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:
Telecommunication Breakdown
Built using a collection of samples from Looperman.com with a smattering of MuLab, Surge XT and Monster Drums instruments sandwiched in. Watch this song being made with highlights from the TranSan Labs live stream:
La La Bon Bong
This one was built mostly from sounds available in the Surge XT VST, with a little help from Monster Drums and a reverse cymbal WAV sample.
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.
A Windy Day in Whisperville
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.
Brandon’s Lunar Odyssey
Made with a Chrystal Pad synth in Kontakt, Hydro Lead Light in Syntronik, Distant Majestic Lead in Vital, SEQ Elements in Synthmaster Player, Swept Away in Crystal Soft Synth, and horns in BBC Symphony Orchestra, all pulled along a throbbing rhythm generated by the Tattoo Percussion Synthesizer. Other assorted instruments from MuLab DAW and strings from a Yamaha P115 digital piano.
A Song of Earth and Wind
Here’s a sprightly tune built around a melodic bass line featuring the u-he TyrellN6 VST plugin preset “Oddy Wow”. With a few other virtual instruments and drum loop sandwiched in, as always.
Christmas Cookies
Here’s a Christmassy tune perfect for your holiday video projects. A moderate tempo modern rhythm under sparkling bell synths and sleigh bells, occasionally sprinkled with twinkling piano and steam pops.
Mortal Contact
Here’s a tune that starts off with a driving synth loop from Looperman artist Twistedloop, followed closely by a pumpin’ beat by Fanto8BC. Throw in some arps, booms and crashes, and you have a 90s-flavoured song well suited to action video games.