Syntakt standalone music

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DJ Krush vibessss on this one

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The last part was made in Reaper though…

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Made a cover of a Philip Glass piece, Mishima / Closing

Pretty basic but I really enjoy the melody and didn’t want to overdo it :slightly_smiling_face:

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Still getting used to the Electron / Syntakt workflow but now a couple of weeks in I can definitely say it’s a sweet machine! <3

This is a little post work Jam, mistakes included of course

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SOME 197 8-STEP MADNESS!!!

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From last night short jam session :smiling_face:

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A dark ambient drone improvisation from earlier today using three SY CHIP tracks and HH LAB. Absolutely no post-processing, just pure Syntakt goodness!

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Made this one in bed lastnight

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I’ve made this minimal melodic techno (or whatever) around new machines from 1.3 firmware

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Very refreshing stuff up above. Always nice to listen to something else for a mental reset.

Great update from Elektron. Justv sharing my try at the new machines (BD Acoustic + SY Chip) plus some of the older ones. Thanks for listening.

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Nice job! Really gives off a stealth section in a video game kinda vibe

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Syntakt Stab Fun :slight_smile:

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Who needs a Digitone 2

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Listened twice, sounds wonderful :heart:

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super cool :slight_smile: for reverse engineering its code, did you rely on static analysis only or did you actually debug its code as well using a monitor etc? I’d be curious to learn about the tools you’ve used in the process!

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Thanks <3

I disassembled it very roughly and then reverse engineered it by hand, back to how the source would have been. Then compiled it again, meaning I could change things and try different settings, debug etc, never leaving the C64 world. Used tools - JC64Dis, Kick Assembler, Vice, and an editor.

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