GlitterMouse
By Ipaghost on September 20, 2020 11:56 pm
Another all Sytrus project, now with a jazz brush drum kit! Download the 62Kb project here!
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Thanks to the song title, "Glittery" is the word that comes to mind for cascading synth patch, sounds so nice and chillax.
Those sweeping ascending and descending patterns are the coolest.
Devieus wrote:
Chillin' and relaxin', with a bit of cheese.
Mission Crossing wrote:
Jazzy and chill! A perfect end to the week.
ViridianLoom wrote:
Thanks to the song title, "Glittery" is the word that comes to mind for cascading synth patch, sounds so nice and chillax.
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hent03 wrote:
That bass line tho.
Chrisfoo wrote:
Those sweeping ascending and descending patterns are the coolest.
I love the jazz-vibe you catched here in combination with those beautiful arpeggios. The way you made the stereofield and compression and filtertricks, is heavenly awesome. Just perfect.
Q-Rosh wrote:
I love the jazz-vibe you catched here in combination with those beautiful arpeggios. The way you made the stereofield and compression and filtertricks, is heavenly awesome. Just perfect.
I could do some more work on the crash cymbals, but I was surprised how well the rest of the drum kit turned out!
Brush drums are perfect for that laid back jazzy vibe!
I've been thinking about the move from synthesis to sampling in vintage drum machines; crash cymbals might have been synthesized somewhat realistically, but would have been highly impractical.
Love that opening bassline. But the sparkly arpeggiates are especially magical for my ear canals. Again!
