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Analog Persuasion
By rdomain on June 28, 2020 9:33 amCreated using 2 Moog Mother 32s, Moog DFAM and the Elektron Octatrack.
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Ah nothing like the smooth organic sound of moogs. The layers beyind 1:37 are awesome too. The big static noise in the background, the slight static like percussions. Nice industrial track!
Sweet synth sounds! Loving that bass.
Gotta love moogs. NWSPR had a moog-centric track this week, too. You should check it out. Lots of big intense sounds here.
Awesome array of sounds. One of them sounds like a sonar bloop at one point. That or my ears are perceiving it. The gritty percussion really solidifies the track with those moog synth parts. Always a fan of your industrial tracks. Well done!
Love when the bigger sounds come in at about 00:45. Everything after 3:10, too. Really cool stuff.
Ah nothing like the smooth organic sound of moogs. The layers beyind 1:37 are awesome too. The big static noise in the background, the slight static like percussions. Nice industrial track!
Sweet synth sounds! Loving that bass.
Gotta love moogs. NWSPR had a moog-centric track this week, too. You should check it out. Lots of big intense sounds here.
Awesome array of sounds. One of them sounds like a sonar bloop at one point. That or my ears are perceiving it. The gritty percussion really solidifies the track with those moog synth parts. Always a fan of your industrial tracks. Well done!
Thanks heaps everyone! Just playing catch up now as far as listening etc goes. 
Love when the bigger sounds come in at about 00:45. Everything after 3:10, too. Really cool stuff.