Sick. Crank those circuit bent sounds!
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These are great. I would dig a series of playlists from all of these on their various platforms to just hit play and get to work while listening.
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Whoa this has some serious dissonance/tension. I can’t help but want it to be in a soundtrack. Rad.
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A funky little beat from the PE Machine!
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Ostinato 4
This Old Skool Berliner Schule style track was written using Ableton Live’s arpeggiator and Punch and Dirty Lead.
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A really remarkable piece, possibly the best I’ve heard on this thread. Thank you.
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Thanks, I’m glad you like it.
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@Jos and @d42kn355 -these are both fantastic. I get a very Babba O’Reilly vibe from the Ostinato 4 and the PE Machine demo takes me back to the finest 70’s art pieces but with a drum machine.
This here is just an excerpt to demo a Blender loop I was proud of, and experiment with a new pseudonym. (Fitting in retrospect having tagged another 1337 above.)
Drumbrute Impact, Mini D on the arpeggios, OB-6 handling the heavy metal and everything else is the Tetr4 in Cubase 10.
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Yeah, this one is just fantastic, @Jos.
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I didn’t know this song, so I listened to it. It never ceases to amaze me what people hear in someone’s music. Nice blender graphics !
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I got a hint of Manuel Göttsching’s e2-e4:
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Ha, I didn’t know this artist, nor the track. I like it a lot. Thnx for sharing.
If you like this kind of music, then maybe you should check out music by Bernd Kistenmacher, e.g. “Ein seltener Moment schöner Überstimmung”. And his track: “Beauty Lights” has similar accordeon-like chords as those that characterize e2-e4.
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Oh, now we’re doing comparisons, I meant to say that your piece sounded like something by Tangerine Dream or Klaus Schulze. I assume this is intentional since you refer to Berliner Schule and these artists were prominent in the development of the Berlin strain of Kosmische.
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Yes, my music is indeed strongly influenced by Schulze et al.
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Ostinato 01
Some classical Electronic music.
After not having made music for many, many years, and jamming with an arpeggiator in Ableton for a few minutes, I came up with this track using Ableton’s arpeggiator and Punch and Dirty Lead. This reignited my love for making music and it started the Ostinato series.
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Ok here goes, first share. This is one I wrote earlier this year, dedicated to a german friend (hence the title). It’s synthwave-y-ish.
{edit} just realised Discourse doesn’t auto-parse links
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Looks like it did? Or what does “auto-parse” mean? Discourse expands YouTube and other links if you drop them in as text, on a line for itself, but not if you add them using the “hyperlink” thing (control-K). Links you add in a paragraph (e.g. https://youtu.be/5J5A8oCHz6Q) are linked but not expanded.
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i dig this! 
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'twas my bad, originally had the link in the same line - it worked fine once it was on its own line 
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It really is a pretty recording isn’t it?
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