The gremlins in Negoba's studio decided to steal snippets of his previous OSC's to create a monster destined to confound and disgust all listeners. Unbeknownst to them, their creation (Jenkins) instead prefers cuddles and long walks on the beach.

All sounds created using Odin2 Softsynth by Wave Warden for KVR OSC #197.

Mix of stock presets, tweaked presets, and init. Shout back a bit to a previous track where I used Odin on an open round. I think I’ve learned a little since then.

Jenkins Knows He Ain't Pretty - OSC 197 Odin2

This track is made with Odin2 for the One Synth Challenge 197
All sounds are made by me.
The Cover Image is 100% made by me (starting with the  original photo of the crow).

For the track I used Ableton Live 12 with:
25x Instances of Odin2

Ableton Stock Devices:
14x EQ8 (mostly to cut rumble below 100Hz)
11x Utility (for volume automation)
1x Glue Compressor
1x Compressor
1x Multiband Compressor

Bus Fx:
1x HybridReverb
1x Echo (simple 8th note  ping pong, no modulations)

MasterChain:
Eq8, Glue Compressor, Utility( For the Fade out), Limiter



Fbr - OSC197 - 42°Celsius

Entry for the OSC #197 Every sounds made with WaveWarden's Odin 2 

Reencuentro

This is a submission for the One Synth Challenge hosted by KVR. I created this in Ableton using only the free software synth Vital

Kevlar Testarossa

Endless journeys aboard The Restless Train, driven by soaring leads and beautiful guitars — a train that doesn’t just whistle, but sings along the way.

Synth: U-he ZebraHZ

DAW Studio One 7 (40 Instances)

Plugins:
Replika XT
Raum
Neutron 3 (Compressor and Equalizer)
DearVR pro 2
Ozone 9
Youlean Loudness Meter 2

Artwork by https://www.craiyon.com/

Eylumar - The Restless Train (OSC#198)

This track was created for KVRs One-Synth-Challenge 198. All sounds are exclusively synthesized using the Spline synthesizer with little post-processing.

Hangar 47

Here's my OSC for August 2025 made in Bitwig with all sounds coming from Serum 2 made from init.

using 29 instances of Serum 2 and the following vsts.

BX Masterdesk Pro
UADX Capitol Mastering Compressor
TDR Kotelnikov GE
UADX Hitsville Reverb chamber
UAD SSL G Bus Compressor
Kickstart 2
TDR Elliptical
TDR Arbiter
TDR Ultrasonic
TDR Infrasonic
Blackhole Immersive
UADX 175-b compressor
TDR Nova GE
QuantX
UAD 1176AE Compressor
UAD Manley Massive Passive EQ
Fresh Air
UAD 1176 FET Compressor
TDR Prism
TDR Limiter 6 GE
UAD Pultec MEQ-5 EQ
Khs Delay
UAD API 2500 buss compressor
UAD Studer A800 Tape Recorder

bitwig fx:
tool
note transpose
instrument layer
Humanize
Delay-2
instrument selector

A brief moment in time (when everyone had thought it had happened)

Created for the KVRAudio forum's monthly One Synth Challenge #198 using the synthesizer: Diversion. About 30 instances of the synth were used to create all sounds you here.

Made in Ableton Live 12, EQ8, Delay, Izotopes Ozone 9, Neutron, UHe Satin, Pressworks, Valhalla Vintage Verb, OTT.

Thorns of the Wolf (OSC 198 - Diversion)

This track is composed with RipplerX a free modelling synth by Tilr for KVR OSC199, all sounds ar made from scratch
Instruments:
33x  VST3i: RipplerX (Tilr)

Effects:
JS: Delay (Floaty)
JS: Limiter 3 (Tukan)
VST3: MCCGenerator (MeldaProduction)
VST3: MCompressor (MeldaProduction)
VST3: MConvolutionEZ (MeldaProduction)
VST3: MEqualizer (MeldaProduction)
VST3: MTuner (MeldaProduction)
VST3: Raum (Native Instruments)
VST3: AtomicReverbFree (MolecularBytes)
VST3: SkyNet (Shift Line)
VST3: TAL Reverb 4 Plugin (TAL-Togu Audio Line)
VST3: kHs Transient Shaper (Kilohearts)
Master: 
JS: RCInflator 2 (Oxford Edition)
VST3: BLENDEQ (AnalogObsession)
VST3: POORTEC (AnalogObsession)


Tropical Surprise OSC199

Made for KVR OSC 199

16 Tracks Rippler X with FL Studio 2025

Used Plugins:

Fruity EQ2, Maximus, KSHMR Kick, TDR NOVA, Auburn Lens, LoudMax, Valhallah Supermassiv, Deelay, Auburn Panagement, Replika, SkyNet Reverb, Fruity Freq. Splitter, NI Raum, OTT, Ozone EQ 10, TAL Reverb 2

No external sound sources were used. All sounds are from INI in Rippler X! 

A small but powerful synthesiser that I had a lot of fun with! Excellent support from TILR, who spared no effort in troubleshooting problems and implementing suggestions. I have never seen so many updates during the course of development. And not because things weren't working, but to improve them. Very good support and many thanks again!

UC - May The Better Brain-Machine-Interface Equipped Man Win KVROSC127

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