SquishDelish
By Ipaghost on April 5, 2020 11:53 pm
Just another last-minute Sytrus track!
Download the 59kb project here.
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I want to roll a Cephalopod-themed katamari listening to this, pure joy in audio form! Your music always makes me feel happy! 
This is indeed both squish and delish. It would go well with some fish in a dish. Or so I wish.
Love me some funky squish. Excellent instrumentation and melody.
CosmicCairns wrote:
Loads of fun.
First off, this gif is amazing.
This track is nuts man, I love it. Those flowing arps are so cool, I’ve got no clue how you’d even go about making something like that.
Anthony D. wrote:
traveling through wonderland with alice
me likey
I do live a bunch of extremely punctual bunnies, so it's fitting!
Devieus wrote:
Those're some tasty sounds, just ready for consumption.
Gab Manette wrote:
I want to roll a Cephalopod-themed katamari listening to this, pure joy in audio form! Your music always makes me feel happy! <3
Some guy was making a demo... not sure if he finished but it's cute! I love katamari and the ost... so good, now I wanna play!
Reilly Farrell wrote:
This is indeed both squish and delish. It would go well with some fish in a dish. Or so I wish.
I cherish your peckish fish fetish.
CosmicCairns wrote:
Loads of fun.
7506 wrote:
Mission Crossing wrote:
Love me some funky squish. Excellent instrumentation and melody.
The Funky Squish sounds like a hot new dance sensation sweeping the world!
Chrisfoo wrote:
CosmicCairns wrote:Loads of fun.
First off, this gif is amazing.
This track is nuts man, I love it. Those flowing arps are so cool, I’ve got no clue how you’d even go about making something like that.
Ironically, it's probably the easiest thing to create in this track. Flstudio has an arpeggio tool where you can create chromatic midi patterns to arpeggiate any chord. It's not perfect, but it is pretty easy to create interesting runs, or even strums and melodies with just chords. Over the years I've made a huge folder of custom arps that I usually just scroll through a few if I don't know what I want. It almost feels like cheating!
onidavin wrote:
So many fun sounds in this!!
Thanks!
rdomain wrote:
Well that was a big blast of fun. Great production on it!
Fun blast is what I aim for!
Sir, you are topping everything with youe 4 dimentional sound. awesome audio experience.
I followed along again in the flp. It's too cool, I seriously love when you post the files. Well done. I'm still astonished that this is sytrus haha!
Q-Rosh wrote:
Sir, you are topping everything with youe 4 dimentional sound. awesome audio experience.
It helps to have four dimensional ears!
Estl wrote:
awesome! So many fun sounds... <3
mikememo wrote:
I followed along again in the flp. It's too cool, I seriously love when you post the files. Well done. I'm still astonished that this is sytrus haha!
I KNOW! I can't believe I've mostly ignored Sytrus for the past 16 YEARS!! Wtf was I thinking! It is a bit confusing at first, and honestly I think better default presets would help get people interested in the plugin. I noticed the 3osc plugin has had somewhat of a revival lately, but people should be using Sytrus if only just for the ability to increase the oversampling, which cleans up a lot of the Nyquist artifacts on higher frequencies.
Absolute banger. Going to do some sytrus sound design today in honour of this tune. Thanks once again for the flp!
how wonderful
Dang 59kb!? I can't even! 
Big Squidward vibes from the album artwork 
Love those strummed mellow chords. So pwitty!
