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Topic: A little bit Outer Space Music with Syngural

Outer Space - The region beyond Earth's atmosphere, a near-vacuum containing celestial bodies. Definitely affects the sound (-270 C).

So, here it is, in a ”space karaoke place” far away year 2099.

A little bit of ”Physical modelling meets cosmic sound design”

In my imagination, in the music, an accident occured at the end of music.. an explosion. A drone, which chose its own path to the target and which we could not detect because new technology, made the drone reach the space karaoke room without being detected (new technology which is frightening, like the new drones in Ukraine).
The new solution does not require satellites. Now you can bypass GPS jamming with a new method. So it is Impossible to stop the drone!

This is the only music that "survived". 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...0-%202.mp3


All the best, everyone

Stig

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very cool Stig.  definitely has the outer space vibe.

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quelle histoire! encore une fois une très belle utilisation de toutes les possibilités de Syngular, seule remarque, je trouve la fin un peu abrupte.
Bravo

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Re: A little bit Outer Space Music with Syngural

Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

Outer Space - The region beyond Earth's atmosphere, a near-vacuum containing celestial bodies. Definitely affects the sound (-270 C).

So, here it is, in a ”space karaoke place” far away year 2099.

A little bit of ”Physical modelling meets cosmic sound design”

In my imagination, in the music, an accident occured at the end of music.. an explosion. A drone, which chose its own path to the target and which we could not detect because new technology, made the drone reach the space karaoke room without being detected (new technology which is frightening, like the new drones in Ukraine).
The new solution does not require satellites. Now you can bypass GPS jamming with a new method. So it is Impossible to stop the drone!

This is the only music that "survived". 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...0-%202.mp3


All the best, everyone

Stig

Love it!  One of my favorites of yours. Is this all Syngular?

Ken

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Re: A little bit Outer Space Music with Syngural

I’m not quite sure how to put this into words.

When I was a child, I was deeply impressed by Isao Tomita’s synthesizer recordings, such as The Planets, and in junior high school, I even built my own analog synthesizer.

With that background, your performance really struck me.
My sincere admiration to you.

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budo wrote:

very cool Stig.  definitely has the outer space vibe.


Thank you budo. Nice kind comment.

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bernard wrote:

quelle histoire! encore une fois une très belle utilisation de toutes les possibilités de Syngular, seule remarque, je trouve la fin un peu abrupte.
Bravo

Merci beaucoup Bernard pour ton commentaire positif et gentil. J'apprécie que tu aies écouté ma musique. La fin abrupte est due à l'explosion du drone, qui a fait disparaître la salle de karaoké instantanément.

Bien cordialement,

Stig


Thank you so much, Bernard, for your kind and positive feedback. I appreciate you listening to my music. The abrupt ending was due to the drone exploding, which made the karaoke room disappear instantly.

Best wishes,

Stig

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kencarlino wrote:
Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:

Outer Space - The region beyond Earth's atmosphere, a near-vacuum containing celestial bodies. Definitely affects the sound (-270 C).

So, here it is, in a ”space karaoke place” far away year 2099.

A little bit of ”Physical modelling meets cosmic sound design”

In my imagination, in the music, an accident occured at the end of music.. an explosion. A drone, which chose its own path to the target and which we could not detect because new technology, made the drone reach the space karaoke room without being detected (new technology which is frightening, like the new drones in Ukraine).
The new solution does not require satellites. Now you can bypass GPS jamming with a new method. So it is Impossible to stop the drone!

This is the only music that "survived". 

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...0-%202.mp3


All the best, everyone

Stig

Love it!  One of my favorites of yours. Is this all Syngular?

Ken

Thank you ken, very kind comment. I'm, as they say, over the moon. . Yes ken, this is Syngular 100%. (+ a reverb from my DAW.)

Best wishes,

Stig

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Re: A little bit Outer Space Music with Syngural

Triton wrote:

I’m not quite sure how to put this into words.

When I was a child, I was deeply impressed by Isao Tomita’s synthesizer recordings, such as The Planets, and in junior high school, I even built my own analog synthesizer.

With that background, your performance really struck me.
My sincere admiration to you.

Thank you so much Triton for your comment. It means a lot to me.
I really appreciate you taking the time to read, listen and give comment. I’m happy!

Best wishes,

Stig