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Sunday Fluff
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Sunday Fluff

Lyrics:
Feel the wind at your back, see the stars overhead
"Oh, to feel so alive", while I just feel dead
Watch as the coastline fades quickly away
Life as you know it beginning to sway
And I wonder who I will be
Without the wonders to occupy me
Branches burn bright, only one remains
Letting the ocean take the reigns

And you feel it pull you in
And you give it all you have
You try to catch the wind
You can hear Poseidon laugh
The struggle that you're in
Might be all you have
Cling tightly to the rail, and try to make it last
Because it could be your last x2

Ocean Song

Deconstructing the ukulele. Recorded it, then sampled it, then sequenced it with Endless non op-1 field. Added drums and live bass guitar, one take, no redos.

Battle86

https://cremasound.shop ☕✨
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This sound library features a collection of sample-based patches for the TE OP-1 synth, recorded from Korg and Farfisa hardware.
Instruments sampled include Korg Electribe EMX-1, Korg KARMA and the FARFISA DP-18 Digital Piano; recorded straight into the OP-1 sampler.

Digital Download Specifications
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• Farfisa DP-18: N.8 multi-sample factory presets
(clean and chorus versions), 2-3 notes x sound
• Korg KARMA bank-A factory presets: 44 sounds
• Korg EMX-1 custom presets: 19 sounds
• Royalty Free

Compatible with any sampler, sequencer, DAW that handles WAV files.

OP - 1 Patches - CremaSound

I enjoy watching artists create paintings by pouring liquid acrylic paints onto a canvas and, by mastering the randomness of the process, producing extraordinary landscapes and textures, organic structures that provide instant visual pleasure. This is somewhat what motivates my approach to creating an ambient music piece, a highly intuitive approach oriented towards auditory satisfaction.

Anyway, I also try to create textures and atmospheres that add up and form a cocoon in which it is easy to settle for a few minutes and forget the tumult of daily life. Although most of the sounds I create are synthetic in nature, I enjoy giving them an organic resonance, as if they were coming from existing instruments.

°°° Chromatic waves, recorded on the 7th of May 2023 on Oléron Island, France.

Instruments involved :
° Mutable instruments Rings x 2
° Mutable instruments Plaits
° Instruo Arbhar
° Instruo Lubadh
° Mutable instruments Beads
° Make Noise Mimeophon
° Mutable instruments Marbles
° Square Hermod
° QU-bit Data Bender
° Poly Hector
° FX aid x 2
° Erica Synth Pico DSP

External instruments recorded on Lubadh :

° OP-1
° Lemon Drop

This track has been recorded in one take, without any post-production sound layering.

Chromatic waves

This track is a dark ambient journey that takes the listener across an ominous misty field where the ghosts of the land cry out for help to present and future generations. A build up happens at the 3:15 mark where the soundscape is touched by the turmoils of the modern world, represented by house rhythms. The tale concludes at the 6:10 mark where the instrumentation degrades back into the earth.

This track is the second chapter in a collection of stories that will be released through the year.

Indefinite Fog

Late nights on Cartoon Network right before things switched to adult swim I can remember "Space is The Place" lofi hiphop bumper playing and it always felt so personal to me. Decided to see how close I could get to that feeling using the OP-1 by Teenage Engineering. The actual bumper I made for this can be found on Youtube as well. Let me know if I hit it right.

Space Reason

VOID

OP-1 - Shock Wave

OP-1 - Jungle Invader

It's not the first time I've used the Moog Subharmonicon (i bought mine in 2020) to create a piece of music, but each time I'm confronted with the same dilemma: the sounds are beautiful, but using the polyrhythmic sequencer is challenging. As a result, I often struggle with creating tracks that don't sound too repetitive, and sometimes I end up giving up on the process altogether.

This time, I limited my gear to the Subharmonicon, El Capistan pedal from Strymon, and recorded around 7 minutes of the Moog alone. I tried to use every trick possible to limit the repetitive aspect of what you can produce with this instrument.

The next day, I recorded 3 additional layers of sound using the OP-1 first and then the Lemon Drop granular synthesizer. I really love the textures that El Capistan is able to provide, and I finally had some fun mastering the entire track.

I hope you enjoy the journey. By the way, the art cover for the track is not a picture of a Subharmonicon; it's just how an AI imagines it. :D Cheers!"


°°° "Nocinomrahbus" recorded on the 9th and 10th of May 2023 °°°

Instruments involved : 

° Moog Subharmonicon
° Strymon El Capistan
° OP-1
° Lemon Drop Granular synthesizer

Additional reverb added in Ableton Live on the Subharmonicon recording.

°°° Edit 05/14/2023 : I remastered the track with more compression allowing me to boost the overall volume of the track °°°

Nocinomrahbus

They were not born, they were made! They are not the ducks!

not the Ducks - Lab Made

not the Ducks - Fast Feet

Synth-melancholic song made with a little help of my OP-1 Field

Way Of Lie

Constantly Changing

AURA

It's All Maths To Me

This Is Hard To See

Site internet 🔻⭐️💚☄️ http://www.audioastro.fr/
Sound System Alliance and Unity Diffusion Libre, Partages, Promotion, Solidarité. https://soundcloud.com/musicallighthouse
Reggae, Dub, Ragga, AcidHall, Hip-Hop, Blues, Jungle, Drum&Bass,
Electro, Break-Beats, Techno, Acid, Transe, HartHouse, Trip-Hop...
Acoustique, Digital Combinaison LFO Low Frequency Oscillator ((( infrasonique )))

I'm just writing some songs every now and then and in the meantime, making some noise with weird wonderful machines.

Modern-boring-world escape generator. Welcome.

CremaSound puts Music in focus as the very core of our shared interests. Producers who have been supporting us through the years will be able to find and share here Sound Libraries, Artist Portraits and lots of fresh Music.

artist | producer | 731 | ‘92 till infinity

Based in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Wunderfish narrates sonic stories and soundscapes through synthesizers and samplers. From whimsical fairy tales of love and hope; to eerie and dark tragedies, each track offers a glimpse into scenes from the artist's own life. His music is inspired by the music he loved growing up - 80s new wave to 90s progressive and house - and blended for a fresh new outlook on those gritty analogue electronic sounds.  Wunderfish's music has been described as “dark and haunting acid house with a subtle backdrop of beautiful, optimistic synth-scapes.”

More information about the artist is available in the links below.

Cyber Security guy making lofi beats and stuff.

New tracks tagged #OP-1