This reminds me of the Underwater theme from Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald

I like the sorrowful aspect about this song.  It seems to me like a cautionary tale being told.

this one sounds awesome, feels like your in an Alchemy lab

Episode 5 of the Habitable Planets Series takes a look at double planets and what sort of conditions would prevail, or need to prevail, for them to be Earth-like. As well as the Rocheworld, a special case of Double Planets where the two planets either share an atmosphere or have even begun to merge together.

Orbital Period Calculator:
http://www.calctool.org/CALC/phys/astronomy/planet_orbit
Note: make sure to set units of both bodies to Earth Mass and period to hours or days if trying to look at double planet cases.

HP05 - Double Planets And Rocheworlds

JUST MATTER
ELECTRONIC MUSIC 127 BPM
ELEKTRA-RTK Music Production
2020
LYON / FRANCE

©elektra-rtk



Mixage and Mastering : BIZBAZ

JUST MATTER

Here is a sample of the new WZPL 2020 package from ReelWorld!

The package serves as a follow-up to their WZPL 2018 package and is based on the KRONEHIT 2020 package.  It sounds similar to their previous WKTU packages, energizing the sound of today's rhythmic CHR format. It consists of 8 main themes; 2 morning show themes; beds for news, traffic, weather, and promos; and an energetic top-of-the-hour theme.

Check out reelworld.com to hear the demo and the complete package. Enjoy the selection!

ReelWorld WZPL 2020 Package Sampler

Artwork by my favorite artist, YOSHITAKA AMANO, https://www.yoshitakaamano.com

The track is inspired by the Chrono Trigger OST.

Until we meet again Beast

Inspired by Tales of Phantasia (SNES) OST.

Artwork by my favorite artist, YOSHITAKA AMANO, https://www.yoshitakaamano.com/

What alchemy taught me

Inspired by Pokemon Yellow OST. Picture is from Pokémon Yellow.

Ode to Pocket Monsters

This track inspired by Kings Quest 7 OST. The picture is from Barbie and the Rockers (1987).

Silver Spoon

The Biggs & Barr Show | October-19-2020

Track obviously inspired by Donkey Kong Country on the SNES.  Illustration is from NASA's website (NASA/JPL-Caltech)

Terraforming Mars

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I loved the field recording/sample nature of this brief.
Straight away I knew I wanted to record all of the sounds myself, having a few in the sample archive already, but also needing to record some vehicle sounds on the day. During the morning's errands I drove my stupid hairdresser’s car like a berk, with the iPhone positioned inside the car. I few laps of town later and I had two recordings which I emailed back to the mainframe. In the PC I edited the iPhone recordings down to just the peak acceleration moments, and spilt them into individual files that I added to an SD card for the SP404 and again for the Music Thing Modular Radio Music eurorack module. 

I then set about searching my archives for rain sounds. Finding an old one I chopped it into granular parts in Cool Edit Pro, and modulated them individually. These were then EQed and sent to both SD cards again.
I also recorded this original rain recording to a tape loop that ended up plugged into a sample and hold module in the eurorack.

Finally I wanted to use some recordings I'd made of SDR radio, plenty included words/music, so I was cautious to avoid that, as per the brief (You are welcome to them [here](https://prrk-industries.bandcamp.com/) if that is your sort of thing). SDR is great because the listening filters can be very musical when used out of focus from major transmissions. There are all sorts of odd tones, pulses and drones to be found.

I played the piece as one take into Reaper, with the mixer spitting out separate feeds of MTM Radio Music and 2HP Play, both sent to Clouds and Phonic Taxidermist respectively. The heartbeat clock was set by a Korg SQ1, which sent random midi triggers to the SP404 for the rhythm and also to Marbles for the distribution of gates and cv to the other modules involved.

Great fun, a noisy and claustrophobic glitchcore sounding outcome, but one that kept me out of trouble on a Saturday afternoon!

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