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  1. I never realized how much FM got used in so many circa 2000 Warp & co records... until now.

    Here's a simple Bazille patch with some reverb, running a simple 160bpm rhythmic melody. Reminds of something halfway between Ae and SP's Go Plastic / DYKS era: https://www.dropbox.com/s/iv0j67a8qmdsuiy/%C3%A6uto1.wav?dl=0

     

    Not the sort of music I want to write (nor the most inspiring loop ever, to say the least), but I'm quite satisfied to slowly get a better grasp at FM. I'm now seriously considering saving for a Digitone. I'm a software guy, and it's weird how I'm more appealed to digital hardware than analogue synths... while I guess I could do it all in the box, right?

     

    Using a somehow similar patch as above, I can go into Gabor Lazar'ish territories... but it's still way to unpredictable to be usable (and not as hmmm refined, though definitely as organic sounding). I really want to nail these sort of timbres and tones, to make something quite different in the end though.

     

    Nice one Nil ! can't wait to ear your next release !

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    Even sharks need water from Verdant brewing, nice hazy IPA from cornwall.

    that looks disgusting lol how was it?

     

     

    loool yeah the hazyness is unusual to say the least ! that's a great brewery for hopsy beer and I'm pretty new to this kind of brew but I like it a lot ! 

     

     

    Super hazy IPAs have been all the rage in the states for the past year or so.

     

    There's also a lot of beers showing up in my local scene that verge on straight up fruit juice too -- sour/tart base beers with pounds and pounds of fruit puree added.  

     

     

    https://verdantbrewing.co/blogs/news/even-sharks-need-water

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    Even sharks need water from Verdant brewing, nice hazy IPA from cornwall.

    that looks disgusting lol how was it?

     

     

    loool yeah the hazyness is unusual to say the least ! that's a great brewery for hopsy beer and I'm pretty new to this kind of brew but I like it a lot ! 

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