This track is picking up on a theme started in this playlist: https://soundcloud.com/pekpax/sets/spacemaze-apollo-i. It is so awesome and timeless that it had to be continued. And this time I have the honour to join.
The seed was an arp pattern, a scale (d-minor) and a pace (90bpm).

This track is my take to get it started. And here it continues:
* https://soundcloud.com/pax_h/spacemaze-juno-part-ii
* https://soundcloud.com/phuse69/spazemaze_juno_pt3

And finally if you'd like to follow the whole journey, we made a mix of all 3 tracks:
https://soundcloud.com/minorscalemusic/spacemaze-juno

Spacemaze Juno - Part I

I am composing dark electronic music in a variety of styles as my hobby. I feel my specialty is melancholic/dreamy electronics. 
End of 2019 I became more active after I started using #Bitwig Studio. So almost all the tracks you'll find here are from this era. The music is all done by myself - no AI used (not even for mixing & mastering). Let me know what you think and constructive criticism is very welcome too.

I like electronic music of all kinds (started with Depeche Mode in the 80s,  EBM in the 90s and FuturePop in the 00s, but also like Melodic Techno, Psytrance, Harsh Industrial, ...etc.).

I've started making music in the 80s on the Amiga 2000 with various trackers and used Jeskola Buzz on Windows for a brief period during the 90s.

The gear I am using now:
A PC running OpenSuse Tumbleweed
2 27" WQHD screens
1st gen Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 Audio interface + 2nd gen Focusrite OctoPre
Novation Launchpad X
Arturia Keystep 37
Korg Nano Kontrol
My own  Octacon controller (https://github.com/ensonic/octacon)

I use Bitwig Studio with mainly the stock devices and Sononym for my sample library.

Stefan

Spacemaze Juno - Part I

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