Name: 8 Bits of Tokyo (One Synth Challenge: VK-1 Viking) by The Ted Mountainé Orchestra
Duration: 2 min 32 s
Description: A little novelty that I'm submitting for KVR's "One Synth Challenge" for January 2018. Never done that before! All the sounds on this track, "drums" included, was made with a 33 instances of a monophonic VST emulation from Blamsoft called VK-1 Viking.

Funniest thing to me is that this does not sound 8bit at all, no matter how much it carries the soul of it, it sounds sooooooo much better! ;o)))

When ever something has me sitting here with a wide smile on my face, it's a winner in my book! Great stuff!

really does feel like a game made by konami where i am fighting in some post-apocalyptic night

It's fun and well mixed, but it's kinda cheesy.  I guess I have to forgive that since cheese is kinda tied with 8-bit aesthetic.  "Not really my cup of tea," as they say.

I can tell you understand music and sound.

This part is strongest (or at least most enjoyable for me).  Really would have liked more of that and less of the, imo goofy dance parts (esp where the offbeet hat kicks in).

Strong melodies and mix but the beat is way too generic for my tastes.  Intro and bridge were the best for me.  Bridge because of the chord changes, and also the only place I like that darn hat.  Good job though.

Nice mix, good sounds, some really good moments musically combined with some  a little too over-done for me. But solid work :)

I love the sounds and melodies, great mix too. Don't mind the cheese at all ;)

There She Goes (Cover)

Inspired by Sal Holtzer's "Eden". I liked how his song took me to a happy place.

Momentary Cloud Eclipse

Trench has discovered that her combine harvester goes faster when she plays drum n bass. Who knows why? Perhaps there's some sort of spiritual connection between the clutch and the bass? The build is great - the cutter starts up and there's a steady stream of grain into the hopper. When you get to the drop, it seems to be racing through the fields. 

The only problem is the breakdown...

My entry for the 164th edition of KVR's One Synth Challenge. All sounds made using Ghost, a forthcoming synth by exacoustics. As of October 2022, it's still in beta.

No machines were harmed in the making of this track.

Machine in the Ghost - OSC 164 (2nd)

For  :   Extended  Piano , Electronics , Percussion ,  Cello

Inspired  by  Samuel  Beckett  last  play  :  WHAT   WHERE


DROR  ELIMELECH  --  EXTENDED  PIANO , ELECTRONICS
YOAV  JACOBY    --     PERCUSSION
ULRICH  LANGENBACH   --   CELLO

WHAT  WHERE

All sounds made from Spitfire Audio's free BBC Orchestra in Bitwig 4.4 for KVR Audios One Synth Challenge #165

This one time at band camp

My submission for the KVR One Synth Challenge 165 using BBCSO Discover by Spitfire Audio

O' Yonder Ye Ponder Thee (OSC 165 - BBCSO Discover)

In the starlight

NEW: JAM Mini Mix #44 - WWLI - Lite 105 'Providence, RI' (1998)

Here's a one synth track on which I play Bucket One by Full Bucket which is a wonderful emulation of the vintage Crumar Bit One. 

1 instance of Bucket One, 2x Deelay by Sixth Sample, Frank CS by Analog Obsession and Blindfold EQ by Audiothing. All plugins are free!
DAW is Cubase 12

TSOM - Rain  (OSC#173)

All sounds made with 2RulesSynth for KVR's OneSynthChallenge #175

Taksim

A little novelty that I'm submitting for KVR's "One Synth Challenge" for January 2018. Never done that before! All the sounds on this track, "drums" included, was made with a 33 instances of a monophonic VST emulation from Blamsoft called VK-1 Viking.

8 Bits of Tokyo (One Synth Challenge: VK-1 Viking)

"Ever since I was a boy, my ambition has been to live completely surrounded by music, My dream is not to miss out on anything. That's why I've never settled on one musical discipline." – Michel Legrand

8 Bits of Tokyo (One Synth Challenge: VK-1 Viking)

The Ted Mountainé Orchestra

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