wow. reminds me of old school synth done by the masters.

Very minor quirk, perhpas too much frequency overlap is created when the bassline notes change.

Definitely like the melodic countrapuntal build up, but there is a bit of disonnance amongst the melodies, just here and there

Hi ya'all riders of the Soundie Clouds. Here's a light warm track for all of you lovers of the retro electro French-skool sound. It may not be too original, but I hope you like it :D
Enjoy
Huuge greets to all Sunvox creators and composers and the community for the lovely modules and advice. Huuge greets to all riders of the Soundie clouds and to all of music lovers, really thank you for listening to my tracks.
GREETS AND CREDITS:
@nightradio - Thanks for the awesome Sunvox 
@sawzer - for the drums (the only samples used in his track)
@enty - for themux demux module
@manganoid for the cover art XD XD XD

magic ladybug (Read description)

Music is my life. I love ALL genres of music from electronic to classical. Even traditional folk music (from anywhere in the world). 
Always open for collab
Love rock, techno, 8bit, chiptune, I'm getting the hang of dubstep and all the subgenres. LOVE videogame music. My fav 8bit sound is the SID chip sound (there's no better). I use mostly SunVox but I'm familiar with other DAWs. My idols: Ben Daglish, Mark Cooksey, John Dunn, Tim Follin (C64 SID era), Leb i Sol, Smak, Supertramp (rock n jazz fusion), J. M. Jarre, Vangelis, Edward Artemiev (new age synth), Basil Poledouris (classical/cinematic), KRAFTWERK, Laserdance, Koto (electro, spacesynth), Daft Punk, Simian Mobile Disco, Royksopp and soo many others.
BTW, I suck at mixing/mastering, but I try to do my scores straight and the melodies fun :D


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