u/simesky

Loved this melody ever since I was playing the game as a kid, I think it influenced me across time :)

It's been a while and I forgot that I had this after the mission ending at the airport, lol.

Made a small Kavinsky tribute on the Yamaha PSS-380.

Cheap FM organ sound into a Lexicon MPX 500 for chorus and reverb, night-drive solemn mood...

More moody with this bunch of 90's tech (and modern recording and FX, lol)

Was surprised to find the Terios in there, you just had to scroll in the list, doh! Had great times with the car, pretty charming little 4x4 for what it was...

I love re-discovering forgotten "gems" like this :)

Bit of trickery to fit the Take Five groove over the PS1 fixed 4/4 grid. Yamaha FM keyboard PSS-380 for the custom solo sound.

Used the Yamaha PSS-595 for the piano melody on top of looped layers of bass and wah wah sounds, also from the PSS. Added acoustic looped guitar and electric guitar ambience, quite a fun project so far.

Weekend fun while learning to program songs on the Yamaha QY100. Such a nifty and beefy lil' box! It has even a guitar input and sim (used it to play along and come up with this riff actually, but not on the actual recording here).

It was interesting to compare textures and quite a challenge to play the faster sequence by hand.

wait for the transition 👀

Started with a minimalist type of riff on cheap keyboards, ended with full blown 80's buddy movie production, lol.

stitched together two recent “signal” fragments — one more rhythmically unstable, the other smoother and strangely emotional

started as a minimalist toy keyboard riff experiment and then drifted into a retro broadcast theme territory, it escalated quickly :)

Had some Reich-esque minimalist fun with the Casio SA-38 and a Lexicon MPX 500 for the delay.

Continuation of the Koyaanisqatsi inspired series of lil' vids. More in the comments if the post will go through this time :)

Little side jam while working on a full Koyaanisqatsi analog synth extravaganza, inspired by the recent lunar approach. With all the craziness of the upcoming long vid, this grounded moment was a well needed antidote :)