Blue Glowing Man Dance Experience 2024

An entry for the KVR One Synth Challenge #181 - Surge XT.

The anachronistic tales of a washed up barfly continue...

The air was thick with a haze of smoke, amber fluid and regret. A neon sign flickered through the grimy window, casting the room in a sickly green glow. In a darkened corner booth slumped Spaceman D. Bassman, one time Space Corp Trooper extraordinaire, now Terra's most despondent drunk.

Bassman's once celebrated career had been a shooting star, blazing bright before burning out in a fiery re-entry. The mission to the Sinfony system, meant to be his crowning achievement, had ended in catastrophe. No longer heralded as a hero but as a liability, Bassman had been humiliatingly dismissed from the Corp, deemed unfit to serve by the medical board who cited bee-related psychological trauma and chronic dub abuse.

The dive bar he found himself in offered little solace. Under a single incandescent bulb in the corner of the room, a raggedy-assed band were grinding out a strained one drop pastiche that only served to drive him deeper into despair. He had played bass himself a long time ago. His fretboard heroics used to attract admiring glances but now all he could muster were pitying stares and whispered condemnations. His attention drifted back to his drink, the dubby skanks replaced by the deafening roar of his own failures.

One night, a young woman slid into the seat on the other side of the booth. Her eyes, the colour of honey on a stormy day, held a curious glint. Seemingly unfazed by his haggard appearance and the strong smell of urine, she spoke passionately of her dreams of travelling to the stars, her voice a sweetly buzzing melody that cut through the fog clouding his mind.

That night, for the first time in a long time, Bassman didn't drown his sorrows in silence. He spoke of the cosmos, of the dance of celestial bodies, of weird musical bees, his voice regaining a spark it had lost for so long. The woman listened, enthralled, her eyes reflecting the distant stars he could no longer reach.

As the night wore on, a camaraderie blossomed between the washed-up space trooper and the aspiring star traveller. In the flickering neon glow, an unlikely friendship was forged, a melody of hope born from the depths of despair. Perhaps, he thought, even a broken star could find solace in the rhythm of a new dream.

Fin?

Reaper 7
Surge XT (14)

Track FX: CHOW Tape Model (3), JSFX MIDI Note Filter (6), ReaComp (10), ReaEQ (11), ReaLimit, TAL Reverb 4, TDR Molotok, TDR Nova, Venn Free Clip 2

Send FX: Sixth Sample Deelay, TAL Reverb 4, Surge XT (audio in), ReaEQ, ReaComp

Stereo BUS: CHOW Tape Model, Blue Cat Gain, TDR Nova, VladG Limiter #6, ReaLimit, Cockos Loudness Meter

OSC181 - Surge XT

Barfly Skank

This track made for the KVR One Synth Challenge #181. My 120th consecutive entry since #61 (10 years). All sounds made by the free VSTi SurgeXT. Only DAW and free 3rd party FX used.

DAW: Reaper 7

Track details
43 * Surge XT
ReaEq, LFX-1310 (autopan), Oril River, OTT, Twin Delay, SlickEQ, MSED, Limiter No6, SPAN, Youlean Loudnes Meter

LUFS: -16.3
DR: 9

Yet Another Surge of Ambience - OSC #181 - SURGE XT

In these rare moments where the air is light
It's easier to breathe the oxygen
And though my eyes are waning in the night
The clearness of my mind is mine again.

When I gaze upon your gemstone orbs
I see the riches of the universe;
Your fingers and their feathered touch transports
My soul to realms that rise above the earth.

Yet despite this call to greater majesty,
And though my heart does soar on eagles' wings,
I am yet grounded in simplicity;
My joy is built upon the smallest things

You make me laugh and smile and cry and sing;
My heart is filled with all these smallest things.

And somehow unbeknownst to me,
It is through these I touch infinity.

Pinpointing Infinity (OSC181 Surge)

Hazy Thoughts

OSC181 SUrge Hazy Thoughts

Home of Synthophones that ran out of luck. Or are about too. Life is hard, getting chased around by voracious phonovores. But whenever possible, it´s always good to get together and hoot a bit. Well...over there, it´s called music. 

An entry for One Synth Challenge 181 - Surge XT 
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details below:
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Made in REAPER,  using: 
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Surge XT ( 29 for 20 patches ) ; HOFA Gain (6) ; TDR Nova  ( 6, light ( dynamic ) EQ / compression) ; HY-Delay4 (3) ; Oril River ( 5, including 3 I forgot about ) ; KClip ; Bittersweet  – on tracks.
 
TDR Nova ; Protoverb (4) ; HOFA Pan (2) ; Mixer ; A1 Stereo Control ;
TDR Nova ; Oril River (4)  ; HOFA Pan (2) ; Mixer ; A1 Stereo Control ;
TDR Nova ; Oril River (4)  ; HOFA Pan (2) ; Mixer ; A1 Stereo Control  – on reverb buses
 
TDR Nova ( 2, expander ) ; ReaEQ + MS encoder + Protoverb + mixer ; TDR  Nova (EQ) ; A1 Stereo Control ; Limiter No6 ; Bittersweet ; Limiter no6 – on master

The Thirteenth Isle

15 instances of surge xt in bitwig 5.1.4.
6x surge xt effects
bitwig eq+
chow tape model
wider
tdr nova
tdr kotelnikov
loudmax

The Hilarious Mishaps And Cosmic Challenges Of Space Medicine

Submission for OSC 181, using Surge XT for all channels.

Protector (OSC#181 - Surge XT)

Pire Meilleur - Refractor

Ronnye M is back – this time making his debut on Animarum Black after delivering several strong releases on Animarum Recordings. His new "Pulse" EP delivers two powerful Peak Time / Driving Techno cuts: "Pulse" – a relentless, high-energy ride with hypnotic synth layers and a drop that shakes the floor. "Forge in Life" – a deeper yet equally intense track, combining raw drive with an atmospheric edge. Two weapons crafted for the club, showcasing Ronnye M’s signature blend of groove, pressure, and emotion. "Techno For Your Soul" | #soultechno

Forge in Life

ALL IN

] Peter:H [ is sound and music. the fabric is curiosity, challenges and love for exploration.
] Peter:H [ combines colorful frequencies, fragrant textures and tasteful rhythms always seeking for new sonic experience.
] Peter:H [ is on a journey and want's to invite the listener to join for a little while to travel together.

Blue Glowing Man Dance Experience 2024

] Peter H [