Synth Cover (no vox, yet), Jay Hosking-Wolf. (please chk him out on YouTube or Bandcamp, he's amazing and his vox are sublime).  I'm a total synth beginner, first cover on any synth. 

Just an experiment to learn a piano part and find things to try and emulate. I'm not looking too hard at sound quality here.  I used a combination of sounds and filters found on Analog Lab, Spitfire Audio, and Ableton.  

A single take in Ableton. Not edited, processed, mastered, or tweaked in any way, just the raw track (quality may not be up to snuff)
JB-12/10/21

Cover: Jay Hosking - Wolf (no vox)

* This is just an exercise for me, as I am learning both how to play and how to use VST's
- Synth parts only, not sure how 'listenable' this would be for the average listener
- Created tones based on 2 presets in Arturia's Analog Lab.
- Used a Keylab49 MKII, so being short an octave to get the correct tone with one VST preset, I needed to [partially] overlap 2 synths to get the tone I wanted:   1) OB-Xa, AB-1 Trumpet Ensemble 2) Solina V, Polysynth Strings.
- A single take in Ableton. Not edited, processed, mastered, or tweaked in any way, just the raw track 
JB 01/23/22

JBradley

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