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This is something simple that devolves into barely controlled mayhem. A slow build that moves into entirely different territory than those first few bars. Chain: DigitoneII—>DigitaktII—>Habit—>Onward—>MoodII—>LVX—>MercuryX—>Clean. When I use the Chase Bliss Habit I generally have

This included more Digitakt II, Digitone II and a small snippet of Syntakt. Oh, yeah, the word salad is going through the SP-404mk2. There is a fair amount of Mood II and some use of an Onward. The Habit was in use, but I kept its use pretty subtle and

Two independent tracks drive this creation. The first track was generated using a Digitakt II and a plethora of samples I created as well as some samples that were already onboard the box as it came to me off the shelf. Digitone II synths are layered onto this track and

Robots... and by extension the virtual abstraction of them that we carelessly labeled "AI" (without committee or academic rigor). And derivatives there of. Thematically, this is a fairly straight forward track: Robots are increasingly and forcibly present in our lives. And we appear increasingly powerless to limit them

This is one of three shorter songs I did the other day. For this one I sampled some Logic Pro virtual instruments and vocals into an SP404-Mk2 and then created further samples from those sounds as well as created some vocal samples. The vocals were mostly processed using SP-404MK2’s

Ah, Stuff. You started out as such a simple larvae syntakt  beat.  You grew into a bit of a caterpillar when we added a bunch of blips, beats, and vocals from and SP404-MK2. We mangled you further with a base consisting of a Meris Mercury X and Meris LVX. We