"Orbit 9090" [mp3 removed]
Demo mp3 samples downloaded from vintage synth site ("synth mania"), cut into loops, loops are beatsliced and made into song (the tempo changes thrice - from 107 to 113 to 121 bpm - this was a pain to program) with drums and "extras."
Those mid 90s synth patches are just so happy and peppy!
"Song 9 (Wipeout) - 2009 Remix" [mp3 removed]
Another redo--made it essentially monaural so the bass is in the center rather than the inexplicable hard pan. The original post from 2 years ago is still up because the stereo effects, gone here, seemed worth preserving.
All done with the Electribe Rmkii - except the rather pivotal bass note which is an "audio in" from an analog drum machine gated by the Electribe step keys.
"C64 Stabhop" [mp3 removed]
Am mostly interested here in the gravelly texture of the second synth voice that lags slightly behind the main voice. The lag is increased and decreased slightly throughout the song, or rather, demo. (C64 Stabs is a Sidstation patch.)
[Reuploaded and reposted--holy cow, how could I forget the dramatic minor key contrapuntal ending?]
"Minimal House Max" [mp3 removed]
A very compressed "house" riff with overlaid tunes courtesy a Pro-53 preset called "Hot Bass" and some more dubby percussion bits.
Update, 2013: Replaced with a slightly louder version.
"Rithmatic c4 hiFnoisereduc" [mp3 removed]
No comment on whether this is a parody or a specimen of the noise/drill and bass genre. Broke my analog filter making the grumbly panning bass notes and had to take it to the repair shop.
