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DSN-12 The Night Run - RAW SOUND
By drexegar on February 25, 2018 5:23 pmMore Chiptune Style Synthwave, Enjoy!
Emulating an NES 2A03 along with FM chords.
This submission is licensed by author under CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
Great development and energy, digging the whole sound! Can't decide if I like the fact that the snare has such a clear tonality a whole step above the root or not, though. 
Great work, well done.
Quality aesthetics. Nighttime drive feels for sure. I've been seeing some great examples of DSN-12 stuff lately, including this, and it makes me wanna check it out for myself. I like the idea of incorporating more chiptune sounds into a synthwave soundscape, and I found myself wanting you to push that idea a little further. I also think this track could've used a little more variation throughout, particularly with the percussion. I kept expecting some Phil Collins-esque toms to pop in.
Sick track overall, man.
Quality aesthetics. Nighttime drive feels for sure. I've been seeing some great examples of DSN-12 stuff lately, including this, and it makes me wanna check it out for myself. I like the idea of incorporating more chiptune sounds into a synthwave soundscape, and I found myself wanting you to push that idea a little further. I also think this track could've used a little more variation throughout, particularly with the percussion. I kept expecting some Phil Collins-esque toms to pop in.
Sick track overall, man.
Thanks for the pointers, I will be upgrading this track for the album, I totally forgot to work on toms, which you can here like one of them in the beginning.
Ooh this fusion genre is not one I've come across before. Great work!