Transistor Sandwich

Flavius Maximus

shape of gladiator against a space nebula background

This tune was made with a rhythm and auto-accompaniment generated by the Optimus MD-1600 keyboard, driving software instruments loaded into MuLab including Monster Drums, Analog Lab V, OB-Xd, Surge XT and a few built-in MuLab synths.

Plop Goes the World

planet impacting giant force field in space

Here’s a tune that is of the most delightful piece of cheese! Constructed solely from a 90s-era portable keyboard, the Optimus MD-1600. This is the type of keyboard you would have found in a Radio Shack during the holiday season. And oh, what a perfect fit for the TranSan Studio! It has its strengths, it has its weaknesses… but it inspired this tune, crafted from the rhythm and auto accompaniment pattern “World Pop”.

Tachyon Pulse

rays of light streaking through a space nebula

An up-tempo tune with some initial 90s flare, inspired by a beat from Looperman artist @milostubbsmusic. PREVIEW

Loose the Metaltron

creepy robot on an alien world

Hard rock? Heavy metal? This is very much a keyboard player’s attempt at something resembling either, or both. The result is somewhat PS2-ish. Enjoy! PREVIEW

Electric Organ Donor

human heart with piano keys floating in space

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:

DK BLT

song art for dk blt

Another in the Soundfonts Series, this one paying homage to that video game classic, Donkey Kong Country.

Whiplash 16

song art for whiplash 16

Continuing on with the Exploring Soundfonts series, here is a tribute to the Nintendo 64 game console, featuring a the Glove 64 soundfont by fluidvolt.

Adventures on Snes Island

song art for adventures on snes island

Built entirely from a Soundfont by Fluidvolt called “Yoshi’s Island Soundfont”, a collection of mapped samples taken directly from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The tune has a “sea shanty” flair to it, with a definite vintage video game feel.

Mortal Contact

song art for 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.

Tamagotcha

song art for tamagotcha

This tune is built upon a noticeably nineties theme, an organ riff reminiscent to the cheesy pop hits of the 90s.

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