Neutral Banana
By Dustsucker on April 26, 2026 11:59 pm
Just an average banana.
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It slaps
Bass is very pronounced and articulate
PWM lead tickles me in a good way, really should use that more 😎
Maaaaan, when the lead comes in at 1:40 it just really hits the spot. Super nice, dude! Also, I feel like the Wub in this is speaking some ancient forgotten language, commanding me to dance lest I be cursed for the rest of my days, hahahaha...
I like the measured use of negative banana, this composition is a top tier banana.
That is some serious bass! Also love the playful lead. I would say this is an above average banana.
It would be a pity someone stole your M8 bundle to get this bass, mate...
Oh that bass is FAT!
Totally laid back, has nice space and knows what it's about. Great composition.
Effortless cool. More praise for the bass, especially the very natural way it slips around the grid. The very clipped, almost staccato style throughout, from the base kick-snare pattern to the pad flashes around 0:33, feels really sharp and deliberate. The pacing of someone who owns the floor and knows it. And because the track is so minimal, the square solo makes the track shift vibes with few changes (even the second harmonizing lead feel like a ghost with how often it's cut off). Nice work
Awesome track. That bass reminds me of a basketball squishing / deforming when bouncing against cement. Now I wanna go and shoot some hoops
Feeling the minimal vibe of this, let that bass really shine and the synths pop as they come in.