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I'll have an E please Bob. They may have been the old days, but they were the good old days.

Thanks very much to https://soundcloud.com/d16group, an outstanding *independent* developer.

Analogue emulations:

Lush2 (Roland SH-101) https://d16.pl/lush2
Phoscyon2 (Roland TB-303) https://d16.pl/phoscyon2
Redoptor2 https://d16.pl/redoptor2
Toraverb2 https://d16.pl/toraverb2

https://d16.pl/home

Sorted.

Ultralush

These awesome analogue emulations are by https://soundcloud.com/d16group.

Stuff used:
Lush2 (Roland SH-101) https://d16.pl/lush2.
Nithonat (Roland TR-606) https://d16.pl/nithonat
Repeater https://d16.pl/repeater

Lush2 is all over this and it's awesome.

Blush

I'll Follow your Star (not quite a Christmas song)

Silver Spoon

Big Branch

Gravity’s Rainbow

Fake ID

Nurofen

"Farewell to these cheerless marshes."

infinity-1.

Born to be exiled.

The 808 sounds on this track were courtesy of the Nepheton, a fantastic VST developed by the innovators at D16, Poland.

https://soundcloud.com/d16group

The delays on the main synth line were created using the Tekturon:

https://soundcloud.com/d16group/sets/tekturon-demos

Great stuff!

Labyrinth

Casting Off

606 heaven and tabloid imagination.

Electro tapes rule.

This track shows just how good D16 is. It uses the Nithonat, the great bass is Lush, and the Tekturon handles the delay. I love these and I think that D16 are among the best out there.

None of the above were freebies, by the way: I paid for them with the exception of the Nithonat, which was offered through Focusrite. Money well-spent.

The Dust Tapes

Ian's Electro

European. British-Nordic electronic and rock musician. Significant other. Likes synthesisers, guitars, and cats. And bass. Everything here is composed, performed, and produced by infinity-1 (it's "infinity minus one," by the way).

Nothing ever is lost. The future is what you choose.

infinity-1

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