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dry as a bone [blue][big]mr yesterday's
deep purple flashback
or maybe vanilla fudge[/big][/blue]
wanted to import and vicitmize some midi track...
end of the game i was listening to some old incomplete projects gathering dust on the hard drive and found an old song idea that i did with my step da...
a lonely man very fine vocals from sackjo, underlaid with a mournful repetitive synth. ,media,remix,bpm_095_100,non_commercial,audio,mp3,44k,stereo,vb...
"rocavaco - the noise of art" micromix a techno live looping show entirely based on the the noise of art by rocavaco. ,media,remix,bpm_140_145,non_com...
she loves strawberries ... lovely warm may we have had in the uk
a time to eat strawberries in the sun ,sample,media,bpm_075_080,non_commercial,au...
dont jump six instances of ts substance with a drum track from powerdrums.com excellent vst.
don t jump; you can make it through ! ,sample,media,bpm_...
heart with your name (carl icon remix) here's a remix of kara's classic song. the first time i heard it i immediately thought i must synthpop this. al...
far away from here [blue][b][big]synth&pella[/big][/b][/blue]
for fun, started noodling layers of synth voices over urmymuse drums. then looked f...
live in my room with porchcat - back through the stars micromix 26.05.2108 a live looping techno entirely based on back through the stars by porchcat....
live in my room with porchcat - back through the stars micromix 26.05.2108 a live looping techno entirely based on "back through the stars" by porchca...
age of ai age of ai written using the g7 chord, with vocals by kara square
the tune is written around delays with layers of echoes building up into ...
robot adaption as this is about robots i thought a vocoder would help. just a bit of fun. i would have liked to work on this a little longer but it's...
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