Remix of a famous C64 tune by !Cube - Molecules
http://cube.gfxile.net/t/index.php?page=journal&journal=SID&pn=1

This time I went for quite harsh and digital sounds. 100 % Noise Engineering https://www.noiseengineering.us/software


Original by !Cube (Toni Lönnberg)
Website cube.gfxile.net/t/
Soundcloud @cube-5

Molecules (artotaku Raw Digital Remix)

!Cube - Molecules (artotaku Raw Digital Remix)

Pfeffermouse - Synthetic

Soundtrack for Hugi #38 Headlines, to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQkVhDpiwHM. Pouet link: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=62967

Headlines

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Amiga

Teaming up with Waveshaper, 'Alive' is our tribute to the iconic Amiga. Infusing MOD vibes, low-bit resolution and its gritty feel into the very core of this synthwave track. We embark on a sonic journey, merging the sounds of the '90s with the modern era.


Album artwork: Luciano Oliveira (neondemon.jpg)
linktr.ee/neondemon.jpg

Alive

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Waveshaper X LukHash - Alive

"Imperial" EP releases 05 May 2015

pre-order EP here: http://goo.gl/Lqflfu

Imperial

Glow Shadow Bloom #496

Imagine waking up next to the love of your life.  This song is that vibe.

(As suggested by Fear2Stop.)

JWM - Inside Your Warm Embrace

Euphoria

Remix  of  "Onward Ride" by Jugi, soundtrack to the PC demo "Dope" by Complex ( which made 1st place at The Gathering 1995)
This remix is the based on the original long version, also known as "dope.mod", not the later revised version titled "Onward" only.
For detailed info see here: http://supersole.net/blog/post/70-onward-jugi

Dope/Onward Ride

A remix for the Sound of SceneSat vol 5 compilation.
Original track here: https://soundcloud.com/cube-5/bullet-sequence

!Cube - Bullet Sequence (Byproduct remix)

Anders Bjørn Rørbæk Pedersen, under the moniker Pfeffermouse, has carved a niche in the synthwave genre with his distinctive sound that blends elements of electro-techno, retro, and synthwave. His work extends beyond producing music for albums to composing for video games, showcasing his versatility and creative prowess. Despite the contemporary sound, Pfeffermouse draws inspiration from classic video games of the late 80s and early 90s and incorporates the utilization of sound chips and samples commonly found in consoles and home computers such as the Sega Genesis, Commodore 64, and the Amiga series. The productions of Pfeffermouse place significant emphasis on memorable melodies, driving basslines, and crisp drum sounds.

If you need sound or music for a project, contact info is available at www.abrp.dk. 

You can also contact me directly on pfeffermouse@pfeffermouse.com