Found this video. Made me cringe but also appreciate just how lucky we are with our digital studios and synths these days. We can get an analog sound without this.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmAOLsMFRJo It's also great to see that the instruments really are being played live, rather than som...

Very cool track - nicely done!
This would be a great soundtrack.
The sound design is an interesting blend of retro+contemporary which I always like.
That video is crazy - really well done, and it is perfect for the music. How did you do it?

groggy1 wrote:Ha!!!! Yeah, I was telling my wife yesterday how this was actually preventing me from sleeping well. And then tried to explain what VST was.

I expect that conversation helped her sleep well haha

I've been asking for this feature for years. Even my old Yamaha CX-5 had this feature in the sequencer (although to be fair, it didn't have real-time recording, only did step edit haha). It should work for chords or single notes.

I'm really enjoying Sonic Projects OP-X! A skin for that would be great!

I managed to buy before they pulled it from the shop. I don't do much CV stuff, but the user interface bugs and quirks need to be fixed, as well as the performance hit on certain patches. And I really hope they implement pull down menus for the oscillator waveform, filter types etc. That said, this ...

I hope they also add dropdown menus to select waveforms and other things, like we now have in Expanse, Zero etc. The UI is pretty basic on this thing, and it's quite inconsistent - e.g. the way to change waveform is very different to the way to change reverb type. But the presets do sound very, very...

Insta-buy

PG8X (Roland JX8P): https://sites.google.com/site/mlvst0/ Great for Synthwave (and other genres). https://sites.google.com/site/mlvst0/_/rsrc/1468852258512/pg8x-2/pg8x-2.png That's pretty bad ass - thanks for sharing that! This is supposed to be a Roland JX8'Ps PG-800, right? Would be awesome if it...

I also like Vecto. Great presets that fit well into a mix. I have never programmed evolving sounds using the X-Y, but the standard samples are great quality and very usable.

60s, 70s, 80s, A lot of great music, and then came the 90s ........ This brings me back to my childhood, very good cover. :) Thanks! The 90s was a funny decade eh. Decade of the rompler I think, a lot of the M1 Piano etc! I'm tempted to attempt a bit of Euro Dance at some stage ... get ready for th...

Your mixers are so clean... Really can hear everything going on in your face.. Nice cover.... (This was one of them shows I did watch but they had no real meaning so I can't remember the episodes, I did watch a series of Night Rider last month, DOH!!! LOL ) Thanks! Yeah Knight Rider was more memora...

Hi everyone Here's my cover version of this cool Tangerine Dream track (.. for a cool TV program from the 80s :) ) https://soundcloud.com/raymondhayter/la-streethawk-theme-from-tangerine-dream-le-parc-cover-by-raymond-hayter I didn't start the track with the sync guitar synth of the TV-version, or t...

sdst wrote:

hahaha funny!

Awesome - thanks very much Mattias! Looking forward to trying this out!

Gees there's a fair amount of emotion on this thread. I remember back in the old PUF forum quite a bit of concern over MIDI-Out and even Rack Extensions being compromising the purity of the closed box platform, and look where we are now. I think we need to have a bit of confidence that whatever Prop...

Yup, sure ... :lol: , that would vaporize the RE market in seconds ... so, forget it I'm not so sure about this. Imagine the user base would double because of VST Support. Even if the existing users wouldn't spend so much money anymore for RE's, the increase of new users who would sometimes buy a R...

Congratulations to the winners! A lot of great entries!

Here's a few photos of my setup, with some descriptions

https://thekiwibloke.wixsite.com/raymon ... music/gear

A few thoughts; Ergonomics - Have a think about where you want to place your Qwerty keyboard vs piano keyboard vs control surface. That's the most important decision and then everything has to work around it. Whatever you do, you need to be square on to your working environment and then easy to slid...

samsome wrote:Hi the five most common waveforms are
square, sawtooth, pulse, triangle and sine wave.

+ noise.

(generally either white noise or pink noise)

Looks like Serenescreen aquarium to me... ? Around 17 mins the pads especially sound very aquatic, as does the arp around 21mins, and sonar-like and dolphin-like sounds around 29 mins. I reckon some of the individual tracks could be pulled out and extended to much longer ambient works. They have a g...

Good stuff Bryan - sounds *huge*!

I have an EditorsKeys keyboard. I really like the appearance and the labelling, but I don't like the keyboard much. It's too small.

HepCat wrote:Nice clean upbeat sound, reminds me of Stock Aitken and Waterman tracks of the late 80s.

Thanks! I liked their music!

Changed the name to "Don't" Turn Away, after a suggestion from a Facebook friend