100_PERCENT ROEMER

Reverb and delay on the vocals is on point! Banger of a track you got here.

Over the years I've come to really love working with FL frequency splitter. It allows the user to take any track/waveform, split it into three user-defined frequency bands, and then "send" those bands to individual sends for further processing while at the same time retaining the original waveform. In short, instant triple-band parallel processing! I don't do much remixing but I do enjoy taking my old track waveforms and playing with them to see what they can become with a little slowing and alteration of the fundamental pitch for A (A = 432hz and 528hz FTW). I took an old track that, for whatever reason, came out perfectly mixed (to my ears at least) and reduced it down further to its most basic components, removed the kick drum entirely but left the 808, and had some fun with it. Happy with it before, and happy with it even more. Also, famisynth is the only synth you need in life. Original track: A=432hz Frequency split: entire track pitched down by a perfect 4th with A reset to 528hz

this flp is boned (PART 1 of 2)

(screen cap of .flp at original 96 bpm) (track at 102.074 bpm with A = 432hz) these tracks are not HOTPOCKETS.wav

A perfect take on a perfect track. Loved the little background FX samples too. Made the atmosphere all-encompassing. Great stuff.

Absolutely loving the detuned lead synth on this mix. Simultaneously upbeat and gritty at the same time. What a fun interpretation!

Fun mashup, the chrono trigger/cross mix was great

Vibrate in unity with the 528hz Solfeggio frequency of Love while listening to one hour of resonant clownhorns. Enlightenment awaits.

This 528Hz impure tone mashup is my Magnum Opus. Only one hour of 528Hz pure tone clownhorns can top this masterpiece.

The intro and subsequent sections have a vibe kinda like the factory theme song from Super Mario RPG: LotSS Loving it. Great stuff!

Oh man, you gotta add Famisynth to the list! Not only is it 8-bit heaven, it's 100% free. http://mu-station.chillout.jp/plugins/FAMISYNTH-II/index.html

“Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.” Frank Herbert, Dune 1965.