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Oh wow - cool. Thank you for checking it out - glad you enjoy it : ) have a good week. Cheers, Ni

Really appreciate that : ) Thank you for checking out my music. Have a great day 😎

Hey : ) Tomorrow I have a new song coming out : ) And I have a bunch of unreleased for a new album in the near future. Thanks for always listening and your support : )

@@NiElsir Happy to hear that, we want you to know that we love your work so much, and really hope you comeback with new masterpiece!

Thank you - me too sometimes : ) have a great week!

<3 Cheers : ) I experience these changes in song perception depending on the weather too - always though it was amazing how it can change how it feels. Thank you for sharing and have a good day : ) Cheers

Hey Dallasjb - few times in the past yes : ) though it has been a while ☺

@@NiElsir that's awesome!

@@NiElsir Definitely deserved btw 😍

@@Dallasjb Cheers Dallasjb! Hopefully again in the future :)

Hey, appreciate the kind words - Tycho's early work was a big part of my life during 2012-2013, no doubt it has influenced me. Thank you for listening and the love <3 :) Have a good day

!Brigadão! : ) Thank you so much - I really appreciate what you have said, and thank you for all the kind words. It means a lot :). ☺

Hey, thank you for listening and your support : ) Oh, that is kind of a tricky one as these songs were made over the span of a few years and use a lot of different equipment. I buy and sell a lot of hardware looking for inspiration - the OB-6 was probably my all time favourite synth - I now have a Hydrasynth which I really like too - though for slightly different reasons. I would like an OB-6 again for sure though. I have had the MPC1000 for a LONG time, I bought that back in 2005 or 2006 or something like that, but now I don't use it much and not really for any creative purposes - more just for playing around etc. To be honest, most of my sounds and ideas get consolidated and finalised on the computer in Ableton and many ideas, even if they started on hardware synths or external equipment will end up being chopped and changed a lot once recorded into the computer - and sometimes I completely replace the parts, or they don't end up in the finished song. They are really used for starting points, ideas and inspiration but absolutely not a requirement for me to get any particular sound or anything like that. At one point I had a very complicated setup with a lot of equipment all controlled with an external MIDI hub and everything wired into the computer (Audio) via a mixer and ADAT interface - but really that was just for a little while and the complexity of the setup, the cables and space required don't really suit me or my little studio space - I find it quite intimidating. So now I have a much more simplified setup - essentially everything runs from Ableton and I only have the Hydrasynth connect with midi and audio in/out. Most sounds and ideas, as I was saying above I put together in Ableton and go from there. For the sound, it is a lot of experimentation and failed demos - always searching for something that sounds meaningful enough to continue working on, that takes a long time and many many failed attempts to be honest. I am no genius or wizard with that - it's just rolling the dice until it lands on the right number : ) hope that is some clarity - have a good day and thank you again : )

Unrelated - is your profile photo from La Planete Sauvage?? Fantastic soundtrack to that ☺

Oh hey dude, thank you so much again for your kind words and encouragement. Appreciate you listening and taking the time to write such a nice comment. Cheers

Glad you like it! Thank you for listening and your kind words! :)

@@NiElsir You are so underrated, I have played this piece so many times now, is probably now my favorite. You really need more recognition, man! Btw the part 3:34 hits so hard

Glad you enjoy that one : ) thanks erklng

Cheers : ) appreciate the kind words 😀

@NiElsir no worries buddy keep going your doing great 👑

Hey : ) thank you for listening and the thoughtful comment! It's much appreciated. ☺

Thank you so much for listening and the encouraging comment. ☺ I have always enjoyed mixing so I am glad you noticed : ) ☺ Cheers dude

Cheers amir15turbo! Thank you for the kind words : )

Hi jjohn - thank you so much! Really happy you enjoyed the set. Have a great day! : )

Appreciate the kind words so much! Thank you for checking it out : )

Hi Oceans780, thank you so much for listening ! : )

My man! Appreciate that a lot brother. If anyone is reading this and hasn't yet seen Division Street's set from VSTV Vol1 - you should go check it out. Incredible work!

@@NiElsir "Lets listen to this proud professor of music telling a radio audience about.."

@@NiElsir ❤

Hey Project, thank you again dude! Really appreciate you listening and checking it out <3 👍

Hey Johnsmith - appreciate the kind words and support a lot! Cheers : ), I am not sure the budget would stretch to include your request though 😂. Cheers dude, have a good week!

Cheers Phaseriffic - appreciate the support and you checking out the set : )

Cheers dude - appreciate that! : ) Thank you for watching / listening to the set

: ) thank you! Always appreciate your support <3 thank you so much 👍

Cheers Repdetect, thanks for listening and you support!

Thank you : ) I will do my best. Cheers

Yea !! Should be cool and the perhaps the start of something more frequent :) Thanks dude

Hey Project! Wow, thank you so much for the kind words - I really appreciate you sharing that story and what this song means to you. It really means a lot to hear that and I am very happy that you like it so much. Cheers dude, all the best to you!

Thank you : )

Hey, thank you for the kind and supportive comment : ) appreciate that greatly. That's a good question actually, I don't listen to very much strict "synthwave" but definitely some songs that fall into that world but I think most of the influences would be more from chillwave music from the last 15 years and general electronic music (I listen to a lot of various styles and genres). I will do my best to keep making and releasing more music : ) thank you again for the great comment. Cheers

Thank you - appreciate that : )

Hey, thanks Liam! I am still releasing and making music yes : ) Have some unreleased music that will be coming out this year! Thank you for listening, really appreciate it. ☺

Thank you : ) appreciate you listening and the nice comment! 😎

No need to thank me, thank you for listening : )

@@NiElsir i definitely have to !! Keep going ;)

Thank you so much 😀glad you like it - appreciate the kind words : )

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks dude - that is good to hear 😎👍

Cheers for listening and your support! : )

Thank you :)

Hi there Journ_nourj, thank you very much for saying that. I appreciate your thoughtful comment and encouraging words a lot. I did not know that track by Carbon Based Lifeforms, I just listened to it (yesterday and again today) - it's very nice, honoured to be in the same bracket with it. Thank you again and have a great day. Cheers

Hola, buenos días desde Burgos : ) Thank you so much for your comment, and kind words. Of course, no problem asking some questions 👍. Good question, Aeon is an example (there are a few like this) which has two basslines - one is from a synthesiser and the other from a bass guitar. Sometimes only the bassline from the synthesiser is playing, and at some points, I use the bass guitar to add additional melodies in the bassline while the synth bass holds a deep and subtle tone. I believe in Aeon, the bass guitar is actually virtual - from samples. I think I used Trillian from Spectrasonics - with a lot of saturation, compressions, and tape emulation on the signal. 👍 Thank you again for the thoughtful comment. Cheers

Hey, thank you so much for the kind words and for listening and supporting my music. Really means a lot! Cheers ☺👍

Brendy!!!! Wow man, thank you for that : ) 😍 appreciate the support dude.

Hey Maritime_Synth, thank you for the nice and thoughtful comment - wow dude, it means a lot that you look to my music as inspiration, I don't really see myself as an inspiration to others, as I am always looking to others to inspire myself also, it's nice to hear that my work inspires you though. That means a lot. Just keep making sounds and working on it, it's a slow process that requires a lot of mental investment and time - but it will get easier and the results and the music gets better and better, you learn a little bit at a time and apply that and keep moving forward in that way : ) Cheers dude and thanks again for the nice comment - good luck to you and your music also. Ni

Hey, thanks for listening - nice to hear that it has invoked such a feeling : ) that makes me proud to know that something I created can have that effect. Many thanks for listening again, and the nice comment. Cheers : )

:) Cheers, glad you like it. I have listened to a lot of Tycho's music over the years and really like it so I have no doubt that I am influenced by his music in some way - honoured to be compared to it : ) Thank you

Hey dude, thank you so much for the nice comment and the encouraging words : ) I really appreciate that. ☺ Electronic Gems has been good for me - they have shared a few of my songs over the years which is great <3. I will keep working on new music and hope to be on there again one day : ) Thank you again for the nice comment - have a good day!