Halloween 3001
A theme inspired by the theme of the Halloween movies and the variation on it Moby vs. Eniac used in their great track “Smoke This”, which was released on the “Save the Robots” ‘Members of Mayday compilation.
Spooky stuff!
A theme inspired by the theme of the Halloween movies and the variation on it Moby vs. Eniac used in their great track “Smoke This”, which was released on the “Save the Robots” ‘Members of Mayday compilation.
Spooky stuff!
A sad track with very melancholic harmonies and downbeat drums. My sister’s favourite of my songs.
A simulated analog synthesizer with 24 voices and up to 16 parts. Lots of tweaking, and each new release of its operating system brought new possibilities, such as additional LFOs and many more.
I just love designing a sound by tweaking one of those mutliple-dozen knobs. Also works really well as a vocoder and effects processor. Markus Schrodt and me used it as a vocoder, for example, in our “Das Model” Cover (to be posted soon).
A good article summarizing the features can be found at amazona.de (German).
Highly recommended for people searching for a fun 1st, 2nd or 3rd synth!
An experiment of trying to recreate the “picked” melody of the Knight Rider Theme turned into a whole track.
I think I managed to recreate that sound pretty well, and also the lead melody came out right. In the end it became very little of a reconstruction, but a very groovy cover of the Knight Rider Theme.
This was my very first track entirely produced and performed live using a Nintendo Gray Gameboy and LSDJ, and I consider it one of my best.
It was originally performed at the Kunsthauspassage Wien, at a Club Beton event.
A chilly, down-beat track which also happens to be the first one I got to sell. Considered by many of my friends as the ideal background music for a productive study session.
A song I wrote with Markus Schrodt of dot.matrix, him on the Gameboy and the Commodore 64, and me on my Roland MC505. Funky, fun tune with a name to suit the occasion 😉
The first Gameboy track to be uploaded on the new site – and for good reason! One of my favourite original tunes, written & performed live on one gray Nintendo Gameboy.
Happy, breakbeaty, hoppy, tweety.
Original:
[audio:nexxyz_-_Dark_Resurrection_Original_Mix.mp3]
D’n’B Variation:
[audio:nexxyz_-_Dark_Resurrection_DnB_Mix.mp3]
A trance track plus a D’n’B variation of the same track. In fact, the two tracks are almost identical, except for substitution of the beat and bassline and a higher speed in the D’n’B variation.
The variation was written as proof that trance and D’n’B are really not that different, and won me a bet about just that topic.
After finally getting a decent host (One.com), installing a system for my site (WordPress) as well as some plugins for it, adapting those plugins and a nice theme to match a look I (and hopefully also you) can live with, I’m slowly starting to add my songs to the site.
So expect more and more songs to appear during the next days, in order of my personal preference.
Enjoy!