Some of the best VST synths I ever tried are made by Herr Full Bucket!
https://www.fullbucket.de/music/vst.html

I'm a proud owner of a real Korg PS-3200 but I actually prefer the VST version from FullBucket. 
All his Korg clones sounds better than the real ones and I'm old enough to have tried most of them in real life...

On this little song, I have only used full bucket synths, one choir sample and text to speech from https://voicegenerator.io/

Made in Reason
https://www.reasonstudios.com/

FullBucketLoveMachine

Cernunnos was an ancient Celtic god who represented nature, flora and fauna, and fertility. He is frequently depicted in Celtic art wearing stag antlers or horns and usually a torc around his neck. Few details are known about him but celebrated representations of the god in Celtic art include the Val Camonica rock painting, the Gundestrup Cauldron, the bronze deity-figure from Bouray, and the Nautae Parisiaci monument. Cernunnos may have been one of the inspirations for depictions of Satan in Christian art and hero figures in the medieval literature of Wales and Ireland.

Gwledd Cernunnos (The Feast Of Cernunnos)

Ambient Track. With all that going on in Ukraine and two and a half years of pandemic decided to watch Blue Planet to chillout. These deep ocean vents took me away to a different place. Started early this morning locked in my bedroom studio , came up with this Ambient track  bit rough around the edges hope it chills you out for a short time.

Deep Ocean Vents

The resonant symbolism of the number three runs through Celtic tradition from earliest times. The Celts, like other Europeans, attached significance to nearly all frequently used numbers but gave the greatest to three. Triune and tripartite figures appear from the earliest times, while in Wales and Ireland traditional learning was formulated into the Triad. No gloss in a Celtic language explains why this should be so, but commentators apply interpretations that have arisen in other European contexts. Pythagoras cites three as the perfect number, signalling beginning, middle, and end; a tripod or three-legged stool (as at Delphi) is stable and will not rock. Three can represent life: male, female, and progeny; time: past, present, and future; the visible world: sky, earth, and underground; space: before, behind, and right here. Some commentators, especially the influential Georges Dumézil (1898–1986), have suggested analogy with the tripartite division of early European society: farmers, warriors, and clergy. As Joseph Vendryes pointed out (1952) triune figures often have a single dominant personality and two ciphers; perhaps there is really only one person referred to, as can be seen in early Irish dynastic records that cite triplets all with the same name. A prime example in mythic literature is the three sons of Uisnech: Noíse, the lover of Deirdre, has a developed personality but his two brothers, Ardan and Ainnle, are distinguished only by the tones of their voices. At the same time, the reverse of Vendryes's thesis is also true; the three figures of the Mórrígna, Badb, Macha, and the Mórrígan, have much in common and are also easy to distinguish. Further, there are also three Machas.

A full account of Celtic instances of triplism would fill many pages, coming from all periods of Celtic culture, and a few citations must suffice here. Among the earliest are triple-faced heads, the best-known of which was found at Corleck, Co. Cavan. Gaulish Mercury was both triple-faced and triple-phallused. Elsewhere in ancient sculpture, the mysterious hooded figure Genius Cucullatus appears singly among Continental survivals but forms a disciplined trio, Genii Cucullati, in Britain. The Roman poet Lucan (1st cent. ad) proposed that the Gaulish gods Esus, Taranis, and Teutates were mentioned so often together as to form a triad. In early Ireland examples include the three Fothads, the three sons of the Dagda, and Finn Emna or the Three Finns of Emain Macha. There are three female personifications of Ireland, Ériu, Banba, and Fódla, and three gods of craft, Credne, Goibniu, and Luchta. Tlachtga is raped by the three sons of Simon Magus and gives birth to triplets. Ingcél Cáech has three pupils in one terrible black eye. Branwen of the Mabinogi is one of three matriarchs. In Wales there are Three Exalted Prisoners and Three Generous Men of the Isle of Britain. The symbol of the Isle of Man is the three-legged triskelion.

Tri Wyneb Y Dduwies (Three Faces Of The Goddess)

the late sonic adventure.
work in progress

 the journey of a light that comes to you © 2022 by Nadìr is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

the journey of a light that comes to you

Recorded live at home in "studio"

have i lost my mind?
somethings missing that i can't find.
have i lost all of my self-control?
have i lost all of my respect for the world?

have i worn apart,
and lost all the pieces of my broken heart?
in all the pieces, have i lost my soul?
empty choices tend to take their toll.

i tossed my faith in all the confusion.
i told myself that i lost my mind.
i'm 38, i'm an old man, just look at the times.
my analog days have been left behind.

put me back on track.
come tie my shoes and teach me how to act.
i tell myself that i can fix it all.
then i can't get myself up in the morning.

there must be more to this.
day to day, just to exist.
then give me something to make me numb.
better give me something to make me dumb.

i tossed my faith in all the confusion.
i told myself that i lost my mind.
i'm 38, i'm an old man, just look at the times.
my analog days have been left behind.

have i lost my touch?
couldn't tell you, i don't feel much.
my whole body starts to fall asleep,
from all the pressure that's on top of me.

have i lost my sight?
i have, i can't get nothing right.
slowly drifting waiting for the shore.
there's no one working in the lighthouse anymore.

i tossed my faith in all the confusion.
i told myself that i lost my mind.
i'm 38, i'm an old man, just look at the times.
my analog days have been left behind.

Them Days We Left Behind

I've been "away" for a while musically, because I was busy with setting up a new PC as "music machine", but yesterday and today I've created a new track from scratch, started with programming percussion, beats, brass and stuff, the jungle vibe ambience included (with Palindrome); so all is vst and no audio loops used. Finally I added a sloppy sax jam, which may be replaced some day ;-) so have fun and enjoy my late summer vibes ! photo by Truman Talbot, unsplash

Jungle

solar storm 2

Trip_Hop_169

Emma Train

Welsh musician and composer. If you like my stuff, please like, repost / share. And follow for more tunes

Tri Wyneb Y Dduwies (Three Faces Of The Goddess)

Marc Dauncey