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Love the part around 35 secs of Bell Workout. Pure funk

Tried few more female Kirk

FM is super cool but to me it always needs some "organic" to be added into, like DAC color, distortion, resampling from speakers, etc. At the moment I like to make patches on Ableton's operator, mostly bass, drums and pads, then sample them and play with filtering, distortion, sample start and so on on the Model Samples. Thinking of buying a hardware fm synth, though. There are many cool options. There was this Synset by Fingersonic in the works which looked promising but if I remember correctly they guy behind the company was hired by Behringer and ended the project. With some patience you can achieve a lot of cool stuff, like this (not me):

Wow, can't wait to hear more! Melting some brains with those behringers ?

Thank you guys. I also added a jungle track

Nice stuff! Reminds me of a weird, parallel universe Luke Vibert, in a good way obviously ?

First time I'm doing this, ever. These are recordings from sketches done on mostly hardware, from ~ 2016 to present. Nothing "finished", just fun. A few more on the SC profile. Thank you!

Haha no I explained myself wrong, that one is from another pizza place, not Domino's. The basil leaves are very classic, they just add a tiny bit of flavor but it's mostly for the looks. This is Domino's pan pizza:

I don't know if it differs from country to country, but here Domino's is pretty good. I would say I actually prefer it over the average pizza you can find. I usually go for something called pan pizza (is it a thing in other countries?) with eggplant, tomato sauce and mozzarella di bufala. There's a lot of better options if you live in a big city but they always deliver fast, it's cheaper and it's always very hot when it arrives. The best pizza I've ever eaten at home is this one, not Domino of course: Top quality, fluffy dough and baked to perfection

Was it 17 elb1?

Detroit People Mover, what a beautiful video. The track itself to me feels very analog orchestral, with al the classical elements like brass, strings, pizzicato, timpani, legato, etc. Really nice composition, very... moving!

Killer! Some parts reminded me of this one: Which is this, also great tune:

Thank you! Yes I already know that vst and also have tried before to make my own sirens on synths but it just doesn't work, even if it is a 1:1 copy it lacks the right eq and general flavour, Thank you anyway ?

By the way, does anyone have the beeps sample used at 0:25 and 0:37 in this last one track?

€500 is a killer price. Waiting for the Loopop review on YouTube to know how it really works now