Electric Organ Donor
A perky, upbeat tune that opens with a late 90’s flair. Featuring loops from Looperman artists Cufool and TimRedGamerYT, and instruments from MuLab, MonsterDrums, Analog Lab V, and Surge XT. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
AdrenaLynn
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:
Flight to Valhalla
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:
Crystal Clear
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:
Oh Canada (Transanitized)
An up-beat “transanitized” version of Canada’s national anthem. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
Pride (2024)
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.
Gearbox-L
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”.
Discobobulate
Made with Love-Fi 3 Lite, LANDR Chromatic, SINE Player, Monster Drums, OB-Xd and a smattering of MuLab instruments.
Tossed in the Water
Made with instruments from MuLab, Blue Arp and the Casio CTK-650.
Fargo’s Frenzie
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 keys within reach. But this experiment turned into a nightmare when I tried to route MIDI to and from, so I could have the flexibility to use quantization. The MIDI routing created so many more problems than I’d expected. But I must admit, the end result sounded pretty good. Will I try this approach again? Probably not.
