Sounds just great! Do we hear the DFAM in there too, that's my favorite. Funny idea for the sample

Sounds just great! Do we hear the DFAM in there too, that's my favorite. Funny idea for the sample

That kick drum does cut! even when super busy it is right there... Very juicy patches.

That kick drum does cut! even when super busy it is right there... Very juicy patches.

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This would make for a great dance party, but I also think it would be a nice accompaniment for driving or jogging.  The repetition is good for getting in the zone, but there's also a sense of constant motion and I can imagine the landscape just speeding by.

This would make for a great dance party, but I also think it would be a nice accompaniment for driving or jogging. The repetition is good for getting in the zone, but there's also a sense of constant motion and I can imagine the landscape just speeding by.

whose dog is it?

whose dog is it?

Suhweet setup!  The main synth line is super catchy and makes for some good tweaking to just get your groove on.  Those extra thick/squelchy lines are extra appreciated too!  The repetition of (which is a good thing) kind of reminds me of Depeche Mode's Never Let Me Down Again Aggro mix a bit in the snare/synth tonal goodness

Suhweet setup! The main synth line is super catchy and makes for some good tweaking to just get your groove on. Those extra thick/squelchy lines are extra appreciated too! The repetition of (which is a good thing) kind of reminds me of Depeche Mode's Never Let Me Down Again Aggro mix a bit in the snare/synth tonal goodness :)

(i bet it really was his dog, he just didn't want to admit it lest he pay the medical bills for the bite)
I love the aggressive tone on the synths here, still with good warmth too, and the build up of energy is so subtle but holds such huge drive throughout. Definitely a dancefloor-stomper!

(i bet it really was his dog, he just didn't want to admit it lest he pay the medical bills for the bite) I love the aggressive tone on the synths here, still with good warmth too, and the build up of energy is so subtle but holds such huge drive throughout. Definitely a dancefloor-stomper! <3

You're getting really cool sounds from that setup. I especially enjoy the gritty bass sound, it has a lot of character and bite. The acid lines are a really nice touch, and great choice of samples as well!

You're getting really cool sounds from that setup. I especially enjoy the gritty bass sound, it has a lot of character and bite. The acid lines are a really nice touch, and great choice of samples as well!

Ha - Yeah there is a DFAM back there fattening the kick!  I am not using the other Mothers (too impatient) but the Grandmother is driving the main bass and has the sync filter effect.

Thanks! Kept the kick real dry with a crispy high end tap from the Soundcraft board eq.

Ha ha! The best scene.

We may never know.

I love my set up but not the 20 lbs of cables all knotted up under my feet.  My composing involves a lot of profanity and tripping over stuff

Thanks! The Moogs have growl and do bite in a good way.

It's a fun set up. Especially for live jams with a few friends and a bottle of scotch.

[quote=fetalface]Sounds just great! Do we hear the DFAM in there too, that's my favorite. Funny idea for the sample[/quote] Ha - Yeah there is a DFAM back there fattening the kick! I am not using the other Mothers (too impatient) but the Grandmother is driving the main bass and has the sync filter effect. [quote=djippy]That kick drum does cut! even when super busy it is right there... Very juicy patches. [/quote] Thanks! Kept the kick real dry with a crispy high end tap from the Soundcraft board eq. [quote=Ipaghost][img]https://media4.giphy.com/media/7b5kQdScTTW72QmnAZ/giphy.gif?cid=790b761115f3484d8e9fa2a6390e39d46e5a61032faaba7a&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g[/img][/quote] Ha ha! The best scene. [quote=license]whose dog is it?[/quote] We may never know. [quote=Tone Matrix]Suhweet setup! The main synth line is super catchy and makes for some good tweaking to just get your groove on. Those extra thick/squelchy lines are extra appreciated too! The repetition of (which is a good thing) kind of reminds me of Depeche Mode's Never Let Me Down Again Aggro mix a bit in the snare/synth tonal goodness :)[/quote] I love my set up but not the 20 lbs of cables all knotted up under my feet. My composing involves a lot of profanity and tripping over stuff :) [quote=RajaTheResidentAlien](i bet it really was his dog, he just didn't want to admit it lest he pay the medical bills for the bite) I love the aggressive tone on the synths here, still with good warmth too, and the build up of energy is so subtle but holds such huge drive throughout. Definitely a dancefloor-stomper! <3[/quote] Thanks! The Moogs have growl and do bite in a good way. [quote=Kedbreak136]You're getting really cool sounds from that setup. I especially enjoy the gritty bass sound, it has a lot of character and bite. The acid lines are a really nice touch, and great choice of samples as well![/quote] It's a fun set up. Especially for live jams with a few friends and a bottle of scotch.

Well it's someones dog. Or is it wild. Yes it is, and it's going on a trip through the city, creating havoc and this song is its motivation and soundtrack.
This is awesome, great sounds, love that bass and lead synths.

Well it's someones dog. Or is it wild. Yes it is, and it's going on a trip through the city, creating havoc and this song is its motivation and soundtrack. This is awesome, great sounds, love that bass and lead synths.