an extended version of my remix of Nokia's Kung Fu ringtone, shorter version at https://twitter.com/fusoxide/status/1377987170301054984

Nokia N95 - Kung Fu (fusoxide's Chinatown Remix)

Ringtone shipped globally on Motorola phones, early 2000s, originally a MIDI track

Nightlife

Just a daft side project - This is the Yamaha PSS 480s legendary demo song redone with Alesis Nanosynth sounds.

Original score by Yamaha Corporation.
Covered in a couple hours by ear in Sekaiju.

PSS 480 (Alesis Nanosynth cover)

Akai SG01k 26/01/22

Gort Type Beat

Dance: Escape The Week

Used Hardware:
1. Roland D-10 - Lead, Drums, Bass, Back.
2. Novation UltraNova - Back, Lead and as Studio Processor and Effect Processor.
3. Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 1st Gen - as audio capture device.
DAW: Ableton Live.

There Is Hope

A short test of "Gort's DoubleDecker" soundfont for a synth-orchestral sound.

Bloerue River

'You have so many synths yet you never use them Robyn!!!' said probably everyone I know. Well, today I decided to make a cover with my Kawai GMega LX of "How To Be A Millionaire" by ABC, from 1985. This is one of my favourite songs ever, and I think I did a good enough job to consider uploading it.

The GMega LX is a cheap ROMpler that tries to mimic the Sound Canvas, with it's own set of extended sounds. It also supports the reverb CC, meaning you can change the amount of reverb sent from each patch. It's very powerful for something so early on the market.

ABC - How To Be A Millionaire (GMega LX cover)

These were the first MP3 ringtones to be distributed globally, featured on multiple Motorola phones from around 2003 on.

Bloerue River

Floomatic Labs