Single from my industrial project cell:burn. Lot's of sci-fi sound design on this one, along with hardware synths (Waldorf Micro Q & Microwave XTk, Nord Lead, Korg MS-20) Vocoders and a ton of beats...

"Close your eyes. Now imagine, pushing through the atmosphere in a galactic starship, as you escape the last remnants of the post-apocalyptic "Wastelandscape" that was once known as Earth; destination, unknown. All you can do is wonder what could have been done to prevent this destruction as you drift towards the emptiness of space..." (a good pair of headphones highly recommended in order to hear all of the [sound design] details of this one.)

Wastelandscape

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Wastelandscape // by cell:burn

Home made presets with analog vibes (no external fx used for this recording)

Prophet 12 old school sounds

Coverversion von "Electricity" (OMD / Ed Starink)

Alle Sounds außer den Drums stammen vom Murmux.

Electricity Cover (Dreadbox Murmux Adept Demo)

Quick Demo with a few of the Waveterm sounds: Applause, Bass, and Orchestra Hit. The fourth sound I assembled with the applause and internal oscillator. No outboard effects. 

3rdWave_Samples_Demo

Ok, this is definitely a blast from the past! Uploaded for archival purposes. I recorded this sometime around 1986 right when the Ensoniq ESQ-1 had come out; I rushed out and bought it the first week! I used that, the Ensoniq Mirage and my Guitar recorded into a Clarion XD5 4 Track Cassette Recorder (with a lot of track bouncing! Hence the poor quality.) The bad and cheesy vocals were recorded using a cheap $20 Radio Shack microphone going into a cheap Boss Chorus pedal and Delay Pedal... and that was the setup! I also had a Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 which I bought in 1983 and a Roland TR-909, but neither of those were used in this song if I recall correctly.

The Suffering (1980s 4-Track Demo)

Recorded in 1986 using the Ensoniq Mirage and ESQ-1. I had lyrics written and sung for this, but my vocals were so bad that I deleted the vocal tracks back then. But it was a catchy tune! 
Lyrics for the chorus:

A Bright New World that we can love
A Bright New World, we can be proud of it
A Bright New World with all the things
That makes a world so bright

(and yes that is me in the photo, taken in 1984.)

Bright New World

Short Multitrack Demo only Prophet VS with Drums Arturia Spark Plug-In and after that almost 20 Minutes different typical Sounds of this great synthesizer.

Sequential Prophet VS Demo

Dreadbox NYX - first play

A quick test of the new Moog Grandmother synth. Random arpeggios, through the built in spring reverb. Delay from an early prototype of ValhallaDelay.

MoogGrandmotherAtTheScienceFair

All sounds including drums 2600V. Depeche Mode tribute sound set available from Arturia. 

Patches used:

No Disco:
DM kick1
DM snare2
NoDisco Seq1 125bpm
NoDisco Seq2 125bpm
NoDisco Bass2 
Puppets Bass Sweep
JustCantGet lead1

Just Can't Get Enough:
JustCantGet Chirp
DM kick1
DM snare3
JustCantGet bass
NewLife bass
JustCantGet lead1

Big Muff:
Muff Bass 140bpm
Muff Arp  140bpm 
Muff Mallet2 140bpm
Muff noiseperc 140bpm
DM kick2
DM snareHP2
Muff lead1
Muff lead2
NoDisco Bass2
Muff toms

Any Second Now:
AnySecond Bass
AnySecond seq 87bpm
DM kick1
DM snare2
DM handclaps
DM tom

New Life:
NewLife Intro Lead
NewLife Intro Lead2  
NewLife Intro Lead3
NewLife Verse Lead
NewLife echoNotes
NewLife reverbNotes
DM Snare1
DM Kick2
NewLife bass 158bpm
JustCantGet bass
Muff NoisePerc

Depeche Mode Speak&Spell Tribute Arturia 2600V Sound Set Demo

A song I did back in 1988 on the Ensoniq EPS. Vocals by a friend at the time named Roderick Moyes. Recorded onto a Clarion XD5 4-Track Cassette Recorder.

3rdWave_Samples_Demo

Les Arts Nouveaux