34 tracks by DanielB
This is completely different to my usual music. I have no idea where it came from.
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This was originally supposed to be produced entirely on analogue synths, hence the name. However, in the end it didn't turn out quite as I expected.
I think that if you like Jean Michel Jarre, you'll like this too.
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This is what happens when technology lets you down.
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THis is another exploration of the piano and super saw genre.
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This is the first ever track I have done in Logic on the Mac!
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This piece was played entirely on the Fairlight CMI iPad app, and mixed in Ableton Live.
Jean Michel Jarre eat your heart out!
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This piece is based around a talking patch that I made for the Korg Radias.
Is this the first time I've done something that's not synth-pop?
Updated 28/8/2011
Updated 29/8/2011
Updated 9/9/2011 (twice)
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This started out with the rhythm, and then it took me a month to find a tune to go with it.
I used three synths: my Mopho, Matrix 1000, and a great deal more Roland JP8000 than I originally intended.
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This is the first outing for my new Roland JP8000.
What better way to introduce it than with the magnificent supersaw waveforms?
Updated 20/2/2011
Updated 1/5/2011
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The synths kind of wrote this one themselves.
Updated 16/1/2011.
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This piece is mostly played on the MFB Microzwerg, hence the name.
Other instruments used incluse the Roland JX-8P and the Emu Emax II.
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This track is played entirely on the DSI Mopho analogue monophonic synthesizer.
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This is a new version of New Expression. all the instruments are different, except the lead.
This is the first piece I have ever done in Ableton Live.
Updated 10.9.2010
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Do you miss the 80s?
Go on, admit it; of course you do!
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A good ol' electronic thump . . . .
Updated 23.9.2010
Updated 24.9.2010
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A rather quiet, melancholy piece of electronic music.
Don't let it be said that you can't do emotion on synthesizers . . . .
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Dancy trancy electronic synthpop.
What more could you want?
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