My entry for the KVR One Synth Challenge #123: Qyooo https://sites.google.com/site/kvrosc/osc-123-qyooo

Every sound is generated in the freeware synth Qyooo using Ableton Live 10 and 13 instances of Qyoo.

Native effects:
Compressor
Utility
Auto Filter
Drum Buss
Reverb
Saturator
EQ Eight
Auto Pan
Vinyl Distortion
Simple Delay
Ping Pong Delay

External effects:
A1triggergate
TDR Nova
LoudMax64
Dr Chaos
Voxengo Span (not that you can hear that)

Memories not included

100% qyooo Synthesizer
https://www.fullbucket.de/music/qyooo.html

We here at the Unknown Neural Network are proud to announce a perfect track, as it was submitted, by request, for peer review, and received absolutely no criticism with which to influence its fate.

Unknown Challenger

The Only Vote That Counts Is Your Action

UC - The Only Vote That Counts Is Your Action KVROSC123

Entry for KVR One Synth Challenge 123.
All sounds from Full Bucket's Qyooo synth in Ableton.

zarf - coral flash

One Synth Challenge featuring the Qyooo by Fullbucket aka Bjorn.

What to say except everything Bjorn (Fullbucket) does I love.  The chorus came to me within an hour or so of fooling with the synth.  The rest came piece by piece, but I feel like it fell in well.  

This came in at 18 instances total.  Some compression was used in order to help with some of the sculpting, particularly on the drums.   ModernSeventhSign and CamelCrusher are standouts there.

The inspiration of this track was something of a mystery.   It started with me suddenly jarred awake at 3am, so naturally I went down to the music battlestation to jam which ended up in the chorus albeit a much slower and somber version.  The rest came later...

 I think in the end its somewhere between Air and David Holmes with a little lo-fix mixed in for good measure.  I'm not sure if that was my mood or if it was the synth bringing it out of me - either way I'm happy with the result.  

A huge thanks to Bjorn whose synths I just connect!

Tornare Alla Vita (Return To Life) (KVR OSC 123)

Hallo zusammen, 
eine lange Pause liegt einmal wieder hinter mir.

Dieses mal kommt der Synth T-Force Alpha Plus 2 von MastrCode Music zum Einsatz.
Ein Allrounder für so ziemlich alle möglichen Klänge, für mich hervorragend geeinget für nette, dunkle Bässe und Percussions.

Kleine Highlights:
- viele Knöpfe zum rumspielen :)
- eine prima Modulations-Sektion mit div. Zielen
- 3 OSC, 3 LFOs 
- der CPU-Hunger hält sich in Grenzen (ich musste in den einstellungen allerdings auf max. 8 Stimmen reduzieren)
- Synthetischer bis organischer Klang
- frei erhältlich.

Alle in diesem Stück verwendeten Klänge sind von mir von Grund auf erstellt worden, ein paar Klänge in Anlehnung an die Presets des Vorgängers.
Viel Spass beim reinhören und Kommentare sind wie immer herzlich willkommen:)
Artwork: Computerizer (https://pixabay.com/de/users/Computerizer)
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Hello everybody,
a long break is once again behind me.

This time, the Synth T-Force Alpha Plus 2 by MastrCode Music is used.
An all-rounder for pretty much all sounds, for me very well suited for nice, dark basses and percussions.

Small highlights:
- many buttons to play around :)
- a great modulation section with div. goals
- 3 OSC, 3 LFOs 
- The CPU hunger is limited (I had to reduce in the settings, however, to a maximum of 8 voices)
- Synthetic to organic sound
- freely available.

All sounds used in this piece have been created by me from scratch, a few sounds based on the presets of the predecessor.
Artwork: Computerizer (https://pixabay.com/de/users/Computerizer)
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Songname: Kraftraum - Rotation 28
Host: FL Studio 20.0.3
T-Force Alpha Plus 2: 23 Instances

Insert FX:
IxoxDelay x 12, Lightweight Compressor x 3, Loudmax x 18,
Fruity Parametrics Eq2 x 17, Fruity Compressor x 10,
T-Force Trance Gate x 4, Fruity Limiter x 3

Master FX:
Fruity Parametrics Eq2
Fruity Compressor
Loudmax x 2
Maximus
(Fruity Spectroman)

Automation: yes

DR: 5
All patches are done from scratch by me.
Artwork: Computerizer (https://pixabay.com/de/users/Computerizer)

KVR OSC Challenge

Rotation 28

Made for the 125th edition of the One Synth Challenge, where you must create a song using only one virtual synth. https://sites.google.com/site/kvrosc/osc-125-tforcealpha2

Here we go again! This time I made all instruments from init. Really nice VSTi this month, easy to get hang of. Modulation features are easy to use. Though I did notice that it has a LOOONG boot up time. Whenever I open the UI of it there is an annoying 3 second delay.

I had fun with this one, and I feel that I have learned something here:
- pitch modulation goes a long way in creating instruments that are being hit
- made a more beliavable drum kit and more belivable piano than ever before though I still have long way to go
- sine oscillators are good for ethereal pads
- set up the drumkit into a single midi track that routes to 5 VSTi instances, this is a joy to work with compared to how i was jumping between tracks for each drum.
- analyzer plugins are really good for detecting and smoothing out issues, manage to fine tune the envelope of instruments (seems like my hearing has been lying to me)

So I did my best to try to finish the track in the last moments.

DAW: Reaper

Let's tally up those plugins:

11x T-Force Alpha Plus 2
7x ReaComp
8x ReaEQ
5x MIDI Note Filter
2x MIDI Transpose
2x MSaturator (MeldaProduction) (Free)
1x ReaVerberate
1x ReaGate

Unknown Machines (OSC-125)

My submission for the @kvrosc OSC 127 using u-he Zebralette. 

I hope you enjoy my exploration this month !

DAW:Reaper
Zebralette : ~45 instances
Native DAW FX: ReaComp, JS: MDA Pseudo Stereo, ReaEQ, ReaControlMIDI, MIDI Pitch Wheel LFO, Ping Pong Pan, ReaXComp, ReaGate, 
3rd Party FX: Cocoa Delay, Dragonfly Room/Hall Reverb, OTT, Wider, Rescue, BootEQ, GClip, Bass Professor Mk2, DD Tremolo, Panagement 2, DD Reverb, Leveling Tool, LoudMax, W1 Limiter
Mastering: JS: DC Filter, TDR Nova, Rescue, TDR Kotelnikov, GClip, LoudMax
Metering: SPAN, Youlean Loudness Meter 2

Jinglepop

Jinglepop (OSC 127 Zebralette)

KVR Audio OSC 127 Any U-He VST

Used 35 instances of Tyrell N6

Other VST Effects:
Fruity Parametric EQ2, TDR Nova, Fruity Parametric EQ1, Fruity Convolver, Fruity Multiband Compressor, Fruity Stereo Enhancer, Fruity Delay 2, TAL Reverb II, Fruity PanOMatic

neither mixed nor mastered by anyone 


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Impedance Music - End Of An Adventure (OSC 127 - Tyrell N6)

A moody track describing the descent from a mountain. For the U-He challenge (only Podolski synthesizer allowed).

Image by Chris Fuller on https://unsplash.com/photos/J2vmEGujvXQ.

dominik.bucher - Across the Mountains of Canungra

For OSC 127, made with Zebralette.
I've wandered a great deal this month; although I have not reached a destination, I believe that I have gone somewhere.

Tuned in 31edo. Mostly meantone, with many modulations and some 7-limit harmonies.

Leonard Bowman - Resound Unwound

Ready for another space mission?? My submission for KVR's One Synth Challenge, May 2020. Great synth – a very believable (and completely free!) simulation of Korg's 1982 Mk II.

Unknown Machines (OSC-125)

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