Made ONLY with Kairatune! ... 183 instances of Kairatune 😬

One Synth Challenge entry made using only the free synth Kairatune as a sound source in Bitwig 3.3. And some other various DAW + free plugins (Limiter6, OTT, Nova).

z.prime - Optimism

Synthmaster Song Contest 2021

Hold Your Dreams by J.Ruegg

Alone (OSC178 Vaporizer2)

crispy88 - Vaporize [vaporizer 2 - KVR one synth challenge]

The star discovered by a goat herder turned astronomer - these are the signals he had observed.

From the Star of Capris

Liparu - From The Star Of Capris

Some substeps to a snare sound with Ragnarök Softsynth by Full Bucket. 

Some theory

I like the snare to sound a bit acoustic. Of course, it is impossible, to get a proper real snare with a synthesizer. However, one can do a lot with that little synth Ragnarök, even though it has no pitch-envelope. I was surprised about that.
It is important for an acoustic snare, that the rattle after the snap is something else then pure white noise. Imagine a snare drum, when the cables (i.e. the snare) are lifted off the head of the drum. Once hit, the membrane would oscillate and sound rather like a tom.
But when the noise element touches the skin of the snare-drum, the noise element absorbs energy from the skin and turns it into noise. So the oscillation sounds much weaker and shorter than without the noise element. But as the oscillation of the drum is the energy source of the noise, the oscillation will always be audible, at least a bit.

This is why I don't start with the noise, but with the oscillation.


The tutorial

1.    Start with a pulse wave of Ragnarök, and a highpass-filter that is adjusted so that the lowest frequency of the 8” pulse wave is still audible. I took the 18dB/oct filter. I played the synth at A#2. Why highpass? We will see in step 4.
2.    I added the 16” and the 4” pulse waves for a fatter sound. I'm sure this is not always the right approach, but in this case it does well. Furthermore, I used the EQ of Ragnarök to turn the higher frequencies down and boost the low frequencies. This is, because we are using a highpass filter and cannot cut off the high frequencies by another mean. And I turned the Overdrive a bit more than the half way up … this is not really necessary.
3.    Now turn the oscillation into something like an FM sound using the LFO. Thus, we need a pretty high frequency for the LFO. And then, of course, we need to raise the FM amplitude. It is important, that it is not the highest possible amplitude. I used a bit less than half way of the knob.
4.    Turn up the filter resonance to half way. This gives the sound a “boom”, a boost at (almost) the bottom end of all audible frequencies. This is why I used a highpass-filter.
5.    Introduce the filter-envelope. I go about two marks high for the amount. You can use an AD-Envelope with attack set to zero.
6.    Adjust the filter-envelope. Basically set the decay to a decent amount. I took two marks long. That makes a bit of the snap.
7.    Adjust the amplitude-envelope. Basically set the decay to a decent amount.
8.    Add some noise until it sounds well.
9.    To make the sound tighter, you can compress it decently. The effect of the compressor is, that it turns the amplitude of the sound down very quickly. Of course one can decrease the decay of the amplitude-envelope. But that makes the whole sound shorter. If you want a quick decrease of the amplitude, but want the sound to last long, you need to use a compressor. This is what I did.

Snare Tutorial

First OSC entry in a long, long time ... All sounds created from Podolski. 13 instances of synth, Fx: 6x mda dynamics, 2x Freeverb.

Tattiemannie - People Talk3

ATN69 Mighty OBxd OSC93

This is the credits' theme for Scott Wozniak's "You're Not an RPG Guy"! 2020 Christmas special! It was my pleasure to be invited by Scott to do an arrangement of "Breakout" from "3D Dot Game Heroes"!

Don't forget to check out the video right here!: youtu.be/CNqzl92f5FY

"You're Not an RPG Guy: A Scott The Woz Christmas" (Credits Theme)

Ever since the mysterious Tiberium landed on Earth and spread across the world, an endless global battle has been going on between the two militant organizations: the Brotherhood of Nod led by Kane, aiming to seize this powerful yet dangerous resource and achieve world domination by it and the Global Defense Initiative (GDI), a multinational military task force doing everything possible to counter this threat and keep the world order in balance. It is not only power at stake but the future of all mankind and Earth, as we know it. There is no telling which faction will triumph or fail in this desperate warfare. Only one thing is imperative: it is time to act on instinct!

This is our remix of the battle song 'Act on Instinct' from the great real-time strategy video game Command & Conquer, which has celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2020. By this remix, we would also like to contribute to this special event. Unit ready!

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Songs:

Act on Instinct - Command & Conquer (DOS, 1995)
Composer: Frank Klepacki

Act on Instinct - Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath (Windows, 2008)
Composer: Trevor Morris 

🎸 Remix by: SIDNIFY

Command & Conquer - Act on Instinct Remix

Entry for KVR One Synth Challenge 143
Any hardware synth
All sounds from the Korg Monotribe, recorded and arranged in Ableton.

zarf - mono tribe

Hi there, thanks for peeking in :)

I am student of physics, and I love to make music, and I love synthesizers. 

I see music as a gift. 
"Every song, every single melody
Everything I play and sing I dedicate to thee.
Oh my lord, that is all I want to do:
Thank you for letting me be the tap it's going through.
It comes back to you."

(from "Today", Dieter Falk)

Youtube:
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Snare Tutorial

Carl