long time no see

Hannar Technology

Smooth Wave is a track, an album and a description for a made up genre, that mixes Smooth Jazz and Synthwave. Thus "Smooth Wave". Bernhard Ludescher a.k.a. DX-Digital sat behind this track as an arranger, mixer, producer and instrumentalist (piano, keyboards). With his background as a professional jazz pianist, DX-Digital is able to bring musical depth to a genre of electronic music, combining real instrumental chops with producing skills. Featuring 2 of his alltime favorite friends and saxophone players Vladimir Lebedev (UKR) and Omri Abramov (ISR)

MUSICIANS:
BERNHARD LUDESCHER A.K.A. DX-DIGITAL: Yamaha DX7, Keyboards, Piano, Mix, Master, Drum Programming
VLADIMIR LEBEDEV: Alto Sax, Tenor Sax („Investment“, „Testing Me“)
OMRI ABRAMOV: Tenor Saxophone („Closing Down“)

All tracks written by Bernhard Ludescher a.k.a. DX-Digital
© 2022 DX-Digital. All rights reserved. Album produced by Bernhard Ludescher. Recorded and mixed at DX-Digital Studios (Berlin, Germany). Mastered by Bernhard Ludescher & Markus Dassau at DX-Digital Studios (Berlin, Germany). Album design by ArtfulImagers.

Smooth Wave

Pumped

All inspired by some of my favorite movies. This is my EP Deep Space. I hope you all enjoy it

5. A Place Called Home

Virtual Spa Experience

Enter The SpaScape

Sunrise

Accession

SUPERSTITION

If you liked it, a like or follow would mean a lot. Oh, and a repost would be amazing too.

Vacillantia

Praecipitatio Mentis

Some 8 or 9 months ago I worked on a piece but when I bought new plugins I found that after reinstalling everything I had lost this last project I had worked on. I couldn’t retrieve and/or find the sounds I had used for this song. Luckily I had a MP3 version somewhere because I sometimes let my sister have a listen at the things I am working on. So I have used the MP3 version in this piece and finished it. It is not noticeable on this track but I was experimenting with finding something that resembles the way Max Cooper works and sounds. Eventually it didn’t sound anything like Max Cooper but I still liked the result very much. I have got to learn something new and found some new ways of working with the tools I already have at my disposal. The title is pretty self-explanatory. 

5. A Place Called Home

The Present Sound