Thank you Mir! I'm very happy to hear you've enjoyed it. And also that I have a recognizable style. I'm really chuffed about that. Thanks mate!

Thanks!

Thank you for your kind words! And I'm very happy to hear you liked it.

@@user-pb3or8hx2o thanks ph3!

Thanks Seb! Having polyrhythms and polymeters can be so much fun! How do you sequence your stuff? DAW or some piece of hardware?

Thanks Dan! Yeah, it does have a lot going on. I I lack the confidence to go "minimal". But I'm glad to hear my "overwhelming forces" melded together well. What is that sequencer you mentioned? The LFO trick on the HH sounds interesting! So I'd love to know.

Thanks, I only have the recording of that pad. No individual samples. But I've uploaded it for you here: www.mediafire.com/file/d05iigo45jma5qt/ElectronicTigerEndlessRoad2600Pad.wav/file Feel free to use it in anyway you see fit. And if you do, please send a link. I'd love to hear it!

@@electronictiger wow, thanks so much! I will definitely post a link when I use it. Thanks again for sharing this with me 👍

I do that every once in a while, and it never lasts long. But for that brief moment when everything is neatly organized it is really nice!

thanks!

That's the spirit, have fun!

Happy to hear you do, yodahunter. Thanks!

Thanks Anthony! Yes, the Kobol is a fantastic little synth. Go for it! It's a lot of fun to play with, and it sounds fantastic.

THanks Nienize! I appreciate reading that.

Thank you eak1da! Happy to surprise you with it. :)

Cool, thanks for letting me know. I've pinned your comment in case if someone else wants to know.

Getting lost in the zone, unaware of the passage of time.

Thanks! I hope your new toy is arriving soon. Have fun!

Thanks you!

Thanks!

Thanks Jaffa, I appreciate hearing that! The GAS never stops. Not for me, anyway. Despite having room full of goodies. The thing is though, as I'm sure you know, it's not how much gear you have. It's what you do with it. I've seen people with rooms full of stuff who create nothing. And kids with a single synth, a drum machine and time & dedication produce magic. I endeavor to be like such a kid. But it's hard. And must be extra so with A.D.H.D, I'm sure. Anyway, stay creative and have fun playing with the toys you've already got. Easier said than done, I know.

Seems to me that what is, or is not hypnotic is highly subjective. If it's not hypnotic for you, that's fine. Different strokes for different folks.

Well it’s more melodic techno to me. But your track on edge absolutely is. It’s subjective. It’s true that a lot people use that term “hypnotic”. Too much. BTW I like this track too.

Thanks sonic! The ARP 2600 is brilliant instrument. I always wanted one ever since learning about them in the 90s. But they were way out of my price range. If Behringer never released their version, I would never have had the pleasure of playing with such a wonderful synth.

Thank you for coming on the journey with me! Happy to hear you've enjoyed the textures.

Thanks mate! Yes, that's spot on. It's really more of a noodle than a complete track. I do have ideas how it could be part of a large piece. With more context and other instruments. A starting point, if you will.

Fair question, maybe not? I think eventually will end up being a part of a bigger piece that will eventually put in the room with us, as you say. Cause I do like the sound of it.

"Sound you can live in" is an excellent description. I definitely had a good time making it. But I do think it needs a bit more. I have ideas for a large piece where this can become part of. But as it stands, I agree that it's nothing more than a fun experiment. Thanks for tuning in!

Thanks Jaffa! I'm very happy to hear that you're liking my stuff. The Edge is an absolute beast. Like you say raw and diverse. As for getting notifications about my videos, you may need to hit that little bell icon somewhere, if you haven't already. But yeah, phones can be a nightmare! Anyway, I'm listening to your CLouDCoVeR right now. Good stuff! Anyways, thanks so much for stepping by, I really appreciate that!

Thank you kindly! Happy to hear you've enjoyed it.

Thanks for the compliment mr DYNAMITE! ;) Yeah, some jams go on longer than they should. But that's part of my project for this year. Record stuff every week. Experiment and try things. And don't worry too much about it being "perfect". By the end of the year I'm going to take all my favorite pieces. And edit them into an album, or something.

Thanks Koos! The Kobol is continuing to scratch my itch even after 5+ months of having it. Anyway, hope you find a new toy to have fun with! Thanks for tuning in.

Yes, exactly that. I recorded the second take while listening to the first. So I'm responding to what is already there. And indeed, the Edge is a monosynth so it can only output a single sound.

Thank you. And yup, the Edge is lovely. I'll try to add some more Edge action to the video pool shortly. Stay tuned! 😄

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Thanks Jon! I listened to the G performance whilst recording the D performance. So it's me responding to what's already there. I chose G and D because they are a perfect 4th apart. So they are consonant together. This would have allowed me to add an additional melody. But I didn't really feel I could fit anything in, so I abandoned that idea. Anyway, I'm sure the Edge would be a lovely accompaniment for your TD-3 and Crave.

@@electronictiger cool, thanks for explaining your approach. Is that a perfect 4th or a perfect 5th though? Not trying to be pedantic, a genuine question as I’m trying to get my head round theory. G up to D a perfect 5th? G down to D a descending perfect 4th? I dunno 😀

@@jonmaddison Sorry, my bad. Indeed, a perfect 5th as the D is higher than the G. I originally started on a lower D but that sounded messy. Too many low frequencies. So I went an octave up. But I didn't change my way of thinking about it. Thanks for pointing it out! I mean that sincerely.

@@electronictiger awesome, I may well do some similar experimenting with my Crave. All the best.

@@jonmaddison Go for it! If you ended up with a video of it be sure to post a link and I'll check it out.

Thanks mate! Yeah, quite so. It is different from things just purely generated inside the computer. I don't think Orchestral Movements In The Dark wrote their song "Electricity" about analog synths. But it might as well have been because it is so apt. In all seriousness, the rawness of the sound is one thing. But the hands one approach is another huge factor. That breaths a lot of life into the pieces as well. And that's something you can achieve with a midi controller and some VSTs.

Thanks BPEMETO! What Behringer synths I would recommend really depend on what music you want to make. But the 2600 is extremely versatile and just generally awesome. And I also love the Kobol Expander. Which has a very different sound. I adore the Pro-1, you can't go wrong with that one. I'm considering its polyphonic brother, the Pro-800. Hope this helps!

​@@electronictiger Thanls! : ) For sure I would get some of these one day, but right now I'm an absolute beginner with analog synths ... I was thinking something more like The Cave and The Edge or TD-3-MO and RD-6. The type of music I want to create is more like in your video. No external keyboard ... just knobs and sound and rhythm : )

​@@BPEMETO Then the Crave and Edge are excellent choices indeed. Go for it! You'll have loads of fun.

@@electronictiger Thanks! : ) And one more thing .... What additional gear would you recommend getting with the synths ? I've just realized that If I have several of them, I'll probably need at least an audio mixer of some kind.

@@BPEMETO An audio interface for sure. Get one with more inputs than you think you'll need. And something to record into, a DAW. Can be anything really. I like Reaper and its inexpensive. And some cables to connect it all. If you've got more money to spend, buy some effect pedals. Delays are your freinds. Can be cheap guitar pedal. Keep your setup small, play, experiment and see what you need next.

Thanks, happy to know you like it!

Cool, I'm genuinely appreciative of you letting me know how you feel. And I'm also curious to why you think it's awful. Not as judgment or anything. Just curious.

My pleasure Krazy Wabbit, thanks for tuning in!

Thank you double oh seven!

@@electronictiger 👍

Thanks!