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This part would make a great Metal break. Love it, great track :D

Submissions for the 'Back on Track' contest by @sc_mechris on Image-line's Looptalk forum.

https://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=254325

Winner: Mevdik

Back on Track - by Mechris

My entry for the "Back On Track" April Looptalk Contest. The basic rules involved creating a track with a total FLP size less than 880 kb, no synths allowed, and no more than 8 voices playing at the same time (no more than 8 sounds polyphony - a 4 note chord counts as 4 voices). I used nothing but the basic sound sample shapes included with FL Studio. Every instrument, including the percussion, was crafted using those very short sound pulses.

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Neutral Evil

For Image-Line forums' Looptalk monthly contest, Back On Track, April 2021.

Tronks

Another one created for the Image-Line Looptalk User Monthly Contest, this time April 2021 "Back on Track".

The task was to create a track whose Zipped Loop Package doesn't exceed 880KB with max. 8 voices at the same time.

Perfect for Oldschool Gabber ;D

The Jester

A Track for the 'Back on Track' contest by @sc_mechris on Image-line's Looptalk forum. Project limited to 8 voices, & had to fit on a floppy disk.

forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=254325

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Some time ago I worked for a Berlin based NGO called MICT while running Jakarta Records. During this time I helped organize a recording session in Tunisia with 9 female singers and musicians from Tunisia, Libya & Egypt together with Oddisee and Olof Dreijer of The Knife. "Nouh Al Hamam" by egyptian singer Maryam Saleh is the first leak of the project. You can pre-order the vinyl here. Below you can find the infos for this project....

http://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/sawtuha

A little less then three years ago the political situation in many countries of the Arab world changed dramatically. Uprisings started in rural areas of Tunisia and from there spread to various countries in the region. Millions gathered in the streets united by their demand for more democracy, rights and participation in the political process. In most cases the reaction of the governing dictators were relentless and severe towards every form of protests. Violence in the streets of Cairo, Tunis and Bengasi escalated and resulted in the overthrow of the governments in Tunisia, Egypt and Lybia.
A year later a group of female singers and musicians from Tunisia (Nawel Ben Kraiem, Badiaa Bouhrizi, Medusa, Houwaida), Libya (Nada) and Egypt (Donia Massoud, Maryam Saleh, Youssra El Hawary) met in Mohsen Matri Studio in Tunis to sing- against corruption, despotism, patronization and narrow-mindedness. The song with Syrian artist Rasha Rizk was recorded some months later in her political asylum in Cairo. Sudanese/American producer Oddisee and Olof Dreijer of the Swedish pop duo The Knife joined the session, participating in the creation of the musical backdrop as well as the often multi-instrumentalist female singers. For the vinyl edition producers such as Brenk, Blackjoy and Blundetto contributed remix versions of the project.

At the time and still today especially musicians and especially women were and are trapped in a spiral of repression, discrimination and violence. "Sawtuha" (Arabic for "her voice"), the album that is the product of the 2-week session, is a vital encouraging testament of rebellion against the repression of democratic rights, gender inequality, and lack of inclusion. The music is an organic mixture of traditional Arabic music, regional influences and various forms of contemporary Western musical genres. A mixture that may sound contradicting at first but makes total sense once you listen to the music.

The studio session was organized by the Berlin based NGO MICT (Media In Cooperation And Transition) and was funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.

www.facebook.com/MaryamSaleh.Official
www.jakartarecords.de
www.mict-international.org

Maryam Saleh - Nouh Al Hamam (Produced by Oddisee)

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Formerly known as Manmademusic on Newgrounds and FlashFlashRevolution and Stargame on a number of other places. 

I make stuff sometimes when I have the juice.

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