Hi again Laguna! I figured you'd be back this year too

This track is really funky! The bass-line's probs my favorite part, but the jingle jangly bits that come in about 1/5th of the way through and get real jangly at the end are also really sparkly and good!

Hi again Laguna! I figured you'd be back this year too :D This track is really funky! The bass-line's probs my favorite part, but the jingle jangly bits that come in about 1/5th of the way through and get real jangly at the end are also really sparkly and good!

Your "last minute" never ceases to amaze me. I'm glad you're back again. I've learned a great deal from you in previous WB years. Peace from Oklahoma City.

Your "last minute" never ceases to amaze me. I'm glad you're back again. I've learned a great deal from you in previous WB years. Peace from Oklahoma City.

Thanks for listening and your kind words Edmund! I wish I could cook an acoustic song like yours in a week (I keep getting away with silly 2 bar loops and a few minor scales) so the learning is mutual, mate

[quote=E-dub]Your "last minute" never ceases to amaze me. I'm glad you're back again. I've learned a great deal from you in previous WB years. Peace from Oklahoma City.[/quote] Thanks for listening and your kind words Edmund! I wish I could cook an acoustic song like yours in a week (I keep getting away with silly 2 bar loops and a few minor scales) so the learning is mutual, mate :)

Hey Scottux! It's great to see you again! Thanks for listening as always!

As a fellow musician, I'm sure you could relate to the "I hate this bassline" right now because it was the first thing I compose back on Monday, looping forever and ever while I figured my Linux Jack audio settings. On the other hand, most of the "sparkly" stuff was finished between Saturday and Sunday, so I wasn't even sure about the whole thing ("Does it even fits here anyway?" kinda vibe). Guess I need some perspective.

Again, thanks for my first ever 2018 comment and the positive feedback

P.S.: I previously answered your comment but I had forgotten about the whole QUOTE system... man, Im getting old

[quote=scottux]Hi again Laguna! I figured you'd be back this year too :D This track is really funky! The bass-line's probs my favorite part, but the jingle jangly bits that come in about 1/5th of the way through and get real jangly at the end are also really sparkly and good![/quote] Hey Scottux! It's great to see you again! Thanks for listening as always! As a fellow musician, I'm sure you could relate to the "I hate this bassline" right now because it was the first thing I compose back on Monday, looping forever and ever while I figured my Linux Jack audio settings. On the other hand, most of the "sparkly" stuff was finished between Saturday and Sunday, so I wasn't even sure about the whole thing ("Does it even fits here anyway?" kinda vibe). Guess I need some perspective. Again, thanks for my first ever 2018 comment and the positive feedback P.S.: I previously answered your comment but I had forgotten about the whole QUOTE system... man, Im getting old :)

This is great, so so groovy. I feel like my song's a mess after listening to this! Looking forward to 51 more of these!

This is great, so so groovy. I feel like my song's a mess after listening to this! Looking forward to 51 more of these!

Your song is a mess?!? I'm glad I stumbled across one miserable minor chord on the last minute for those "mallet-ish" synths while you have three different movements this week and who nows what else in your magic bag of tricks, no doubt.

Feel free to grab the beat and put some of your awesome melodic awesomeness over it. I'd be honoured.

Thanks for such nice words, man. You've been a true inspiration all these WBeats

[quote=Sodabelly]This is great, so so groovy. I feel like my song's a mess after listening to this! Looking forward to 51 more of these![/quote] Your song is a mess?!? I'm glad I stumbled across one miserable minor chord on the last minute for those "mallet-ish" synths while you have three different movements this week and who nows what else in your magic bag of tricks, no doubt. Feel free to grab the beat and put some of your awesome melodic awesomeness over it. I'd be honoured. Thanks for such nice words, man. You've been a true inspiration all these WBeats :)

this makes my booty twerk

this makes my booty twerk [img]https://media.alienwarearena.com/media/D.-Va-Twerk-good.gif[/img]

Whoah!! Cosplay twerking? Keep that comming baby!!!

[quote=Phil Harmonic]this makes my booty twerk [img]https://media.alienwarearena.com/media/D.-Va-Twerk-good.gif[/img] [/quote] Whoah!! Cosplay twerking? Keep that comming baby!!! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/dprpPDG7PyM0/giphy.gif[/img]

Slanky. Well done, sir.

Slanky. Well done, sir.

Oh yeah, Laguna. Good to hear your grooves again. This is funkay

Oh yeah, Laguna. Good to hear your grooves again. This is funkay

Nice atmospheres. That sampled chord thing is really cool.

Nice atmospheres. That sampled chord thing is really cool.

amazing percussion boss, this is wild

amazing percussion boss, this is wild

The synth reverb is giving me some hip-hop Silent Hill vibes *yeah* Can't wait for another year of music from you!  Shoutouts to the kitty in your photo

The synth reverb is giving me some hip-hop Silent Hill vibes *yeah* Can't wait for another year of music from you! Shoutouts to the kitty in your photo :)

Yeahhh boiii! Really cool vibe

Yeahhh boiii! Really cool vibe :D

Love the bassline, really gets the groove moving. Great beat!

Love the bassline, really gets the groove moving. Great beat!

It's always great to hear back from you Jim! Thanks a lot

Same feeling here, man. Glad to see so another familiar face for another go Thanks

Well, thanks man!

I did actually played the chords but the original patch had two oscillators forming a 5th. I was looking for that "I sample whole chords" sound of the early 90s. The Yamaha TG33 is quite cheap right now (not considered "a classic piece of gear" in any way!) and it's really easy to use, so expect more "fake chords" in the future

Oh, man, I'm really glad you liked those drums. A whole day tweaking and layering until I got my kind of boom bap without ever using/abusing a compressor.

My dearest cat "Copo de Nieve" (snow flake) is flattered you liked his pic, so he's giving me another year of rights to use his liking and images. Now signing the Terms and Conditions with Luivo, my other cat, as his attorney. Gald to see you back, and hoping you drop some hip hop once in a while. I really enjoyed when you dropped some phat beats.

Thanks OrangeDrink. Now sending you some good vibes back:

You know what time it isssssss? Thanks time!

[quote=Jim Wood]Slanky. Well done, sir.[/quote] It's always great to hear back from you Jim! Thanks a lot :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3oEdva9BUHPIs2SkGk/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=cfurrow]Oh yeah, Laguna. Good to hear your grooves again. This is funkay[/quote] Same feeling here, man. Glad to see so another familiar face for another go :) Thanks [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/KJ1f5iTl4Oo7u/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=license]Nice atmospheres. That sampled chord thing is really cool.[/quote] Well, thanks man! I did actually played the chords but the original patch had two oscillators forming a 5th. I was looking for that "I sample whole chords" sound of the early 90s. The Yamaha TG33 is quite cheap right now (not considered "a classic piece of gear" in any way!) and it's really easy to use, so expect more "fake chords" in the future :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/26ni7i44AGvrZY76w/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Parallelis]amazing percussion boss, this is wild[/quote] Oh, man, I'm really glad you liked those drums. A whole day tweaking and layering until I got my kind of boom bap without ever using/abusing a compressor. [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/26BGM86XngBjKOqXu/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=orangedrink]The synth reverb is giving me some hip-hop Silent Hill vibes *yeah* Can't wait for another year of music from you! Shoutouts to the kitty in your photo :)[/quote] My dearest cat "Copo de Nieve" (snow flake) is flattered you liked his pic, so he's giving me another year of rights to use his liking and images. Now signing the Terms and Conditions with Luivo, my other cat, as his attorney. Gald to see you back, and hoping you drop some hip hop once in a while. I really enjoyed when you dropped some phat beats. Thanks OrangeDrink. Now sending you some good vibes back: [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/cLb4bjY8OCoOk/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Podling]Yeahhh boiii! Really cool vibe :D[/quote] You know what time it isssssss? Thanks time! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/8ztYjCIPQTTsQ/giphy.gif[/img]

Well, to be honest, the minute I heard your track I thought "my bassline sucks and I should have gone the wonky way"

Anayway I'm sure you could relate to that "I've heard this phrase so many many times I almost hate it (at least for a couple of days). Coming from you, I'm flattered you dig this beat

Grazie molto

[quote=grillo]Love the bassline, really gets the groove moving. Great beat![/quote] Well, to be honest, the minute I heard your track I thought "my bassline sucks and I should have gone the wonky way" :) Anayway I'm sure you could relate to that "I've heard this phrase so many many times I almost hate it (at least for a couple of days). Coming from you, I'm flattered you dig this beat Grazie molto [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/I6oOVy0GwvGiQ/giphy.gif[/img]

This is real nice man! In a few days you will like the bass again...

This is real nice man! In a few days you will like the bass again... ;)

Thanks man! I guess you're right, though I'll have to keep a strict "please not that bassline again" diet for a few days It's been like a zillion times listening to that loop

[quote=theGuen]This is real nice man! In a few days you will like the bass again... ;)[/quote] Thanks man! I guess you're right, though I'll have to keep a strict "please not that bassline again" diet for a few days :) It's been like a zillion times listening to that loop [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l0MYRzSu7PhMDZx4Y/giphy.gif[/img]

Great hiphop track. No criticism from here.

Great hiphop track. No criticism from here.

Best criticism is having you actively listening every week. Thanks for the constant feedback. I'm really glad you returned for another year!!!

[quote=Q-Rosh]Great hiphop track. No criticism from here.[/quote] Best criticism is having you actively listening every week. Thanks for the constant feedback. I'm really glad you returned for another year!!! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/d4aUNBy59NgUFdAs/giphy.gif[/img]

makes me wanna spit faaaayaaaaaaahhh

makes me wanna spit faaaayaaaaaaahhh

Yeah I exactly know how you feelin. I don't like a lot of my beats the day after finishing cause I've heard these loops a thousand times while making, and think they are boring.
Mostly it's gone after 2 days

[quote=laguna][quote=theGuen]This is real nice man! In a few days you will like the bass again... ;)[/quote] Thanks man! I guess you're right, though I'll have to keep a strict "please not that bassline again" diet for a few days :) It's been like a zillion times listening to that loop [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l0MYRzSu7PhMDZx4Y/giphy.gif[/img] [/quote] Yeah I exactly know how you feelin. I don't like a lot of my beats the day after finishing cause I've heard these loops a thousand times while making, and think they are boring. Mostly it's gone after 2 days ;)

Oh yes! It's exactly that! EVERY beat from another fella sounds nicer and bouncier in this moment. Sooo bored of the same stuff. I actually keep a pretty tidy archive of old beats, and tend to revisit them after a while, chopping stuff like it wasn't mine (prefer to chop slices from the main mix than reconstructing and getting into the rabiit hole of "retouching the mix"). When it's done, I archive it in a darker cloud of my server, not completely forgotten but out of the way.

[quote=theGuen][quote=laguna][quote=theGuen]This is real nice man! In a few days you will like the bass again... ;)[/quote] Thanks man! I guess you're right, though I'll have to keep a strict "please not that bassline again" diet for a few days :) It's been like a zillion times listening to that loop [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l0MYRzSu7PhMDZx4Y/giphy.gif[/img] [/quote] Yeah I exactly know how you feelin. I don't like a lot of my beats the day after finishing cause I've heard these loops a thousand times while making, and think they are boring. Mostly it's gone after 2 days ;)[/quote] Oh yes! It's exactly that! EVERY beat from another fella sounds nicer and bouncier in this moment. Sooo bored of the same stuff. I actually keep a pretty tidy archive of old beats, and tend to revisit them after a while, chopping stuff like it wasn't mine (prefer to chop slices from the main mix than reconstructing and getting into the rabiit hole of "retouching the mix"). When it's done, I archive it in a darker cloud of my server, not completely forgotten but out of the way.

Please do hommie!

P.S.: Pretty cool new avatar there

[quote=XC3N]makes me wanna spit faaaayaaaaaaahhh[/quote] Please do hommie! P.S.: Pretty cool new avatar there ;) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3Y2H0SG9l83TO/giphy.gif[/img]

Nice work!

Nice work!

nice to be back & i'm diggin' this track! 

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3ov9kaW3wyiefU3GGA/giphy.gif[/img][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3ov9kaW3wyiefU3GGA/giphy.gif[/img] nice to be back & i'm diggin' this track!

Laguna!  Great to see you back, and a fine track as always!  At first I was thinking "This is pretty cool, though it'd be nice if there was a funky beat--" and immediately the beat slammed in, way funkier than what I was thinking. Sweet!  Digging the mallets and bassline as well, and looking forward to hearing the next things you come up with!

Laguna! Great to see you back, and a fine track as always! At first I was thinking "This is pretty cool, though it'd be nice if there was a funky beat--" and immediately the beat slammed in, way funkier than what I was thinking. Sweet! Digging the mallets and bassline as well, and looking forward to hearing the next things you come up with!

this is great, and you've got me looking forward to more. cheers!

this is great, and you've got me looking forward to more. cheers!

Thanks and welcome to Weeklybeats! I'm glad a fellow hip hop head liked this one, though your track have waaaaaaay more swing than mine. Your basssline and wonkiness was dope

Glad to have one more returning for another year... WB is addictive!!!

3 is the magic number!

Thank you Maurice. It's really great to be back and finding all of you guys hanging up here

It's nice to see you dug that funk. I'm pretty satisfied with the beat, though I still struggle with that stiff bassline

Let's hope we all throw some more songs. From the level I'm hearing, this one's gonna be wonderful

Same goes to you, Sir! You started the year with a great track! Please keep then coming. Thanks for listening and of course, welcome back!

[quote=Nouga.jr]Nice work![/quote] Thanks and welcome to Weeklybeats! I'm glad a fellow hip hop head liked this one, though your track have waaaaaaay more swing than mine. Your basssline and wonkiness was dope :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3o6ZtitNhbaGYOjVn2/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3ov9kaW3wyiefU3GGA/giphy.gif[/img][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3ov9kaW3wyiefU3GGA/giphy.gif[/img] nice to be back & i'm diggin' this track! [/quote] Glad to have one more returning for another year... WB is addictive!!! 3 is the magic number! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/ew1xexMhlIDS0/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=onezero]Laguna! Great to see you back, and a fine track as always! At first I was thinking "This is pretty cool, though it'd be nice if there was a funky beat--" and immediately the beat slammed in, way funkier than what I was thinking. Sweet! Digging the mallets and bassline as well, and looking forward to hearing the next things you come up with![/quote] Thank you Maurice. It's really great to be back and finding all of you guys hanging up here :) It's nice to see you dug that funk. I'm pretty satisfied with the beat, though I still struggle with that stiff bassline :) Let's hope we all throw some more songs. From the level I'm hearing, this one's gonna be wonderful [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/J3Q2chVQDJOF2/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Tri Angles]this is great, and you've got me looking forward to more. cheers![/quote] Same goes to you, Sir! You started the year with a great track! Please keep then coming. Thanks for listening and of course, welcome back! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l1J9urAfGd3grKV6E/giphy.gif[/img]

Thank you for coming back, it just wouldn’t be the same without your hip hop beats, excited to hear what’s coming next

Thank you for coming back, it just wouldn’t be the same without your hip hop beats, excited to hear what’s coming next

.........did you actually mean thrity instead of thirty?

.........did you actually mean thrity instead of thirty?

Welcome back!  It's good to see all the familiar "avatars", especially yours!  Digging the groove of this one and that devilish bass filtering about.  I think the TG33 is the desktop version of the SY22, which has my single favorite patch everrrrrr!  Ok maybe electronic_string_patch ever.  https://youtu.be/rHGMpJITIiY?t=1m34s This probably isn't the best link to hear it, but it's basically Moby's favorite patch for Little Idiot and all of his big melodic numbers.  I bought one used years ago just for that sound (thanks to Moby).  I might have to rescue mine from the dark closet depths   (if i can find the power supply).  On that note, I look forward to hearing how you use the TG33 in future tracks!  PS I too suffer from the feeling of repetitive loop fatigue.  Usually I find the best way to overcome that is just take a break and realize that in time when you've had time to NOT listen and to listen to other stuff, you'll come back refreshed and realize "oh yah this is pretty damn good!"   pardon my long comment!

Welcome back! It's good to see all the familiar "avatars", especially yours! Digging the groove of this one and that devilish bass filtering about. I think the TG33 is the desktop version of the SY22, which has my single favorite patch everrrrrr! Ok maybe electronic_string_patch ever. https://youtu.be/rHGMpJITIiY?t=1m34s This probably isn't the best link to hear it, but it's basically Moby's favorite patch for Little Idiot and all of his big melodic numbers. I bought one used years ago just for that sound (thanks to Moby). I might have to rescue mine from the dark closet depths ;) (if i can find the power supply). On that note, I look forward to hearing how you use the TG33 in future tracks! PS I too suffer from the feeling of repetitive loop fatigue. Usually I find the best way to overcome that is just take a break and realize that in time when you've had time to NOT listen and to listen to other stuff, you'll come back refreshed and realize "oh yah this is pretty damn good!" ;) pardon my long comment!

Tuuuunee!!! Welcome back,my friend! Looking forward to what is no doubt going to be a great year of WB!!

Tuuuunee!!! Welcome back,my friend! Looking forward to what is no doubt going to be a great year of WB!!

Thanks to you, Jason. I missed your "made on the go" stuff and as aI hear, it's seems you never cease to amaze. Hoping to grab some of your mastery on the iPad. Grald to hear from you again

Whoah, my mistake! Thank you, my man!

I missed your great epic stuff, Tone Matrix, so I had to be back, for sure !!! Really glad you returned for another year.

Yeah, the TG33 is really really close to the SY22, which I never owned. It's quite easy to program and quite limited in a way. I bought it looking for that specific "early 90s strings" sound which, yes indeed, you could hear on most of Moby's discography and specially I was looking for those "breath/panflute" waveforms because they are so characteristic.

I think it would be relatively easy to "rip" and duplicate in software. I've got a serious space proble so even a small unit like the TG33 takes most of my desktop, so in the end, if I could faithfully build a patch in Pd/Reaktor which passed an A/B comparison, maybe I would not keep it. I don't mean by that "let's multisample some patches in a couple of days and toss it into eBay". I'm planning to spend a whole year tweaking it and finding if the whole architechture of the synth could be cloned).

My same attitude goes to those iconic early nineties Roland JV romplers... are they easily ported to software?. Should I buy a cheap one and try?.

For starters, I was writing some python scripts to iterate through the whole wave back and rip every wavetable. I live between two cities right now and the TG33 would have to wait till the end of this month (stayed in my "Studio B"). That gives me time to prepare the software and ease my task, and if the results are good, I'll make the samples available so you could work your magic on them.

As you can see, I love long comments . Thanks for being there again!!!

[imghttps://media.giphy.com/media/DzBD8oFdSuKpG/giphy.gif][/img]

Thank you Martiln!!! It's great to see you and all those familiar faces again !!!

I'm looking forward to hear where do you take your new developments and styles with your artful skills.

[quote=Jason Nijjer]Thank you for coming back, it just wouldn’t be the same without your hip hop beats, excited to hear what’s coming next[/quote] Thanks to you, Jason. I missed your "made on the go" stuff and as aI hear, it's seems you never cease to amaze. Hoping to grab some of your mastery on the iPad. Grald to hear from you again [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/ehfWmij1MrqjS/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=orangedrink].........did you actually mean thrity instead of thirty?[/quote] Whoah, my mistake! Thank you, my man! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/tMPSeKEplOfK0/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Tone Matrix]Welcome back! It's good to see all the familiar "avatars", especially yours! Digging the groove of this one and that devilish bass filtering about. I think the TG33 is the desktop version of the SY22, which has my single favorite patch everrrrrr! Ok maybe electronic_string_patch ever. https://youtu.be/rHGMpJITIiY?t=1m34s This probably isn't the best link to hear it, but it's basically Moby's favorite patch for Little Idiot and all of his big melodic numbers. I bought one used years ago just for that sound (thanks to Moby). I might have to rescue mine from the dark closet depths ;) (if i can find the power supply). On that note, I look forward to hearing how you use the TG33 in future tracks! PS I too suffer from the feeling of repetitive loop fatigue. Usually I find the best way to overcome that is just take a break and realize that in time when you've had time to NOT listen and to listen to other stuff, you'll come back refreshed and realize "oh yah this is pretty damn good!" ;) pardon my long comment! [/quote] I missed your great epic stuff, Tone Matrix, so I had to be back, for sure !!! Really glad you returned for another year. Yeah, the TG33 is really really close to the SY22, which I never owned. It's quite easy to program and quite limited in a way. I bought it looking for that specific "early 90s strings" sound which, yes indeed, you could hear on most of Moby's discography and specially I was looking for those "breath/panflute" waveforms because they are so characteristic. I think it would be relatively easy to "rip" and duplicate in software. I've got a serious space proble so even a small unit like the TG33 takes most of my desktop, so in the end, if I could faithfully build a patch in Pd/Reaktor which passed an A/B comparison, maybe I would not keep it. I don't mean by that "let's multisample some patches in a couple of days and toss it into eBay". I'm planning to spend a whole year tweaking it and finding if the whole architechture of the synth could be cloned). My same attitude goes to those iconic early nineties Roland JV romplers... are they easily ported to software?. Should I buy a cheap one and try?. For starters, I was writing some python scripts to iterate through the whole wave back and rip every wavetable. I live between two cities right now and the TG33 would have to wait till the end of this month (stayed in my "Studio B"). That gives me time to prepare the software and ease my task, and if the results are good, I'll make the samples available so you could work your magic on them. As you can see, I love long comments :). Thanks for being there again!!! [imghttps://media.giphy.com/media/DzBD8oFdSuKpG/giphy.gif][/img] [quote=Martiln]Tuuuunee!!! Welcome back,my friend! Looking forward to what is no doubt going to be a great year of WB!![/quote] Thank you Martiln!!! It's great to see you and all those familiar faces again !!! I'm looking forward to hear where do you take your new developments and styles with your artful skills. [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3oz8xIsloV7zOmt81G/giphy.gif[/img]

Oh typpo mistake ...

[quote=Tone Matrix]Welcome back! [/quote] Oh typpo mistake ... [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/DzBD8oFdSuKpG/giphy.gif[/img]

Really like the FM sparkly bits... New to your music, I'm into it.

Really like the FM sparkly bits... New to your music, I'm into it.

Well, thanks for listening and giving feedback

I made the patches with a combination of two sets of 2 operator FM oscilators from the Yamaha TG33 and then creating some multisamples in Qtractor to be load into Ableton Sampler. Wish I could produce increasingly complex patches from the synth itself. Let's hope I get better at it with practice.

Again, really appreciated you had a listen. Best wishes for this WB2018!!!

[quote=Sepha]Really like the FM sparkly bits... New to your music, I'm into it. [/quote] Well, thanks for listening and giving feedback :) I made the patches with a combination of two sets of 2 operator FM oscilators from the Yamaha TG33 and then creating some multisamples in Qtractor to be load into Ableton Sampler. Wish I could produce increasingly complex patches from the synth itself. Let's hope I get better at it with practice. Again, really appreciated you had a listen. Best wishes for this WB2018!!! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/Asjm3XKcTvd7y/giphy.gif[/img]

Head nodding drums and bass, plus those rapid malletty sounding. I dig this a bunch. Very groovy.

Head nodding drums and bass, plus those rapid malletty sounding. I dig this a bunch. Very groovy.

Thanks very much! I'm learning to like that bassline again, after 1000 listens... Glad you enjoyed it and thank you again for listening!

Now in honour of my funk idols...

[quote=hypnogram]Head nodding drums and bass, plus those rapid malletty sounding. I dig this a bunch. Very groovy.[/quote] Thanks very much! I'm learning to like that bassline again, after 1000 listens... Glad you enjoyed it and thank you again for listening! Now in honour of my funk idols... [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/xT8qBhepMO6NQlYToA/giphy.gif[/img]

Slinky stinky stanky sick! Percussion is spot-on. Just the right amount of looseness.

Slinky stinky stanky sick! Percussion is spot-on. Just the right amount of looseness.

Cool! Really enjoyed the track.

Cool! Really enjoyed the track.

Hey, Roboctopus! Another familiar face around this year! I'm glad to see you again and as always, thanks for having a listen. It's nice to hear you enjoyed that beat ...

BTW "Slinky Stinky Stanky" sounds like a good song title

[quote=roboctopus]Slinky stinky stanky sick! Percussion is spot-on. Just the right amount of looseness.[/quote] Hey, Roboctopus! Another familiar face around this year! I'm glad to see you again and as always, thanks for having a listen. It's nice to hear you enjoyed that beat ... BTW "Slinky Stinky Stanky" sounds like a good song title :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3otPoOxyDTXjzpMbIY/giphy.gif[/img]

Vielen Danke!!! I see you are the other side of Christian's band (he told me about his mate getting into Eurorack, and by the skills in your song, it seems you made it worth).

Please tell him he's missed around here. Hope to hear great things from you, both together and doing your own thing.

[quote=Kleie]Cool! Really enjoyed the track. [/quote] Vielen Danke!!! I see you are the other side of Christian's band (he told me about his mate getting into Eurorack, and by the skills in your song, it seems you made it worth). Please tell him he's missed around here. Hope to hear great things from you, both together and doing your own thing. [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3o7buiyYnf8OhsVp9m/giphy.gif[/img]

I dunno there's something about that SY22 Full String patch that I've never heard "ripped" in the software realm.
That's the one thing I need to work on is my patch_makin_skilz.  That's why I bought my first analog synth recently to sort of force myself to expand my knowledge on real synthesis and not just "ooh i like this preset!"  But yea if you ever figure out how to emulate the Full String patch i'd definitely love to know how you did.  I know it's a pretty simple sounding string but there's something about the lower end of that patch when you hold it down for those long ambient_moby_like chords it just sounds so.... FULL

[quote=laguna][quote=Tone Matrix]Welcome back! [/quote] Oh typpo mistake ... [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/DzBD8oFdSuKpG/giphy.gif[/img] [/quote] I dunno there's something about that SY22 Full String patch that I've never heard "ripped" in the software realm. That's the one thing I need to work on is my patch_makin_skilz. That's why I bought my first analog synth recently to sort of force myself to expand my knowledge on real synthesis and not just "ooh i like this preset!" But yea if you ever figure out how to emulate the Full String patch i'd definitely love to know how you did. I know it's a pretty simple sounding string but there's something about the lower end of that patch when you hold it down for those long ambient_moby_like chords it just sounds so.... FULL :)

Oh, count on it! I got the unit with most of the original presets removed, and I usually erase all built in present of every unit a few days after it enters my studio. I'll dig aourng the internet to get the original patches and improve my "SYSEX dump" skills.

You'll be the first one to know

[quote=Tone Matrix][quote=laguna][quote=Tone Matrix]Welcome back! [/quote] Oh typpo mistake ... [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/DzBD8oFdSuKpG/giphy.gif[/img] [/quote] I dunno there's something about that SY22 Full String patch that I've never heard "ripped" in the software realm. That's the one thing I need to work on is my patch_makin_skilz. That's why I bought my first analog synth recently to sort of force myself to expand my knowledge on real synthesis and not just "ooh i like this preset!" But yea if you ever figure out how to emulate the Full String patch i'd definitely love to know how you did. I know it's a pretty simple sounding string but there's something about the lower end of that patch when you hold it down for those long ambient_moby_like chords it just sounds so.... FULL :)[/quote] Oh, count on it! I got the unit with most of the original presets removed, and I usually erase all built in present of every unit a few days after it enters my studio. I'll dig aourng the internet to get the original patches and improve my "SYSEX dump" skills. You'll be the first one to know :)

Welcome back! great start - got me on a good head space here, boom!

Welcome back! great start - got me on a good head space here, boom!

Yo MiracleMiles!!! It's great to see almost all the WB classics decided to go back for another year!!!

Thank you for listening and diggin' the beat. Hope I keep up with all your good tunes +

[quote=miraclemiles]Welcome back! great start - got me on a good head space here, boom![/quote] Yo MiracleMiles!!! It's great to see almost all the WB classics decided to go back for another year!!! Thank you for listening and diggin' the beat. Hope I keep up with all your good tunes :)+ [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l0IyeKREQJCoc7ddu/giphy.gif[/img]

Good to hear your grooves again this year!

I love this ease, very successful

Good to hear your grooves again this year! I love this ease, very successful

The pleasure is mine, so I could "grab" some inspiration from your industrial beats

Thanks for listening and being back for another one!!!

[quote=m2K7]Good to hear your grooves again this year! I love this ease, very successful[/quote] The pleasure is mine, so I could "grab" some inspiration from your industrial beats ;) Thanks for listening and being back for another one!!! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/JJR2n3I7vVisE/giphy.gif[/img]

Good to see you back, Laguna! I missed your tunes and funky beats, always a great source of inspiration.

Good to see you back, Laguna! I missed your tunes and funky beats, always a great source of inspiration. :)

Same goes to you, mate. I always liked your Renoise skills. Missing those clever uses of the Casio MT series hihats (trademark sound).

Also diggin' your late beat. Wish I could see your Renoise workflow and learn from a tracker master.

Thanks for dropping by and listening

[quote=gify]Good to see you back, Laguna! I missed your tunes and funky beats, always a great source of inspiration. :)[/quote] Same goes to you, mate. I always liked your Renoise skills. Missing those clever uses of the Casio MT series hihats ;) (trademark sound). Also diggin' your late beat. Wish I could see your Renoise workflow and learn from a tracker master. Thanks for dropping by and listening :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3ohs7JG6cq7EWesFcQ/giphy.gif[/img]

Hello, Laguna, and good luck in 2018, which is kinda present in your song title, along with 33, reminding me of a 7 inch played in a reduced speed, and here we are: in the year of downtempo, starting with a perfect and mucho absorbing track. Fred und Luna say: muchas gracias.

Hello, Laguna, and good luck in 2018, which is kinda present in your song title, along with 33, reminding me of a 7 inch played in a reduced speed, and here we are: in the year of downtempo, starting with a perfect and mucho absorbing track. Fred und Luna say: muchas gracias.

Thanks a lot for those welcoming words, indeed. Vielen Danke schön !!! And glad you've got the TG(33) and 20(18) reference (I thought maybe someone would think I was talking about ages or something).

Sorry for the late reply. So many familiar faces and so much good music to be (carefully) checked

Hurrah for that "downtempo year" concept Feelings in slow motion

[quote=Fred und Luna]Hello, Laguna, and good luck in 2018, which is kinda present in your song title, along with 33, reminding me of a 7 inch played in a reduced speed, and here we are: in the year of downtempo, starting with a perfect and mucho absorbing track. Fred und Luna say: muchas gracias.[/quote] Thanks a lot for those welcoming words, indeed. Vielen Danke schön !!! And glad you've got the TG(33) and 20(18) reference (I thought maybe someone would think I was talking about ages or something). Sorry for the late reply. So many familiar faces and so much good music to be (carefully) checked :) Hurrah for that "downtempo year" concept :) Feelings in slow motion [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/UD9e211rEoin6/giphy.gif[/img]