
Getting those glitch plugins into my tunes when they have become passé. Or is it not too late yet?

Oh yeah, there is an Oberheim OBXa in there, but I'm not saying where.

Transistor Chill
Comments and feedback is very welcome.
FrantzM wrote::love: Love it! This has to go on your album. Hint. Hint.![]()
Thanks. That was an Amber sound sent into a vocoder (Warmverb) with tuned vocoder notes via automation.The vocoded (?) bass is fantastic.
At the one minute mark, it transitions into an elegant section with a nice riff sort of similar to Beethoven's Fifth.
A real synth treat.
DramaNoMore wrote: And all the track is cute, and happy, and makes me giggle
Mariosprt wrote:Absolutely amazing!
... do you have more?
Oh yes, and there's that album we've been drooling over
seismic1 wrote:This was a lovely combination of sweet synths and chilled-out melody and chords.
Moe Shinola wrote:Your music sounds so loud and so clear!
Moe Shinola wrote: Everything about this track sounds like it was made in some other, cooler world.
ZenPunkHippy wrote:Yes, it's a really authentic sounding track ... 30 years ago today
Lovely work as always himalaya!
Peace,
Andy.
himalaya wrote:although using glitch plug-ins and strong formant leads wasn't in vogue 30 years ago!
himalaya wrote:I want to take a cue from your video - having been inspired by it - and make my own for this track. I'm thinking of doing a slow break dance routine for this one.![]()
(ain't gonna happen)
I was wondering about that, actually...I thought that I've been overcooking most of my music tracks lately... Basically I've glued an elephant on my ...er...I've used Cytomic's The Glue and Voxengo's Elephant.The Glue is used all over single tracks and the master buss.
Yes, it is what it is: absolutely great! It's playing here in a loop for half an hour now. One of the best I've heard here at KVR since a long time. Of course it's also a matter of personal taste and it tastes like more! I'm looking forward to your upcomming album.himalaya wrote:An easy down-tempo-break-dance-chromeo-muzak tuna.... is what it is.
What other instruments did you use? Mostly soft synths or did a fair amount of hardware sneak into this wonderful track? Is Synth Squad incorporated?himalaya wrote:Oh yeah, there is an Oberheim OBXa in there, but I'm not saying where.
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