Slow beats. I used a sample from Serge Gainsbourg's score for Cannabis, sped it up a little.

Amalgamation

A tune that I actually made a while ago. Wanted to make a lofi, super analog sounding pop-tune. Looking for vocalists to drop some words on this one. 

Look Down Below

Silver Apparition

My first ever recording of a hardware electro jam! Dark Energy sequenced with a Dark time, clocked to a Korg ES1 sampler, fed through a Roland Space Echo and played through a vintage 60s tube amp. 100 points to anyone who can figure out the sample that made the basis of the drum loop!

Renegade

Got a Roland TR505 so I thought I'd record an obligatory 80s drum and analogue synth jam. Cheesy as hell. Mostly a joke. Would be awesome in a cyborg zombie werewolf action thriller.

Old Roland Products

Just messin', tryin' to come up with some ideas. I would love to make this kind of music for tense scenes in a film, all I'd need to add is a progressively enormous stringy poly chord progression. Hopefully a Korg PolySix or a Roland Paraphonic coming in the near future for such things. 

Drums made with Korg ES-1 Rhythm Sampler and Roland TR-505 Rhythm Composer, both running through a Roland RE-201 Space Echo to thicken the sound and set the rhythm. Bass is a live recording of a bass, and synthy noises are layered recordings of a Doepfer Dark Energy through an Akai E2 Headrush for delay.

Future Tense

One take no editing analogue jam! I was originally thinking of adding a bass line, but I like this track as it is.

Roland RS-505 Paraphonic, Doepfer Dark Energy, MXR Phase 90, Roland RE-201 Space Echo, Vermona DRM1 MKIII sequenced with Roland TR-505.

Paraphonic bass out going into MXR Phase 90 before Dark Energy audio-in, the Dark Energy going back through the audio-in on the Paraphonic (creating nice feedback and distortion!), then Dark Energy's other audio-out going into the mixer, along with the Paraphonic's stereo ensemble-out. All (including drums) is then run through Space Echo (via aux send-return) for extra distrotion, lo-fi, spacey madness!

Analogy

Something that started out as a notepad recording that I decided to mix and add to. I'd like to add more to this but am unsure about what I'd add, and kind of like its simplicity.

Instruments used: Ensoniq ESQ-1, Vermona DRM1, Roland RE-201 Space Echo, bass guitar

This is my first uploaded track with my Ensoniq!

Rectify

This one is quite heavy! A synth battle, some Ensoniq ESQ-1 vs Roland RS-505 Paraphonic, with a bit of Doepfer Dark Energy for some sound effects. Drums are some peaking Vermona DRM1 run through a Space Echo. Everything is running through the Echo, actually. This track started as a drum machine and tape echo jam before I decided to add some more to it to turn it into a real track.

Kindly mixed by my brother soundcloud.com/Adonikam

Beauphonic Sonic

Got a new Electro Harmonix 2880 Super Multi-Track Looper! This track is made up from a guitar and bass loop jam that was then slowed down, reversed, and synced to my drum machine.

Existens

Roland RS-505 Paraphonic + Space Echo + cheesy drums = Telefunken Bop.

This piece of music was written as a set of loops through my Electro Harmonix 2880 Super Multi Track Looper, accompanied by some beats deluxe, courtesy of my Vermona DRM1 and Akai MPC1000.

Telefunken Bop

Thanks to Adonikam (Zac Richards) for mastering.

Sonic Phonics

Beta

Contact: tremulant5@gmail.com

An electronic music maverick, Robotron plays a mix of psychedelic and hazy electro with heavy and atmospheric beats. Krautrock-era German music scenes, obscure and resurrected Middle Eastern psych pop, old Italian and French soundtracks, heavy beats, hip-hop, and psych can all be heard as influence stewing in the mix of Robotron’s concoctive music. A Space Echo aficionado and geek with a penchant for hardware, Robotron produces with vintage and boutique synths and drum machines, bass guitar and effects, producing a sound that refuses to be anything other than what it is.

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