Strong guitar sound start, made very groovy. I like the song structure very much, especially with the delay / reverbs in the background in the last part. A decent push. Sounds are put together very well, mix: fits. Good luck in the challenge:)

oh. actually for me a lot of the sounds that worked for me earlier don't work for me here... it gets a bit mish mashed...

This song in general has a noticeable post-rock vibe going on. I'm really into it.

Good percussions, build and acoustic sounds, reaching a crescendo, maybe the mix is a little too dense though, is there a kind of upper freq organ taking the power away from the other elements?

My submission for the One Synth Challenge #152 using Whispair by Full Bucket music.

Made with Studio one V.4.6.? and Whispair

H-Man - From Corners

Another month another One Synth Challenge,  this time an open source modular synth called Cardinal based on VCV Rack https://github.com/DISTRHO/Cardinal

OSC: https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=8523175

Made in Bitwig with
39x Cardinal Synth
8x Cardinal FX

Free Vst:
Limiter no6
Span
Supercharger
TDR Nova

AirWindows:
Monitoring3

Bitwig:
Compressor
EQ+
FxSelector
Note Transpose
SideChains

Magical Tomorrow

My submission for KVR OSC #163. Brutal feedback please!

DAW: Reaper
Plugin counts:
- VST3: Cardinal (DISTRHO) (18ch) x15 [13 instruments, 2 effects]
- VST: ReaComp (Cockos) x1
- VST: ReaLimit (Cockos) x3

The Riddle on the Door

Entry for the 163rd edition of KVR's One Synth Challenge - everything made using instances of Cardinal.

(Came second - thanks everyone!)

Finding My Voice - OSC 163 (2nd)

This is my entry for KVR One Synth Challenge #164 using nothing but the wonderful Ghost (beta) by exacoustics:
https://exacoustics.com

All sounds made from INIT and not a single wavetable imported:
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=587465

Intro: 
All of a sudden during one of his live gigs
DJ Duckpower collapses on stage…

00:15 - His whole life and all the things he did and the choices he made flashes before him. DJ Duckpower meets Lord Yama and his heavenly assistants. DJ Duckpower pleads to Lord Yama to live again so he can clean up his act. Lord Yama teaches DJ Duckpower how he ought to behave if he wants to return to life.

03:14 - DJ Duckpower recovers from his fatal accident and wakes up to life again.

03:53 - DJ Duckpower stands up on the stage and grabs a microphone wanting to explain to everybody what just happened him…

04:13 - DJ Duckpower starts to very enthusiastically teach and preach to everybody in the crowd about his near death experience by spittin' rhymes over a beat!  He tries to convey his message in various ways.

07:26 - Hardly anyone in the crowd believes in DJ Duckpower's amazing story and start leaving the place not wanting to listen…Like they were all having a (N)Ear Deaf Experience… Only one person in the whole crowd applauded.
DJ Duckpower is not the slightest affected by all of this and is still very content and thrilled with the amazing experience he had… :)

08:08 - Happy ending outro flute…..or wait…since there's really no end and also no such thing as ”death” why should the track actually end like that? DJ Duckpower starts to contemplate the following: - It's impossible to subjectivly experience annihilation! :)

09:00 - Lighting up one more fatty… ;)

DJ DUCKPOWER'S NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE

Trench has discovered that her combine harvester goes faster when she plays drum n bass. Who knows why? Perhaps there's some sort of spiritual connection between the clutch and the bass? The build is great - the cutter starts up and there's a steady stream of grain into the hopper. When you get to the drop, it seems to be racing through the fields. 

The only problem is the breakdown...

My entry for the 164th edition of KVR's One Synth Challenge. All sounds made using Ghost, a forthcoming synth by exacoustics. As of October 2022, it's still in beta.

No machines were harmed in the making of this track.

Machine in the Ghost - OSC 164 (2nd)

The shimmering calm is broken as The Organism arrives. It moves with glorious majesty, yet there is something unsettling about it. None knows from whence is comes. None knows its mysterious purpose. None knows if it will usher in an era of unprecedented peace and prosperity... or an era of horror. All stand in awe. For good or ill, The Organism is here.

This is my entry to One Synth Challenge 165. All sounds are produced by Spitfire Audio's BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover with minimal post-processing.

The Organism Arrives

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Original Track - https://youtu.be/zlJJT5WOPYs
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Kvr "One Synth Challenge" #166 - Wave Manuel

ZioMau - L.O.R.P.U. 166

OSC#167:  Any One DAW Synth (MuLab - Poly Synth)

Instances: 15
3rd Party FX: 
Auburn Sounds Panagement, LoudMax, OTT, CHANNEV, Galactic64, Wider64, Valhalla Supermassive

H-Man - From Corners

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