trail_of_mclstr

lettuce_turnip_and_pea

Retro dance music.
All sounds produced using multiple instances of U-he Repro-1 only.
And that means all tracks were created with a mono 2-VCO subtractive(analog) synth.
That may explain why it has such an early 80's sound.

20171130 - Repro-1

Some of the sounds were slightly modified presets created by Michael Kastrup.

20180118

80's horror/sci-fi. 
All sounds are slightly modified versions of presets created by Daniel Stawczyk for DiscoveryPro:
http://www.stawczyk.com/

20180502-discoverypro

Wacky hi-jinks created for the "One Synth Challenge".
All sounds generated using U-He Bazille:
https://u-he.com/products/bazille/

Bazille Polka - Osc 121

All sounds and effects provided by 25 instances of Surge Synthesizer: https://surge-synthesizer.github.io
DAW = Bitwig on Linux for sequencing and mixing(no eq). The only processing outside of the built in Surge effects was one Bitwig read ahead peak limiter on the mix buss.

All eq, delay, reverb, dynamics, saturation, doppler, chorus, phase shift, ... provided by Surge. I even used two instances of Surge as dedicated stereo group submix buss limiters.
All presets were created by me from scratch, except for a few that were modified factory presets.

Rockn Out With Surge - OSC 122

All sounds were produced using the Grid in Bitwig. No samples/wavetables or physical instruments.

20190514-grid

All sounds produced using the Grid in Bitwig Studio. No samples/wavetables, physical instruments.
All sounds created from scratch.

20190518-grid

All sounds and processing created using Bitwig stock devices.  
Most sound was synthesized using Poly Grid. No samples/wavetables.

20190530

All sounds and processing using Bitwg. All sounds produced using Bitwig Poly Grid.

No samples or wavetables.

Vlodm-Grid

All sounds and processing was within Bitwig. All sounds generated using Poly Grid. No samples/wavetables.

And Pancho

All sounds produced from scratch using PolyGrid in Bitwig.

20190821

Synth: Repro-1.
DAW: Bitwig Linux

All sounds produced using 17 instances of U-He Repro-1

All processing provided by built in Repro-1 effects except for the following native Bitwig processors:
2 - peak limiters 
1 - dynamics 
1 - EQ-2 
1 - EQ-5

mclstr - repro-uno - OSC#127

For the OSC Challenge #128.
https://sites.google.com/site/kvrosc/osc-128-obxd-discodsp
DAW = Bitwig
26 instances of OB-Xd
All effects provided by Bitwig:
6 - Reverb
6 - Tool (volume and pan automation)
4 - Delay-2
5 - EQ-2
2 - EQ-5
3 - Blur (delay)
2 - Saturation(peak limiting saturation only)
2 - Instrument Layer(Combine two OB-Xds)
2 - Filter
1 - Multiband FX-2 (for mono sub-bass)
1 - FX Grid(Dual band filter only)
2 - Dynamics
1 - Peak Limiter (on mix buss)

mclstr-mumming_and_guising-osc128

More can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8h07u_iQiqMXPZBYqEekMD_JP3iO-2_j

This is a representation of some noise that I make.
All sounds are composed using Linux, Open Source, commercial software and some hardware synths and controllers. No traditional(guitar, bass, ...) musical instruments where used in these recordings.
Most sounds are synthesized, no sample loops and only occasional samples.

All sounds here were sequenced with: Bitwig.

Software synths: Bazille, Rerpro-1, Repro-5, Zebra2, DisocveryPro, Vertigo, Zynaddsubfx, the Bitwig and many others.

Conrollers: Akai MPK49, Livid Basev2, and Nord Lead2 Rack

Hardware synths: Mostly Nord Lead2 Rack and Korg Triton Rack

P.S. Yes, I know it's goofy site theme. It's good enough for now:-)

mclstr

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