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lilith wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 7:01 pm How have you done the bass?

The bass here is x0xb0x (a 303 clone), with some simple EQ fiddling on the mixer.

Even though this is the Linux musician's forum, I'd be interested in your hardware as well. I like the S7H filter mod sound and the drums. Very good ear you have there! Hardware used for this tune is as follows: Drums - 808 and 606 clones The “filter mod” synths - 101 and Korg Monologue Bass - 303 ...

Thanks! The lead poly is Zynfusion, sequenced with Ardour, other stuff is hardware receiving Ardour’s midi clock, recorded at once.

Cheers everyone, here’s a summer tune that goes well with watermelon chunks.

https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/XqLmDhjrDujLoSQj6

Enjoy, thanks for listening.

A very refreshing track, I like the production, organic sound.

Makes me want to edit some system config files! I listened to this a few times while driving home from work. It has a nice chill vibe. I really like the slow attack pad synth and the pitch bend sound. Methinks the arpeggio is just a tad too hot in the mix during the intro before the drums come in. ...

Wonderful theknife-y vocal. Great composition.
What’s not to like?

Would buy this

A dash of reverb to the piano would add some lemon zest to the mix.

Thank you

Dear fellow linux musicians, here is my latest track:

https://soundcloud.com/ambicumber/sudo

Thanks for listening!

Basslint wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 9:27 am Coming late as well...I know you are going for an electronic, maybe acid, sound. But I find this very funky!

Everything you said checks out TY

Acid Bach!

milo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 6:35 pm Coming to this thread late, but I couldn't pass by this song without dropping a compliment. Excellent work, and a wonderful sound you have created.

It’s never late, thank you Milo!

<3

I don't know why I'm so drawn to TR-style drum machines and this overdriven filter sound. I enjoyed this one. It's a queer one to me. Out of interest: which instruments did you use (Hard- and/or software)? Thanks for sharing! Thank you, good ear :) Hardware used in this track: RD-6 (TR-606 clone), ...

Very cool atmospheric track, kudos