My entry for KVR OSC #177.

Professor Bertrand Snook loved playing with his band on a sunny Sunday in the bandstand.  But the mighty starship Argenti was waiting patiently in the distance.  This would be the band's last song, and he let them play their hearts out.  Soon he would be on his way out of the system and towards the mysterious object he had been working towards for his whole academic career.  
But for now - play on!  The sun is shining and the starship can wait!

DAW: Reaper

15 Instances of Synful
3 Instances of VSCO2

Dead Duck:
Filter, Limiter, Compressor, Flanger, Delay, Phaser, Chorus, TiltEQ, Overdrive, Autopan, BitCrusher.

Reaper JS:
Channel Time Delayer, Sweeping Resonant Filter, Event Horizon Limiter

Reaper: ReaEQ, ReaComp, ReaCompX, ReaDelay

Boogex Amp Sim
OrilRiver Reverb
SPAN, Youlean Loudness Meter, kHs Gain

Bertand's Last Band

Soft synth noodlings with a bit of hardware design on the side....

jemAudio - sound design, composing, mixing, mastering

Electronic/experimental/ambient/synthwave and more...

Keyboards, synthesizers, and computers are my main instruments.

I have no degree in audio engineering but I learned through watching YouTube. I participate in the KVR One Synth Challenge. My first OSC was 169 which started on March 2023.

I make noise which mostly resembles music.

Please select Playlists. The playlists help to select my genres or NUSofting synths demo tracks.  
*Each track is a journey on its own. From experiments down to dance.*
[The demos tracks showcase my plug-in products at nusofting.net]

Sequential-X 2.0 is not a real person. It’s an AI construct derived from a digital backup copy of my several years younger self. He and I, despite originating from the same group of particles, are now two very different entities, though we both share the same love for music, technology and synthesizers.

Bertand's Last Band

SilverPants