Inspired by a wicked loop created by Looperman creator @wesleywebbers, along with some MuLab synths, Monster Drums, Analog Lab V, Surrealistic MG-1 Plus, Odin 2 and Sonatina Choir sandwiched in. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
This song is an exploration of sounds available from the Odin II VST synth, with a smattering of MuDrums, Monster Drums and a few MuLab synths sandwiched in. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
Made with software instrumentals available in the free, open-source VST “Surge XT”, with a little help from Monster Drums and MuLab synths sandwiched in. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
An up-beat “transanitized” version of Canada’s national anthem. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
A modern remake of a tune I originally recorded way back in 2001. Made with Monster Drums, Mono Fury, OB-Xd, SynthMaster Player, Yamaha P-115 Digital Piano and a smattering of instruments from MuLab, including 808 kit.
A jaunty little tune inspired by the stylings of Harold Faltermeyer (“Axel-F”). Featuring sounds from Spitfire Labs “Classic Synths” pack, Monster Drums, Mono Fury, Sonatina Choir, Analog V “Clean Funk Clav” and the Yamaha P-115 “Strings”.
Made with Love-Fi 3 Lite, LANDR Chromatic, SINE Player, Monster Drums, OB-Xd and a smattering of MuLab instruments.
Made with instruments from MuLab, Blue Arp and the Casio CTK-650.
Composed entirely of hardware synths in my studio collection, including a Yamaha MM6, Yamaha YTP-320, Roland D-5 and Casio CTK-650. No VST synths, with the exception of a simple kick drum from Monster Drums VST. I thought this was going to be a simple session… no fussing around with VSTs, just all readily accessible hardware
Made with a collection of MuLab sounds, some controlled by BlueArp VST, as well as sounds from BBC Symphony Orchestra (Spitfire Audio), Fluid Soundfont, OB-Xd VST and MonsterDrums.