Hi,
usually I only do demos for Wusik related stuff or medieval/ethnic sound libraries, but here is my first one using some instances of Sylenth.
I simply love this beast as it leads me back to my roots in the early 80s and the sound of Sylenth is fantastic.
This track is introducing an amazing new thing that will be announced shortly.
A bagpipe VSTi from Soundbytes!!!
These two go together so fine, that there will be more of this stuff on my next album.
Hope you like it:
http://Felyon.de/Docs/Felyon_Heidenspass.mp3
Phil
First Demo using Sylenth
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- KVRist
- 179 posts since 8 Dec, 2004 from A small village in the north of Germany
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- KVRian
- 600 posts since 27 Dec, 2006
Hi Phil,
Nice to see you here. You don't know me, but I know you from your website and your music. I'm a big fan of medieval music such as Corvus Corax, Faun, Qntal and so forth and I love your music of course. Especially I like your athmospheric mixture of medieval and electronic sounds, both combined in great tunes.
A few weeks ago I asked Lennard if it's possible to create realistic natural instruments with Sylenth because my idea was to interpret a nice Saltarello using Sylenth. But I've to admit that to recreate natural instruments using a VA synth was not a very good idea. In your track you used Sylenth for what it was build for and you did it well.
However, unfortunately my knowledge on medieval music and my time is too limited at the moment.
Nice to see you here. You don't know me, but I know you from your website and your music. I'm a big fan of medieval music such as Corvus Corax, Faun, Qntal and so forth and I love your music of course. Especially I like your athmospheric mixture of medieval and electronic sounds, both combined in great tunes.
A few weeks ago I asked Lennard if it's possible to create realistic natural instruments with Sylenth because my idea was to interpret a nice Saltarello using Sylenth. But I've to admit that to recreate natural instruments using a VA synth was not a very good idea. In your track you used Sylenth for what it was build for and you did it well.
However, unfortunately my knowledge on medieval music and my time is too limited at the moment.
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- KVRian
- 1330 posts since 25 Sep, 2006
Nice track Phil, with an original sound. Thanks for sharing!
