Originally produced from 1974-1979, the Oberheim SEM was designed as an expander for larger synths like the Minimoog. Featuring dual oscillators that can be synced – and a unique state-variable filter – the SEM’s distinctive sound has made it a collectors item.

The SEM Collection includes:
- 4 multisampled 5-octave SH-101 instruments
- Bass, Pad, Lead, and Pluck
- 48 synth presets (24 w/integrated effects)
- 4 flexible effects racks
- 24 effects presets
- 20 royalty-free MIDI loops
- Integrated manual
- Lite and HD versions

The Analog Collection Vol. 1 - SEM Product Demo

So I consider this really my first start to finish song. Singing, producing, editing, mixing, mastering — first song I've done all by myself. But not without amazing inspiration and help. So grateful for everyone's really mindblowing support and advice.  I love being able to connect with my friends and coworkers on a whole new level by making songs. It's a slog at times, but nothing worth having comes easy. I think creators know that the most intimately. 

Shout outs to Casey, Allen, Erica, JC, Leo, Martin, Darrell, Will, Alex, Flip, Francis, Gino, Mark, Julia, Sarah, Pierre, Michael, Dan, Dave, David, Paul, Erik, Scott, Josh, Scott, Ichi, Darrin, Mike, JD... I mean it goes on and on how many people have inspired me and asked about my progress and cajoled me to "JUST FINISH THE DAMN THING!" I'm excited for the next project and looking forward to sharing the process with you. It keeps me going, seriously. Thank you.

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Where Are You

The final version without vocals. Want to download? Support me on Bandcamp! https://mnda.bandcamp.com/releases

The Analog Collection Vol. 1 - SEM Product Demo

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