Yes it was what I thought when I read the name.
Now we need some ...Psybra...
Psylenth
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1374 posts since 30 Mar, 2011
I guess he's cool with it:
"In cooperation with Lennar Digital, Ovnimoon Records and Hector Ovnimoon have put together this amazing compilation dedicated to his and our favorite virtual synthesizer, Sylenth. This 9 track selection of mind blowing psychedelic trance music features artist who have already worked with the label as well as some new comers joining the fun. Each artist has made fantastic use of the Sytenth VST to create top production ideas, futuristic sound sculpting and emotional moments of full on psychedelic mind expansion."
"In cooperation with Lennar Digital, Ovnimoon Records and Hector Ovnimoon have put together this amazing compilation dedicated to his and our favorite virtual synthesizer, Sylenth. This 9 track selection of mind blowing psychedelic trance music features artist who have already worked with the label as well as some new comers joining the fun. Each artist has made fantastic use of the Sytenth VST to create top production ideas, futuristic sound sculpting and emotional moments of full on psychedelic mind expansion."
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
Great VA name, totally well deserved. Actually Sylenth still has incredible impact on psytrance scene, it can make some very trippy sounds one wouldn't even believe that they are coming from a basic subtractive synth.
I guess Pspire and maybe Pserum should come next (it's very handy that the S-synths have "S" in their names so that one could attach "P" to it)
I guess Pspire and maybe Pserum should come next (it's very handy that the S-synths have "S" in their names so that one could attach "P" to it)
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- KVRAF
- 25849 posts since 20 Jan, 2008 from a star near where you are
Nice, it is a bit like that Groovebox Experience CD that came out in 1997 showcasing artists using the Roland MC-303
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Grooveb ... ease/81462
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Grooveb ... ease/81462
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
Any Israeli full-on VA released between 2006 and 20102ZrgE wrote:Someone should showcase the Virus Ti with a Psytrance compilation...oh wait...
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
Dacru used to be good. At least they were my introduction to psytrance and I still love most of their earlier releases.sfxsound3 wrote: Those guys are even worse than Dacru!
While we are at it, care to post any example of what you consider innovative, non-cliched psy?
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- Banned
- 453 posts since 30 Mar, 2016
No such thing. But some things are more cliche than others. Ovni and Dacru being fine examples.recursive one wrote:innovative, non-cliched psy?
OK, let's say, look up Ka-Sol, Hutti Heita, Ajja, Arjuna, Derango, Purosurpo, Gojja, Makadam, Molchun, Kindzadza, Highko, Psykovsky, Jangaramongara, Parvati Records, Vantara Vichitra Records, etc., etc, etc. (There are many similar/related artists and labels, hence the 'etc.')
Mostly forest and hitek is where some innovation and creativity can be found. Also: synth-work!!!
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- KVRAF
- 5664 posts since 7 Feb, 2013
Can't say I've heard everything you listed here but what I've heard is not my thing.sfxsound3 wrote:OK, let's say, look up Ka-Sol, Hutti Heita, Ajja, Arjuna, Derango, Purosurpo, Gojja, Makadam, Molchun, Kindzadza, Highko, Psykovsky, Jangaramongara, Parvati Records, Vantara Vichitra Records, etc., etc, etc. (There are many similar/related artists and labels, hence the 'etc.')
Mostly forest and hitek is where some innovation and creativity can be found.
And I think the bubbling noises which sound the same in 95% forest tracks as well as the same FM leads in 95% hitek tracks hardly pass for innovation and creativity.
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- KVRAF
- 25849 posts since 20 Jan, 2008 from a star near where you are
If it was metal, then it would be called classic or true metalsfxsound3 wrote:Welcome to the cliche!
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- KVRist
- 354 posts since 15 Nov, 2005 from Melbourne Australia
Yeah each to their own but every time someone says the most interesting new psy with most innovation is from hitech and forest (which i hear a lot these days)... I ask for examples... and Its taken me a Very long time to find some music in those genres i can actually find to fit those criteria!
Electrypnose is one of the few producers whos music can go over 150 bpm and keep me still interested. That hasnt changed in some time. Also Fagans Reject recently impressed me quite a lot.
Other than that meh, I still cant believe how many people think psykovsky 'dj'ing or mashing 4 tracks together in a horrible way is next level psychedelic music...
Also for memory I think I enjoyed kindzdazda once, but i put that down to the tea i was drinking. Every other time its just been funny and not in a particularly good way.
As for psylenth well that was inevitiable... especially when you consider how much music ovnimoon releases. (Part of the geomagnetix.tv machine if I remember right)
Pretty unimaginative but hey we are getting a great reputation for that, why spoil things hey!?
Electrypnose is one of the few producers whos music can go over 150 bpm and keep me still interested. That hasnt changed in some time. Also Fagans Reject recently impressed me quite a lot.
Other than that meh, I still cant believe how many people think psykovsky 'dj'ing or mashing 4 tracks together in a horrible way is next level psychedelic music...
Also for memory I think I enjoyed kindzdazda once, but i put that down to the tea i was drinking. Every other time its just been funny and not in a particularly good way.
As for psylenth well that was inevitiable... especially when you consider how much music ovnimoon releases. (Part of the geomagnetix.tv machine if I remember right)
Pretty unimaginative but hey we are getting a great reputation for that, why spoil things hey!?