All sounds make with the Charlatan VSTi for OneSynthChallenge 155.

DAW: 

Reaper

x19 instances of Charlatan

FX List:

Wider
TP BassLane
FreeClip
SPECOMP x2
Unlimited
NightShine x3
Rare x2
ReaEQ x13
GGate
TDR VOS Slick EQ
adc Spread Delay Lite
HY-Delay4_free x2
S.LA.X
NastyDLAmkII
SequencAir
Valhalla Supermassive x4
TAL Reverb 4
Leet Delay 2

Internally Glitched (by phankiejankie)

Adieu

Waves

80's inspired progressive house/progressive trance

Prague

This track made for the One Synth Challenge #168 using sounds exclusively made by the VSTi Voltage Modular by Cherry Audio. Only Nucleus and free modules used along with Daw and free 3rd party FX.

DAW: Reaper

Track Details:
27 * Voltage Modular
5 * ReaEQ
4 * pizMIDIPolyphony
6 * Oril River
3 * OTT
1 * Twin Delay
1 * LFX- 1310
1 * Basslane


Master:
TDRVOS SlickEQ
MSED
Limiter No. 6

Meter:
SPAN
Youlean Loudness Meter

Stats:
LUFS: -15.9
DR: 12


Enjoy

At Home With Modular - OSC #168 Voltage Modular

DAW: Reaper
FX:
11 Voltage Modular
10 ReaEQ
3 kHs transient shaper
3 midi Router/Transpose
2 Realimit
1 ReaDelay
1 FreeClip
1 pizmidipolyphony
1 Midi Arpegiator
1 MVerb
1 Stereo Enhancer
1 Event Horizon Limiter/Clipper
1000 crash events :-}

Memorable modules:
Swing - fun to abuse for distortion
Formant - definitely got kicks from hearing my patches make funny human noises
midigator - Used this to put the open/closed hihats and cymbal all in one patch
pafnuty - Most of my patches have at least one instance because it directly turns sine waves into whatever Timbre you're looking for up to 12 harmonics. Useful for more organic patches where subtracting the artificiality of square or even  triangle waves isn't easy.
Vult - A lot of things by vult, like the knobs, as well as their snappy envelope generators(helps the drum transients) were instrumental to making this track happen.

Memorable FX:
kHs Transient Shaper - Speaking of transients: I didn't know what transient shapers were until this challenge. the kHs one is pretty decent so it deserves a mention.
Stereo Enhancer - I didn't know this before, but if you have a source which is hard panned to the left or right, "adding" width actually decreases the hardness of the pan which softens things up in a nice way. I'm pretty sure I've basically ruined this track in mono though.

microblade - OSC #168

bram fx

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