Nuclear Atlantis
A tune built around some distinctly 80s percussion, with sequences manually tapped in.
Next Kontakt
Inspired by a drum loop available in the Kontakt player default free set.
Street Racer
Inspired by the delightfully 80s sountracks of pulp action TV shows like Street Hawk.
Earth Mover
Inspired by an arpeggiated groove in SynthMaster One, this one had such a funky rythmic pattern I had to tap in the drums by hand for the best match.
I Am He and He Is Me
This tune was inspired by a drum loop from Looperman.com user GreenEvny10.
Immortal Contact
My fiancé said the opening arp sound in this one sounded like the theme from an old video game… can you tell which one? Made mostly with the SynthMaster One VST.
Heart Topper
A fun, upbeat tune inspired by rhythms from Looperman user milostubbsmusic along with a selection of arps, pads and leads from the SynthMaster One VST.
Flavius Maximus
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
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”.
Moo Juice
This tune was built as a test run for a new studio hardware upgrade. During this test, I discovered that none of my VST plugins worked, so it’s made entirely from the sounds that come with my preferred DAW, MuLab.