Quite poppy for you.  I can almost swing me pants.

Really like this slow-attack cymbal sound.  Nice programming!

I never quite know whether I should be happy for you or concerned about you?! 😂😳😎 ...something tells me you have internal group meetings in your mind all day long!

...a bunch of your inner creatives are definitely wonderfully musical!

As usual some nice elements musical and sound wise, but somehow this time it doesn't get together in my brain.

I like this - I wish the melody was a little more present - the bass is kind of overwhelming it.

this is very engaging -- really works well with all the parts playing!

There is an exuberance to this that I really like.  It's fun.

Interesting development. Maybe the bass is a little overpowering at times to the detriment of the lead which sounds great, but I have to listen for it behind everything else.

This month's synth is the rather interesting RipplerX by tiagolr. Bit of a physical modelling departure from usual. Once again, this effort has nothing to do with the title but probably best to keep fingers and toes inside the car at all times. So, this was assembled from a CPU straining 22 instances of RipplerX in Bitwig Studio 5.3.13. I quite liked the dry sound of this synth but even so, a bit of reverb and delay was applied. The following additional plugins were used:

- dpMeter5, Blue Cat Gain 3 and KClipZero on clip to zero duty
- NI Raum and Valhalla Supermassive for some reverb
- Bitwig Drum Machine
- Bitwig Compressor+
- Bitwig Delay+
- Bitwig EQ+
- TDR Kotelnikov
- TDR Nova

Midi for the percussion was generated with Modalics Beat Scholar while the non-percussion midi was generated with Scaler 3. Most patches were from init with some of the percussion based on the included patches.

Don't Let the Tortoise Bite

Soft synth noodlings with a bit of hardware design on the side....

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