One Synth Challenge #179: Any One Synth (ZioMau wins!) (Updated Prize)

[BrainBeatMusic]

I am now done too. scoring 60 tracks has been an effort this month. I kind of wished we had more time for the months with this many to not have to rush. Overall the quality I think has been good but was still a bit surprised at some synth choices given we could use anything.

[hennessey]

voted

[kylebenjamin]

Voted. As usual, I was quite impressed with many of the creations this month. This community is chock-full of immensely talented musicians. I am also grateful for both the positive and constructive feedback each month. Onward and upward!

[abot81]

Voted. Wish I had time to comment on more but been a bit of a crazy month so far.

[SynthDX7]

Voted!

[Juergen]

Voted.
Unfortunately, due to extreme lack of time, I haven't been able to write any comments yet, but I'll do so in the next few days.

Greetings
Jurgen

[doctorbob]

I have voted. Been sparse with comments, will try to add more over the next week or so ... Sc allowing of course.

dB

[maxym.srpl]

Hello
Finished voting this night. this edition was huge. 60 songs - never saw such many contributions. It turned into 3 hours of listening and voting. I did it in several steps. Also, I found songs very diversified concerning genres, quality, ideas etc. It makes comparison and voting even harder. What should be ranked better: original idea, brave experiment, hooking motive but sub-pair production-wise, or perfectly produced boring song? It's even harder, while preferring particular genres some valuable productions will not match my taste, regardless of their objective qualities. This is what makes voting in OSC hard. But on the other hand, I believe that the results are somehow averaged because of different personal preferences within the group of voters.

Anyway, I always try to give more points to something which have a soul. Something that grabs my attention. Regardless of the genre.

PS. Again want to mention that dragging and dropping found in the voting system is suboptimal. The more songs the more cumbersome it is.

[folderol]

PS. Again want to mention that dragging and dropping found in the voting system is suboptimal. The more songs the more cumbersome it is.

Would just like to add that drag&drop is a nightmare for anyone with motor control difficulties

[liqih]

as possible I voted

[PeterBPL]

Would just like to add that drag&drop is a nightmare for anyone with motor control difficulties

ClickLock is made for people with that difficulties.

[folderol]

Would just like to add that drag&drop is a nightmare for anyone with motor control difficulties

ClickLock is made for people with that difficulties.

Only available for Windows as far as I know, and only partly solves the issue. For someone I know, the 'touchpad' would have to be about 18 inches wide!

[PeterBPL]

Only available for Windows as far as I know, and only partly solves the issue. For someone I know, the 'touchpad' would have to be about 18 inches wide!

Oh, I didn't think we were talking about laptops.
Then sure - drag&drop may be problematic.

[ELEX]

Almost forgot:
I have voted.

[maxym.srpl]

Oh, I didn't think we were talking about laptops.

Not forget about mobile phones.
Voting using the phone is next to impossible.