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Uninspired

First jam with Make Noise Spectraphon... created a few arrays and put together an evolving drone.
Drone: Spectraphon into QPAS
v1: Metropolix sequence; XPO into Belgrad with Delta-V envelopes/VCA. Additional modulation from Zadar.
v2:  Metropolix sequence; Cš-L into I-ō47 with Quadrax envelopes.
All modulation from Batumi, Sapèl and øchd.
Polysynth: Oberheim OB-E
Beats: RolandCloud TR-808 performed on Push2.

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Dancefloor bangers, grotty basslines and a big serving of guitar riffs.

Set List:
What Is Gonna Make You Happy? feat. Noosa - Pierce Fulton (Urbandawn Remix)
I Need Your Loving - Benny Page, Dope Ammo, Cat Mctigue (Bladerunner Remix)
We Are The Energy - Metrik
Out The Blue - Sub Focus
Outtatime (Pt. 2) - Cyantific
Rip Your Face Off - Syran
Compressor - Flowidus
Don't Breathe In Ft. Linguistics - Flowidus, Trei
Guitar Dub - Syran
Revenge - Muzz, Delta Heavy (Murdock Remix)
Rock da House - S.P.Y.
A Whole Lotta Wob - WBBL
Back & Forth - DJ Rap
Power - Urbandawn, Netsky
Thunderblade - Metrik
Future 1995 - FreqGen
Power Scheme - Urbandawn
Don't Need Money - Axel Boy

DnB Demo Mix - Nizan

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