Nice lead !!! - top marks for this saxy / woodwind sound

Here it is that sound again! And I really like how it morphs into a synthy sound later :D

I really like this woodwind sound and the melody

I wish that melody would continue to play. its like you introduce a cool new part and then its gone..

You've got some great sounds going on, and nice rolling melodic stuff too!

On the beat, I can't help wishing for a more defined snare in relation to the kick and hats! Sounds good though!

Such a different track! I think this one (the more housey beat at the end) works great with your kit sound.

A cool 2 tracks in 1! I score the second higher, but both are neat and well mixed.

That kick is kind of getting old halfway into the track already...seems to be weighted too much towards the attack and lacks bottom. But the track is curious, full of character and plenty of fun.

That melody is so familiar, the concept in it...scat? I can't name it, but it's very cute!

One Synth Challenge #101: Spiral Generator

Miss Cmy - Hard Reflections

Angel Garcia - Re - Doble (Original Mix)

Tigers (2017)

Entry for the 101:st One Synth Challenge. Spiral Generator 2 has been used to create all sounds and only freeware plugins for mixing, mastering and effects.

More details about this track:
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=487228&p=6824674#p6824674

About Soundemote Spiral Generator 2:
https://www.soundemote.com/products/spiralgenerator

About One Synth Challenge:
https://sites.google.com/site/kvrosc/osc-101-spiral-gen

mehum - Basemental Vertigo

My entry for One Synth Challenge 101 "Spiral Generator".
This track was prototyped with Cognitone Synfire Pro and produced in Ableton Live 9.7.
- about 20 instances of Spiral Generator
- only native effects of Live (mainly Utility, EQ8 and Glue Compressor)

HiEnergy - InSpirals

Jovexli - Kosh

One Synth Challenge 101
Spiral Generator synth for all sounds, in Ableton Live with DAW and free FX

zarf - sheep 101

Created for the One-Synth-Challenge #101 from www://kvraudio.com
Only sound source used: Spiral VST by Soundemote.
DAW: Ableton Live 9 (32 bit version).
Effects used: Ableton Live's Simple Delay, Reverb (chorus, etc switched off) and Amp. Glaceverb, TAL-Tube.
The drum sounds where created in Spiral on a separate proj file, saved onto wav files which where then used on the proj for CPU efficiency.

The synth has a very digital and raw sound. As much as possible I have tried to preserve that and make it the character of the track. Hope to have achieved that in a musical way.

Artwork:
public domain image from
http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/

AlienXXX Spirals Of Chaos

Spiral Generator One Synth Challenge submission

Elan Hickler - Mother Land Dance (Spiral Generator OSC 101)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Bofhg8ZnPM

Coastline

Drive

Here's excerpts of some unique recordings I made with a pair of Aquarian hydrophones. I was walking along the Onkaparinga River close to a fence line boundary when I passed what sounded like a pure wave. I realised this was coming from a fence post resonating from the vibration of fixed wires. I pressed my ear to listen closer. It sounded amazing! 

I didn't have any clamps to fix contact mics to the wire, so I decided to bury a pair of hydrophones at the base of two fenceposts. I positioned them so that they were flush and lightly making contact with the base of the post. Both resonances had fundamental frequencies of approx. 360 Hz, with a partial occuring at approx. 420 Hz when the wind picked up and articulated the wires.

I then decided to explore this further by examining the surrounding fenceposts. Excerpt 2 is one of the initial fenceposts with another fencepost that presented a more complex resonance (423 Hz, 637 Hz, 720 Hz).

Excerpt 3 is another set of fenceposts which were far more subtle in resonance, but prone to perculiar artefacts, which (at this stage) I'm attributing to the wind and movement of sand around the base of the posts.

Excerpt 4 was at a point where the posts produced very complex resonances, and it became apparent that these were not so immediate, but rather, derived from activity occuring 50-100 metres along the wires. (the soft tapping you can hear is raindrops hitting the post, wires and sand.)

Any feedback/insight into these recordings would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, TLR.

mehum - Basemental Vertigo

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