keith303 - no sign of sine?

this is my entry for the "One-Synth-Challenge#69".

written and mixed with renoise 3.0 and 16 instances of “X-Jupitae Flexoid by CK_Modules” , a freeware VSTi, as the only source of sound.

external VST(fx) used: 1x TAL-DUB II, 4x epicVerb, 2x TAL-Reverb III, 2x Karma FX Deelay, 3x TDR Feedback Compressor, 3x Arguru Stardust, 1x Sanford Bass Tightener

renoise internal DSP used: numerous Filters, EQs, Lofimats, Multitap Delays, Gates, Exciters and a couple of meta devices (for automation purposes).

Renoise EQ10, Exciter and Maximizer on the master track.

Really like your music

The more I listen to your tracks, the more I love your sound. Fantastic melodies in this ( as I said on soundcloud).

With stardust, what are using it for? On buses? Never found I’ve used it very well despite the recommendations

Very nice track, really enjoyed it.

No criticisms, just loved it. Great music & solid production.

Nice, warm sound! Love especial the 1st quarter with the melodies. Maybe pitch the whole song 2 semitones up? EDIT: Oh sorry, it’s already 1st dec, so pointless suggestion.

@everyone

thanks for taking the time to write down your thoughts !

@Lethargik

in this tune, stardust is acting as a limiter on the main chord track (in order to tame the amplitude on the parts where the filters open completely) and as some slight parallel compression on the drums (kick / percs).

don’t remember the 3rd instance without looking it up right now :slight_smile:

there are probably better sounding compressors even in the freeware realms nowadays (whereas for example, TDR compressor is too gentle, even with the most extreme settings in some cases), but throughout the years, it has become a trustworthy companion i feel home with.

thanks for your feedback !

@jurek

not pointless at all. i’m always interested in improving a song’s sound, no matter if it’s for a contest or not.

wonder what made you think that it’s too low-pitched? just a stomach thing?

@jurek

not pointless at all. i’m always interested in improving a song’s sound, no matter if it’s for a contest or not.

wonder what made you think that it’s too low-pitched? just a stomach thing?

Hey, yes just form stomach. Sounds a little too deep from feeling, thought could be improve melodic freshness… Maybe I am wrong :slight_smile:

Great track, Keith. Easily the best entry in the contest. :slight_smile: You’re damn good!

@jurek

i just gave the +2 transpose a try… think i should’ve done it in the first place, as i got used to the current pitch to an extent where i can’t seem to adjust to the changed sonic characteristics of a transpose up by two half tones.

@Mivo

cheers! :slight_smile:

I downloaded it and play it a couple of times every day. :walkman:

Awesome track! Music grasps and takes a listener to its light and peaceful stream. Both instrumental and technical parts are up to the mark. Main tune gives birth to the melodic branches resembling the arms of the river, which along with maternal stream run into the large sound sea to merge in the endless sound ocean. Music sounds extremely poetic producing bright visions in one’s head.

@f+d+k & redpanda13

thank you sirs !

so glad there’s people enjoying it to the same or similar extent as “regular” music. :slight_smile: