Music made with Zebra

[Vectorman]

Awesome track.

Sounds kind of depeche mode/tears for fears, and I mean that in a good way.

Thanks very kindly, Mitch (I grew up on TFT & DM, so I'm sure there's a little of those influences lurking around, LOL).

Nice tracks all around, guys. Tasty bassline on your track, Hakey - that kind of thing really illustrates why I love Zebra for doing synth bass, and why, despite momentary pangs of analog gear lust, I've never shelled out for a Moog or the like...I just don't feel any pressing need for it.

[VicDiesel]

I just put up a track called "The Road Behind" on my Myspace player that was done with 26 instances of Zebra, a couple of vocal tracks, and a few additional effects plugins - that's all.

Based on this description I was expecting something far more electronic sounding, but it turned out to be a pop song. Nice work. The synths are all very tasteful and organic sounding.

Victor.

[VicDiesel]

. Apart from the percussion and some external fx (delay and reverb), it's all Zebra (14 different patches, I think - all Howard's).

Good to know that I'm not the only one relying so much on presets...

Cool track. It grooves very nicely, and it has a cool set of sounds.

Victor.

[bh9090]

Have a look here...

Tactless

I'd say about 85% of the sound sources are Zebra, 9 or 10 instaces. Plus a bunch of MFM2.

Direct link to the track

Thanks for listening.

Very nice. I dig this a lot.
Do I sense an Autechre fan?

[Bobbotov]

I just got the latest version of Zebra and did a little tune with it. Great synth and a lot of fun to play with. There are eighteen instances of Zebra along with a couple of others. Zebra is very easy on my AMD dual core computer. I think Urs did a fantastic job and I highly recommend it is a real pleasure to work with.

Check it out:

Night Drive

[mkastrup]

Sometimes i leave the record button on when i jam with a new preset and on rare occasions its even worth listening to later on. The background is that i made a patch with lots of wavesequencing and decided to give it the full treatment, meaning throw all i can think of into the patch itself.

Took me 2 days to polish the wavesequences so they matched in an interesting way by using velocity to switch between them. When the wavesequences was done i put in 2 types of brass and this is what the patch sound like when your in the mellow mood:

http://www.xsynth.com/demos/MK_Mizsty.mp3

The is the raw recording so you will hear me trying to catch up with the delay type of thing while maintaining the overall feel. Its just a simple tune with lots of atmosphere. Hope you enjoy it.

/Michael

[Urs]

http://www.synthtronic.com/demos/MK_Mizsty.mp3

Dooode...

[distrakted]

this is what the patch sound like when your in the mellow mood:

http://www.synthtronic.com/demos/MK_Mizsty.mp3


/Michael

MK, that is really good.

[Sascha Franck]

http://www.synthtronic.com/demos/MK_Mizsty.mp3

Lovely.
And stunning (but that doesn't surprise me a bit, with it coming from you).

- Sascha

[tboulette]

Lovely, as always. I wish I had your talent, Michael.

[VicDiesel]

http://www.synthtronic.com/demos/MK_Mizsty.mp3

Purrrrrrrrrdy!

Victor.

[vyralx]

this is definitely made with Zebra.

[Sascha Franck]

this is definitely made with Zebra.

What a refreshingly new joke!

- Sascha

[tboulette]

this is definitely made with Zebra.

[billstei]

http://www.synthtronic.com/demos/MK_Mizsty.mp3

Stop making me feel good.

Bill