This is a nice little spooky Q&A game here. You might have expanded on that, instead of  starting again. It feels to me like this middle section of the track tries to cram too much ideas in too small a space.  Good sounds, though.

I have a JP8000 in the attic!  I also LOVE the supersaw sound.  You've used it well.  This is one of my favourites this month.

Love that huge verby horn synth patch.  Nice production.  This had both experimental electronic vibe and EDM vibes.  Also love that melody.

Excellent counter point.  Cool development.

I like how it goes into shuffle around here. I don't know why but everything that goes into an 1/3 measure sounds like Jarre / Oxygène to me, which makes me automatically like it XD Also nice change up around 3:37 :)

I like the sounds a lot but it's hard to feel how the sections hang together and some of the balance seems off to me, the louder sounds are always a little too loud so the whole thing doesn't feel like an integrated mix.

Immanencer presents:  A Sawdust Sandwich

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"Fun With Saws Without Risking Any Fingers"

Created entirely using the JP6K synthesizer for the January 2024 KVR One Synth Challenge number 179, this track marks a tribute to the mighty supersaw oscillator that debuted within the Roland JP8000 synth in 1996.

The JP6K synth (by Adam Szabo) is based on just the supersaw oscillator from the JP8000/8080. This oscillator is free-running, mono, can morph between saw and supersaw waveforms, and includes a noise oscillator. There's a filter (HP/LP/BP, 12 or 24dB/oct), and on-board effects are limited to a delay, bass knob, and treble knob.

Sawdust Serenade

Sawdust Serenade (JP6K synth)

Genre-busting, melody-lusting, arms-rusting, magic-trusting....
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