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Turn A Knob, Get A Sound | introspective yet driving ambient drone jam with hardware synths

By electronic_tiger on January 25, 2026 5:52 pm

A slow, introspective yet driving ambient drone jam with hardware synths. Using two Behringer 2600, Kobol Expander, Pro-1 and TD-3-MO. This is very bass heavy, probably a bit too much so. So I hope you're listening on a system that can reproduce low notes. Because if you're listening through your phone or other small speakers, you're missing out.

January 26, 2026 10:12 pm

Janky Jams

Hell yeah, this is my jam! Love the rhythms that emerge when the repetitive patterns drill into your brain, good stuff!

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January 28, 2026 6:26 pm

electronic_tiger

Thank you Janky Jams, I'm happy to hear you liked it! And yes, repetition can do weird things to your perception, for sure. Thanks for listening & commenting, much appreciated!

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January 28, 2026 6:27 pm

electronic_tiger

Janky Jams wrote:

Hell yeah, this is my jam! Love the rhythms that emerge when the repetitive patterns drill into your brain, good stuff!

Thank you Janky Jams, I'm happy to hear you liked it! And yes, repetition can do weird things to your perception, for sure. Thanks for listening & commenting, much appreciated!

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January 29, 2026 10:30 am

WahSp

Nice! A bit of a hypnotic track. I enjoyed this a lot!

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January 29, 2026 11:47 am

electronic_tiger

WahSp wrote:

Nice! A bit of a hypnotic track. I enjoyed this a lot!

Thank you WahSP! I'm very happy to hear that.

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January 29, 2026 2:51 pm

MRDRCAT

That bass is giving my AirPod Pros a workout! Lush. I love the relentless 16ths are chasing me through a desolate landscape. Big Terminator vibes there. I love how everything builds and complements each other. This track has SO MUCH going on and it's so compelling with nary a percussive element to be had. Super cool.

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February 1, 2026 6:13 pm

electronic_tiger

MRDRCAT wrote:

That bass is giving my AirPod Pros a workout! Lush. I love the relentless 16ths are chasing me through a desolate landscape. Big Terminator vibes there. I love how everything builds and complements each other. This track has SO MUCH going on and it's so compelling with nary a percussive element to be had. Super cool.

Thank you so much MRDRCAT! I appreciate that. I hear you on the Terminator vibes. Brad Fiedel's score is definitely part of my musical upbringing.

And yeah, the bass might be a bit loud. One of the joy and shortcomings of WB, ey. There is no time to get a proper perspective on your track. So what might be a error also becomes a defining feature of your track.

Thanks so much for listening and commenting, much appreciated!

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