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So I stumbled across some vinyl given to me from my late grandmother (RIP) and decided to create a new 3 part series based off this 70s Brooklyn, NY native pops conductor/pianist with fire!

Create truly hard-hitting and melodic techno tracks with the Floorkiller Techno Serum Preset Pack. Be the one whose music moves audiences from London to Stockholm.

Immerse yourself and your audience in the emotional atmosphere and new dimension of senses with the Avantgarde Serum preset pack. Create your own melodic techno beats and indulge your soul with this captivating experience.

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I remade all the tracks from the famous Nokia game “Bounce Tales”.

String Theory for Continuo 1 is cinematic preset pack for sci-fi themes of both the modern and the vintage era: huge spaces, cosmic leads, extraterrestrial special effects, heavily modulated, organic pulses are the keywords here.

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Walked through a garage tune that I'm working on and demonstrate how I use spatial FX and filtering to create smooth transitions in between sections of a song.

This week continues from last week's 70s Brooklyn NY series artist album feature with more a rendition of a Beatles classic

Here's part 3 of the 70s Brooklyn, NY series artist/album feature with a movie soundtrack all-time classic!

So this week is for those who wanna go left field with their beats or in other words out the box on some other early 70 West Germany ish LOL

Anime music is the theme for this week featuring a legendary Japanese composer with fire!

Rather than using traditional digital oscillators, Polygrade uses waveforms recorded from hardware synthesizers. These are then recorded and degraded via tape cassette machines, before being housed within Polygrade. Presets use a variety of input samples, designed to further enhance the tape sound.

Here's part 2 of the sick 70s British library music continued from previous week.

This week is part 3 of the sick 70s British library music series so have fun. Will definitely have to do more!

DJ Merci puts forward this sample pack as a look into what makes his music so warm and rough. That in part is owed to his use and love of one of the most iconic drum machines of our generation, the legendary MPC 3000.