Third Eye, for u-he's immensely popular virtual analog hybrid Diva, is a collection of experimental atmospheres, ambient pads and percussive arps intended for evolving compositions and generative electronic underscore, including 100 patches...

26 Pads
22 Atmos
20 Arps
10 Percs
8 Basses
8 Keys
6 Leads

This library demonstrates a clever use of Diva's "modifiers" and voice handling controls, involving considerable research into semi-modular signal processing techniques that push the boundaries of modern sound design within the context of traditional subtractive synthesis.

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Diva Third Eye: Lost In Another World / Irion Da Ronin

Irion Da Ronin is spanish EDM - Ambient - Electronic and Soundtrack music producer, remixer, demo writer, graphic & sound designer and photographer.

His musical knowledge is totally autodidactic.

Influenced mostly by:
Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Enya, Enigma and Mike Oldfield.
Robert Miles, Chicane, The Prodigy and BT.
And of course a huge range of videogame songs and chiptune melodies when he was younger.

Irion has earned some first, second and third prizes for his music studio from competing in important online contests.

He has been working with sound designers and synthesizer developers writting demo tracks for Aiyn Zahev, Xenos Soundworks, Tone2Audio, Ugo Audio, KV331, Art-Ak, U-He, CableGuys, Supersynths, Perimeter Sound Arts, HiEnergy, Luftrum, Eclipse Sound, WeatherM, Sound Author, Krezie Sounds and a few others.

Irion is always open to make collabs with female vocalists.

All tracks uploaded or reposted in my profile have been made by Irion Da Ronin.

Want to support my music? Donate anything you want to Paypal.Me
PayPal.Me/IrionDaRonin
Thank you!

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SPECIAL THANKS TO: PocVecem, Z.Prime, Grimmjack, Doc Jon, Dmitri Sches, Aiyn Zahev, Pavel Zhuravel, DJoeLR, Bzur, Art-AK, SJM, StoneFree Studios, Ian Webster, Perimeter of Sound, Chris Sciurba, Urs Heckman, Bulent, Markus and Bastiaan, Karl Hendricks, 3ee, Mister Natural, SJM, Tina Wu, Scott Oram (Elipsis), StoneFree Studios, Vincent from Ghostwave Audio, Steven Tanner, Kevin Fortin, Dyvision Works, V'ger, WeatherM, my beloved friend BJ Porter, KVR Audio forum users and many others... For all the music, for all the gifts, for all the hard work, for all the comments and helping me a lot to continue making my music. Thanks.

I started playing around with synthesizers and digital audio workstations in the early 2000's when computers were finally able to process audio on a serious level. My first DAW was a program called "Orion", which is still around actually. I thought it was the coolest thing, until I discovered FL Studio, which at the time was called "Fruity Loops". It blew the lid off what I thought was possible and opened up a whole new set of possibilities for me. Ten years later, a plethora of new innovative programs have flooded the market. It's impossible to say which program is best, but nowadays I use Ableton Live as my go-to, but FL Studio is still a terrific program.

As an instrumentalist I am a guitarist, but as a musician I am a producer of ambient music. I have no desire to show off and impress you with blazing guitar solos or razzle-dazzle you with arpeggios flying at you at 260 beats-per-minute. I want to reach you. I want to say something without saying it. I want to present you with a blank canvas and let you decide what the picture looks like, and where you fit into it. But most of all, I want to make music that I enjoy listening to. Ambient music is typically characterized by its vastness. I want to get lost in that vastness. Come get lost with me.