Flutterbyes
By Ipaghost on May 29, 2022 11:54 pm
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Guess the synth inspiration(synth-spiration)?
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Download the 60KB project here!
Guess the synth inspiration(synth-spiration)?
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
Steve Horelick & his Buchla system?
ooh bassline, arps, and clap are fresh too. excellent, right in the sweet spot between clean and dirty.
Oh man those kicks are delightful sounding on headphones. That bass is really tasteful and groove too. And that raindrop synth. Man, so much good stuff here. That growling synth occupying the latter half of the song is a really nice touch too.
That bass line is boss.
Really like the second part of the track when those heavy synths kicks in.
Steve Horelick & his Buchla system?
ooh bassline, arps, and clap are fresh too. excellent, right in the sweet spot between clean and dirty.
Yeaaaah! The episode he was on Reading Rainbow is the reason I started making electronic music! Although he's using a mighty expensive Fairlight CMI Series 1. Glad you digged the clap, spend yesterday tweaking my 808 kit, had to use saw wave ring modulation to get the clap attacks nice and crisp, Sytrus's envelopes just aren't fast enough and sounded too mushy before.
Dazzling. And yes, synth-spirational indeed.
Oh man those kicks are delightful sounding on headphones. That bass is really tasteful and groove too. And that raindrop synth. Man, so much good stuff here. That growling synth occupying the latter half of the song is a really nice touch too.
The kick roll is inspired by Bjork's Hunter, but that was on a 909, still haven't been able to get that kit right, the cymbals are very difficult to synthesize.
That bass line is boss.
Really like the second part of the track when those heavy synths kicks in.
The tight kicks are really awesome. The bass is groovy - slowly headbopping. It's a drive track through a neon pink colored city, inhabited with rainbow butterflies.