatic moves in the last bar of the loop, the 32nd-note boomerang perc, and the harsh channel-change noise blast

Why hello there, fellow synth nerd sir. Please allow me to very well congratulate yourself with another beautiful entry under the fine category of "banger" within the walls of this here Wheeckly-Baets Museum of modern art. Surely with such a ginormous bass, sweet bell leads, lovely layered percussive elements and sneakily very clever sound design this will be a visitor favorite for many years to come.
Toodle pip!

Why hello there, fellow synth nerd sir. Please allow me to very well congratulate yourself with another beautiful entry under the fine category of "banger" within the walls of this here Wheeckly-Baets Museum of modern art. Surely with such a ginormous bass, sweet bell leads, lovely layered percussive elements and sneakily very clever sound design this will be a visitor favorite for many years to come. Toodle pip!

Just a matter of time; crank the bass while we can.
Thanks for listening!

Thanks for receiving my beep boops in the spirit in which they were intended. No joke, i thought this thing was pretty lame until i added the dropout. Then i thought it was less lame.

Thanks for the attentive listen!

Your generous and thoughtful commentary reached me this evening. As your friendly words have made it exceedingly difficult to express the depths of my heart's gratitude, I earnestly thank you for your kind regard, knowing that this expression will fall short. You have, in the warmest of manners, made me your debtor.

[quote=Disposable Planet] That bass should be illegal. Call the bass police. Nice work getting down and dirty[/quote] Just a matter of time; crank the bass while we can. Thanks for listening! [quote=0x_colt]fat bass and beep boops, my fav[/quote] [quote=0x_colt][quote=0x_colt]fat bass and beep boops, my fav[/quote] EDIT since I can't actually edit, but for a more deep comment since this wowed me even more once I got towards the end part: What an incredible journey this goes on. Especially love that little dropout into the bendy bells at the very end. Super sick track, great work![/quote] Thanks for receiving my beep boops in the spirit in which they were intended. No joke, i thought this thing was pretty lame until i added the dropout. Then i thought it was less lame. [quote=sleepside]The menace! The incredible bass! I can hear the "sound experiments" structure of it, but it still ends up entrancing. Favorite bits (besides the bass): the chromatic moves in the last bar of the loop, the 32nd-note boomerang perc, and the harsh channel-change noise blast[/quote] Thanks for the attentive listen! [quote=Dustsucker]Why hello there, fellow synth nerd sir. Please allow me to very well congratulate yourself with another beautiful entry under the fine category of "banger" within the walls of this here Wheeckly-Baets Museum of modern art. Surely with such a ginormous bass, sweet bell leads, lovely layered percussive elements and sneakily very clever sound design this will be a visitor favorite for many years to come. Toodle pip![/quote] Your generous and thoughtful commentary reached me this evening. As your friendly words have made it exceedingly difficult to express the depths of my heart's gratitude, I earnestly thank you for your kind regard, knowing that this expression will fall short. You have, in the warmest of manners, made me your debtor.

This is so cool! I love how deep it gets, and the moments of pure noise are great flairs that don’t overwhelm. Fantastic work!

This is so cool! I love how deep it gets, and the moments of pure noise are great flairs that don’t overwhelm. Fantastic work!

LOVE the noise moments

and love the fm-bells

okay another downloaded one

LOVE the noise moments and love the fm-bells okay another downloaded one

Thank you for listening! This was a fun one, mostly just figuring out how to make the next section fatter.

Thank you! Listening back to it now, the noise blasts are almost like a "get out of jail free" card, in lieu of connecting sections in a traditional way.

[quote=Earp Lug]This is so cool! I love how deep it gets, and the moments of pure noise are great flairs that don’t overwhelm. Fantastic work![/quote] Thank you for listening! This was a fun one, mostly just figuring out how to make the next section fatter. [quote=orangedrink]LOVE the noise moments and love the fm-bells okay another downloaded one[/quote] Thank you! Listening back to it now, the noise blasts are almost like a "get out of jail free" card, in lieu of connecting sections in a traditional way.