One Synth Challenge #74: DEXED (Jasinski Wins!)

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Well didn't find another solution, so I automate the knobs. I also found out that the pitch and amplitude modulation knobs have the same issue.

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Here's my submission.

https://soundcloud.com/hennessey/bh9090 ... -dexed-osc

34 instances. Live 9 with included effects: EQ8, Saturator, Simple Delay, Reverb, Auto Filter, Auto Pan. Camel Crusher, TAL Reverb II, and LoudMAX.

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My first One Synth Challenge entry. Quite challenging indeed. Fun!

I believe I've added it to the Soundcloud group, and I hope I've grokked all the rules.

Eight instances of Dexed / Ableton Live 9 / Minimal built-in Fx.

Because I miss my TX81Z.

https://soundcloud.com/bluerobotmusic/b ... d-by-dexed

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bluerobot wrote:My first One Synth Challenge entry. Quite challenging indeed. Fun!

I believe I've added it to the Soundcloud group, and I hope I've grokked all the rules.

Eight instances of Dexed / Ableton Live 9 / Minimal built-in Fx.

Because I miss my TX81Z.

https://soundcloud.com/bluerobotmusic/b ... d-by-dexed
very good! There is something I find very attractive about its relative simplicity and it pushes me right along. Hadt to listen to all your Soundcloud music as a result and enjoyed it all. Thanks.
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bluerobot wrote:My first One Synth Challenge entry. Quite challenging indeed. Fun!

I believe I've added it to the Soundcloud group, and I hope I've grokked all the rules.

Eight instances of Dexed / Ableton Live 9 / Minimal built-in Fx.

Because I miss my TX81Z.
I quite like this track and, like bftucker, had a listen to your other tracks. I quite like this Metal Skin playlist. Really like the straight-forward approach & your sound design is quite nice.
“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.” - Albert Einstein

https://soundcloud.com/groksynth

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This competition is a great idea.

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Thanks, @bftucker and @GrokSynth!

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Last edited by marks-a-whybikky on Sun May 17, 2015 7:08 am, edited 1 time in total.

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Finally, here's my entry:
https://soundcloud.com/fabio-calzolari/ ... -no-return
Made with:
FL Studio 11
21 instances of DEXED VST plugin
Effects VST:
Mo' Verb
SonEQ
RetroDelay
keFir
Limiter No6
FerricTDS

It has been a pain. I started with another track, i made all the patches, then got stuck in "creativity", as i can't develop the main idea anymore.
About two weeks ago, while playing with DEXED and the thousands of sounds available for the DX7 i stumbled in a dark piano-pad and the chord progression of the slow verse popped out of nowhere. Then the whole track grown by itself. I had a good amount of hard times trying to mix and master this all, and even with the invaluable tips and suggestion of a PRO like z.prime (Thanks mate, thanks a lot :hug: ) it still does'nt sound as i would..... but I can't get any better than how it is right now, so i hope you enjoy it :)
Ensoniq SQ1, Korg Wavestation A/D

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My entry for the OSC #74 compo.

https://soundcloud.com/heartbeathero/interstellar

DAW: Renoise
16 instances of Dexed
Renoise DAW Effects: EQ, Filter, Delay, Distortion
Length: 4.58

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OK - made a few changes to mine.. Thanks to everyone who has commented so far.

Info:

Track for KVR One Synth Challenge 74 using synth plugin Dexed 15 times in Renoise (running on Linux). Uses only renoise internal effects: Compressor x7, Maximizer x1, Delay x1, mpReverb x1, 5 band EQ x 1, and external: mdaLimiter.

https://soundcloud.com/jmstone/stone1-dexedrine-1

Thanks for listening and good luck everyone!

Edit: a couple of slight tweaks to address excess low end.
Last edited by stone1 on Wed Apr 29, 2015 10:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Here's my entry for the KVR OSC74 -
https://soundcloud.com/richard-semper/r ... it-bay-osc

Track Name - 3am on a moonlit bay OSC
I have used every note for this composition - all the blacks and all the whites, and even slid between a few of them :)

No of instances of Dexed - 8
(3xJazz Guitar, 1x Alto Sax, 1x Strings, 3x white noise waves)

DAW - Cubase 7.5

FX Used:-

Third Party Fx-
2x Tal Dub III
7x Tal-Reverb 3

DAW Fx Used -
5x PingPong Delay
3x Roomworks SE
5x StudioEQ
1x Autopan

DR=10

For anyone interested the cubase project file is here:-
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sbe1pd7f4ym2m ... s.zip?dl=0

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Hi all!.

Here is my entry :
https://soundcloud.com/jruegg/jruegg-anomaly

So much time since my last submission...
I love this contest.
Thank you BJporter for keeping it running :hug: !

All sounds designed by myself from init.

41 Instances of Dexed.

DAW : Renoise

Internal FXs (Renoise):

1 x Gainer
7 x Eq 5
5 x Reverb

External FXs:

5 x Ambience
4 x GVST multiband Compressor
2 x TDR Kotelnikov
1 x TDR Feedback Compressor II
1 x TDR VOS Slick EQ
3 x Melda Free Limiter
1 x Tal DUB 3

Project file here, if you want to take a look.

Thanks for listening!. :hyper:
Last edited by J.Ruegg on Tue Apr 28, 2015 11:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Hi all, Sorry for the repost, but my track didn't get picked up by the moderator on Soundcloud, and I'm thinking it might be because I didn't give enough detail around Fx used (having now re-read the rules). I also changed the license to Creative Commons.

https://soundcloud.com/bluerobotmusic/b ... d-by-dexed

So, here it is again:

Eight instances of Dexed, All Fx were built-in Live 9 Suite: 3-ch EQ (x5), Compressor (x9, all tracks including a drum bus), Filter Delay (x3), Amp Simulator (Softube) (x2), Ping Pong delay (x1), Reverb (x1 Fx Send/Return A), Delay (x1 Fx Send/Return B), Glue Compressor (x1 Master), Limiter (x1 Master).

I've re-submitted on Soundcloud. Please let me know if I need to do anything else.

Regards,

Blue Robot

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bluerobot wrote:... my track didn't get picked up by the moderator on Soundcloud, and I'm thinking it might be because I didn't give enough detail around Fx used ...
No worries, moderator is sometimes just busy. And yes, do list the specific types of FX used. Cheers and welcome to the OSC. :)

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