The video should say 2022.  Doh!  Why try edit that later.

The video should say 2022. Doh! Why try edit that later.

Fantastic. Some great sounds going absolutely wild in here.

Fantastic. Some great sounds going absolutely wild in here.

such a pretty colourful bunch of cables, btw. I can totally feel the industrial punk noise.

such a pretty colourful bunch of cables, btw. I can totally feel the industrial punk noise.

The video is mesmerizing. As I'm not familiar with the way synths work, I have trouble mapping the actions I see with the track itself but this super cool, like an evil doctor's experiment!

The video is mesmerizing. As I'm not familiar with the way synths work, I have trouble mapping the actions I see with the track itself but this super cool, like an evil doctor's experiment! [img]https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9c2rvC9k8pI/Wjvcyto-kKI/AAAAAAAAHUA/LiQi3kZh2dApwkfPBSbbqdFTonsQwv1xQCLcBGAs/s1600/16285337.gif[/img]

Love the sorta frenetic pace of the drums that the synths keep up with.  This is super gritty goodness.  Also I think I heard R2 at one point   Well done!

Love the sorta frenetic pace of the drums that the synths keep up with. This is super gritty goodness. Also I think I heard R2 at one point :) Well done!

DOUBLE COMMENT:

i don't know what is more intimidating: the sound or the number of cables!   great sound!

DOUBLE COMMENT: i don't know what is more intimidating: the sound or the number of cables! :) great sound!

Thanks matey. Twas a fun one!

Cheers! Yes I found it hard not to make it industrial sounding but that's just me.  Hehe.  Captured the punk essence though.

Haha, cool.  Lots of stuff going on with lots of control and modulation being patched.  The main beat and progression are sequenced by one of the modules while I'm modifying sound parameters and playing the 'lead' stuff at the same time.

Thanks man!  It was a blast to create.  And what's the R2 reference?

Hehe, cheers!  Yes, lots of cables.  Lots of sound.  . Thanks!

[quote=hent03]Fantastic. Some great sounds going absolutely wild in here.[/quote] Thanks matey. Twas a fun one! [quote=Q-Rosh]such a pretty colourful bunch of cables, btw. I can totally feel the industrial punk noise.[/quote] Cheers! Yes I found it hard not to make it industrial sounding but that's just me. Hehe. Captured the punk essence though. :) [quote=Kedbreak136]The video is mesmerizing. As I'm not familiar with the way synths work, I have trouble mapping the actions I see with the track itself but this super cool, like an evil doctor's experiment! [img]https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9c2rvC9k8pI/Wjvcyto-kKI/AAAAAAAAHUA/LiQi3kZh2dApwkfPBSbbqdFTonsQwv1xQCLcBGAs/s1600/16285337.gif[/img] [/quote] Haha, cool. Lots of stuff going on with lots of control and modulation being patched. The main beat and progression are sequenced by one of the modules while I'm modifying sound parameters and playing the 'lead' stuff at the same time. [quote=Tone Matrix]Love the sorta frenetic pace of the drums that the synths keep up with. This is super gritty goodness. Also I think I heard R2 at one point :) Well done![/quote] Thanks man! It was a blast to create. And what's the R2 reference? [quote=orangedrink]DOUBLE COMMENT: i don't know what is more intimidating: the sound or the number of cables! :) great sound![/quote] Hehe, cheers! Yes, lots of cables. Lots of sound. :D. Thanks!

Yeaahhh this goes hard. Great energising track!

Yeaahhh this goes hard. Great energising track!

Haha, thanks man!

[quote=Simon Koehn]Yeaahhh this goes hard. Great energising track![/quote] Haha, thanks man!

I hear this as punk way more than industrial, though. I understand the gnarly electronics = industrial association, but the aesthetic is precisely the levels of IDGaF energy in the way the thing is structured, imo.

I hear this as punk way more than industrial, though. I understand the gnarly electronics = industrial association, but the aesthetic is precisely the levels of IDGaF energy in the way the thing is structured, imo.

Perfect then.  . That's what I was going for!

[quote=ilzxc]I hear this as punk way more than industrial, though. I understand the gnarly electronics = industrial association, but the aesthetic is precisely the levels of IDGaF energy in the way the thing is structured, imo.[/quote] Perfect then. :D. That's what I was going for!