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Bravestarr approves

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As always Excellent!
Perfect build up and lovely synth textures

As always Excellent! Perfect build up and lovely synth textures

Thank you Matthias. I'm sure you'd love SunVox because of its modular nature. It's also extremely portable and multiplatform... Even runs on Palm devices!

[quote=m2K7]As always Excellent! Perfect build up and lovely synth textures[/quote] Thank you Matthias. I'm sure you'd love SunVox because of its modular nature. It's also extremely portable and multiplatform... Even runs on Palm devices!

Yeah, this works!
I've been meaning to go through the SunVox tutorials so I can work on my phone during my commute.

Yeah, this works! I've been meaning to go through the SunVox tutorials so I can work on my phone during my commute.

Nice.

Nice.

Autechre moment of the week!
Again: perfect balance in this track, great percussion. It also has an epic feel to it. Been watching Game of Thrones?

Autechre moment of the week! Again: perfect balance in this track, great percussion. It also has an epic feel to it. Been watching Game of Thrones? ;)

Whoah, glad you found some Autechre vibes here. Their sound always seemed to "unachievable" for me. Also very surprised about the epic appreciation... Not really a fan of the show, but the score is quite nice indeed, and I'm quite flattered.

Thanks for listening and commenting, mate

Thanks GrainBastard, Glad u liked it

Thank you, Mysterioso. I truly recommend the app. It's totally selfcontained and quite powerful. Also when rendering to master with your DAW of choice, it gives you a whole set of choices so you could split the tracks from a mixdown stereo to a complete "disection" per module.

Have a look at the tutorials on the site. They're quite fine to get started

[quote=dj someguy]Autechre moment of the week! Again: perfect balance in this track, great percussion. It also has an epic feel to it. Been watching Game of Thrones? ;) [/quote] Whoah, glad you found some Autechre vibes here. Their sound always seemed to "unachievable" for me. Also very surprised about the epic appreciation... Not really a fan of the show, but the score is quite nice indeed, and I'm quite flattered. Thanks for listening and commenting, mate :) [quote=GrainBastard]Nice. [/quote] :) Thanks GrainBastard, Glad u liked it [quote=mysterioso]Yeah, this works! I've been meaning to go through the SunVox tutorials so I can work on my phone during my commute.[/quote] Thank you, Mysterioso. I truly recommend the app. It's totally selfcontained and quite powerful. Also when rendering to master with your DAW of choice, it gives you a whole set of choices so you could split the tracks from a mixdown stereo to a complete "disection" per module. Have a look at the tutorials on the site. They're quite fine to get started :)

I'm leaving a comment here so I can maybe remember to tell a colleague of mine about this since she uses SunVox.

I'm leaving a comment here so I can maybe remember to tell a colleague of mine about this since she uses SunVox.

I listened to this with headphones and with my eyes closed and I think it may have reprogrammed my brain.

I listened to this with headphones and with my eyes closed and I think it may have reprogrammed my brain.

Oh, that would be much appreciated. I'd love to share some tips because I'm very new to the platform. Thanks for the heads up!

Always appreciated, Edmund! I'm happy you enjoyend such a tiny piece

[quote=Arcana]I'm leaving a comment here so I can maybe remember to tell a colleague of mine about this since she uses SunVox.[/quote] Oh, that would be much appreciated. I'd love to share some tips because I'm very new to the platform. Thanks for the heads up! [quote=Edmund Snyder]I listened to this with headphones and with my eyes closed and I think it may have reprogrammed my brain.[/quote] Always appreciated, Edmund! I'm happy you enjoyend such a tiny piece :)

Love the crunch of the beats, I do hear a bit of Autechre in there but it also reminded me of NIN's Year Zero album at times (particularly the sounds from Great Destroyer)  Nice job!

Love the crunch of the beats, I do hear a bit of Autechre in there but it also reminded me of NIN's Year Zero album at times (particularly the sounds from Great Destroyer) Nice job!

Nice work!  Clean sounds :-)  Great combination of tonal qualities. I'm always impressed with what I hear out of Sunvox

Nice work! Clean sounds :-) Great combination of tonal qualities. I'm always impressed with what I hear out of Sunvox

Thanks Eric! Never been much aware of NIN's music apart from some of their major hits, although I've followed some other Trent Reznor endeavours. I guess I should check them out properly.

I'm sure that you could do wonders with it, as the incredible tracker you are! Thanks for listening, cTrix

[quote=Tone Matrix]Love the crunch of the beats, I do hear a bit of Autechre in there but it also reminded me of NIN's Year Zero album at times (particularly the sounds from Great Destroyer) Nice job![/quote] Thanks Eric! Never been much aware of NIN's music apart from some of their major hits, although I've followed some other Trent Reznor endeavours. I guess I should check them out properly. [quote=cTrix]Nice work! Clean sounds :-) Great combination of tonal qualities. I'm always impressed with what I hear out of Sunvox[/quote] I'm sure that you could do wonders with it, as the incredible tracker you are! Thanks for listening, cTrix :)

The beginning repeating synth sound reminds me of an electrical power plant juicing up the city, which I love! From what I've been hearing, sounds like you've also been getting into more bit-crushy kind of sounds.

The beginning repeating synth sound reminds me of an electrical power plant juicing up the city, which I love! From what I've been hearing, sounds like you've also been getting into more bit-crushy kind of sounds.