This is one of the most unique synth songs I've ever heard!  Very inspiring.

@eauson: Thank you! Might just pull that section out and make some frenetic D'n'B out of it ;)

I like Surge because it's does most of what I need. I like to get to know one synth well. Although with this OSC competition I will need to learn a new synth every month! Good for the old brain though. 

Your music creates some very vivid images in my mind - the intro feels like flying, somehow. I like how you have weaved so many sounds together, and the interplay between them. It creates a unique atmosphere - you're not one for block chords and one-finger-melodies! It would have been nice with a bit more dynamic movement for such a large piece - some breaks without the bass and drums, perhaps? And if you removed them completely, I'm sure it would still be a perfectly acceptable and constantly moving ambient track!

sounds like I'm listening to three different tracks at the same time - bit it still fits together

it's a beautiful soundscape. you're probably right that it's a bit longer than it really needs to be, i feel like it gets the point across after the first couple of minutes or so... some dynamic variation would help, especially with the drums

This is very fun to listen to; there are so many little things going on that really fill out the space nicely. There's a steady groove but also lots of sound on top to keep it interesting

Ok, after this much it's all started to blur together; I don't mind long tracks but it's harder to judge a long jam without much structure/sections to it. In other contexts, I wouldn't really mind the length, and I'll probably come back to this track a few more times across the year since it really is a nice jam.

My entry for KVR's OSC #154 using only u-he Triple Cheese:
https://u-he.com/products/triplecheese/

Midi Controllers:  Boss SY-1000 (Guitar to MIDI mode), Axis-49 &
Jamstik Studio Midi Guitar

DAW: Cubase Pro 11

Number of Triple Cheese instances: 130

Internal Cubase plugins made by Steinberg:
RoomWorks, REVelation, StereoDelay, MultiTap Delay, Autopan, Squasher, MonoToStereo, StereoEnhancer, SoftClipper, Compressor & Brickwall Limiter

FREE plugins:
Slate Fresh Air
TDR Kotelnikov
Valhalla Supermassive
Melda Mcharmverb
ChowDSP Chow Tape Model
Polyverse Wider
Analog Obsession: Relife, SweetDrums, BritPre & Britpressor, BritChannel

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OSC #173 Entry - Bucket ONE and Bucket Pops

GLENZO - TWO TEARS IN A BUCKET - OSC #173 - TWO BUCKETS

My submission to One Synth Challenge #173 featuring Full Buckets Synths Bucket One and Bucket Pops

Toothpaste On The Carpet

Toothpaste On The Carpet【peter:H】【OSC173】

An entry for the KVR One Synth Challenge #173 - Two Buckets

"Life is disseminated through the galaxies in the form of nucleotide templates. These ‘seeds’ land on planets, are activated by solar radiation. and evolve nervous systems. The bodies which house and transport nervous systems and the reproductive seeds are constructed in response to the atmospheric and gravitational characteristics of the host planet, the crumbling rock upon which we momentarily rest.

It is time for life on Earth to leave the planetary womb and learn to walk through the stars".

~Dr Tim Leary

The track is one instance of Bucket Pops, some native Bitwig effects (mostly Delay+), and ValhallaSuperMassive, and quite a lot of automation and modulation :)

OSC173 - Two Buckets

Transmission from Sirius

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Denigration

Glinting

Camooch

Congreganist

Thalassophilous

Hang Out 1 Work Book Track 02

KVR OSC entries + sloppy improvisations made from scratch in a single day and then uploaded here. :)

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