Excellent ! Awesome sound design everywhere, funky as can be, lighthearted and funny: what more can one want from modern desktop sampling ?

What is this wizardry?! Honestly if you submitted this to a sampling competition they might not realise it all midi and a free synth! If I could explore any project file this OSC it would be this one in hopes of gleaming some techniques (shame I don't have Live though)

The 'woo' and 'ugh' in the background, so convincing :)

I left it ages since watching the video to see if this would still have the same impact it had when you posted it. Maybe even more this time round. Amazing.

This is a tutorial on how to make a great OSC track.

Also, for everyone: geez, thank you very much for your comments. Feels kinda awkward thanking each one in a separate reply, so... just know that I appreciate this sort of reaction a lot <3

yeah. maybe you should pursue this audio stuff ;P. great job.

See the accompanying music video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEv44NkQzfE

One Synth Challenge: a lo-fi track made with 102 instances of the freeware synthesizer TAL-Noisemaker. No samples, audio recordings or audio references used. No audio rate automation from outside of the synth used for recreating sample-like qualities. All elements created solely for this track, by manual editing. Rendered in one go, no audio editing of any elements. Only Noisemaker's built-in reverb and delay, also no 3rd party plugins for other purposes. Made in Ableton Live, using Live's standard built-in features for: routing/grouping, dynamic control, panning / stereo width, EQ, and parameter automation.

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