Very fun and with those deep bass sounds this is a great dose of ear candy. Its definitely a journey, but there's all kinds of melodic and sound design moments in there that could definitely expand to multiple subsequent tracks, there's so many great happy feel good sounds in here I hope you enjoyed superbooth!

Very fun and with those deep bass sounds this is a great dose of ear candy. Its definitely a journey, but there's all kinds of melodic and sound design moments in there that could definitely expand to multiple subsequent tracks, there's so many great happy feel good sounds in here <3 I hope you enjoyed superbooth!

Thanks. The Bass is done with a Pro-1. Once I got a nice sounding patch I recorded is as main/middle sound and adjusted it a bit for doubling left/right. It's my first hardware synth and the one I am most comfortable with, when it comes to making patches - I didn't even take a picture of the settings this time.

And yes, I very much enjoyed it. Apart from seeing the (now grown up) kids, I got the chance to play with a Moog Voyager, Jupiter-4 and a Matrix 12 for the first time, thanks to the Synthesizer Studio Berlin / Synthesizer Museum. Also got my hands on some of the new gear the big and smaller vendors presented. Though not every vendor I would have liked, I simply was to exhausted at the end of the day so I skipped some that were my bucket list (like U-HE or the modular themed Bungalowdorf). It's 3 days for a reason, and I only had one (great) day to spent. I even got a selfie with Florian Pilz from Bad Gear

[quote=neon liminal]Very fun and with those deep bass sounds this is a great dose of ear candy. Its definitely a journey, but there's all kinds of melodic and sound design moments in there that could definitely expand to multiple subsequent tracks, there's so many great happy feel good sounds in here <3 I hope you enjoyed superbooth! [/quote] Thanks. The Bass is done with a Pro-1. Once I got a nice sounding patch I recorded is as main/middle sound and adjusted it a bit for doubling left/right. It's my first hardware synth and the one I am most comfortable with, when it comes to making patches - I didn't even take a picture of the settings this time. And yes, I very much enjoyed it. Apart from seeing the (now grown up) kids, I got the chance to play with a Moog Voyager, Jupiter-4 and a Matrix 12 for the first time, thanks to the Synthesizer Studio Berlin / Synthesizer Museum. Also got my hands on some of the new gear the big and smaller vendors presented. Though not every vendor I would have liked, I simply was to exhausted at the end of the day so I skipped some that were my bucket list (like U-HE or the modular themed Bungalowdorf). It's 3 days for a reason, and I only had one (great) day to spent. I even got a selfie with Florian Pilz from Bad Gear :)