u/Strange-Shoulder-638

I have had my tetra for quite a while now and have found it to be slightly uninspiring.

I bought it, like everything I buy on a budget and it was the most cost effective way to get that prophet sound that I craved. The polyphony does not really bother me and I see it as an asset more than a hindrance as many vintage synths only have 4 or 5 voices.

However the dry signal sounds very uninspiring in comparison to my modern synths which have great effects.

Being of a certain age and a synth nerd since the very early 80s I wanted a digital multi effects and go old skool.

I didn't want a quadraverb (had one, didn't like it) SPX90 (too metallic) and decided upon the lexicon lpx200.

Now with this combination my mind has been blown and it makes the tetra sound many times more expensive.

I may make a you tube to demonstrate if I get enough interest

I have just released my latest single Lost in the moment.

Growing up and playing in bands during the 1980s it was clear to me that this was indeed the pinnacle of both pop music and music production.

I took it upon myself to write, perform, arrange, produce, mix and master an album that I think I would have bought and loved in the 80s in a similar vein to what I used to love about it.

Allot of the music I liked has since become classics.

Please note that other than the artwork (making the music from scratch is enough for me) no ai has been used in any aspect of this recording.

It was recorded one take at a time on my vintage analogue synths and hardware samplers (as I would have been)

I would like some feedback on what you think of any aspect of this track and what today's audience think.

https://open.spotify.com/album/1Xg1tdyNNKkCrYqPBDR2Sq?si=tEm33rEPQxC6obw9ZiYcpQ&utm\_source=copy-link