A Space Age Romance by Buzztler

Release date

2012-02-15

Author

Buzztler

Genre

Synthpop

Description

Some old school brit-synthpop-style ... just dreamed I owned all this freeware synths and effects in the eighties ...

Format

Compressed audio (OGG/MP3)

File size

5.8 MB

Downloaded / played

735 times

Commented

7 times

Rating

9 (4 votes)

License

This work is released under Creative Commons
Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives (by-nc-nd)

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Comments

2012-02-16 09:19

Shytan

2012-02-16 09:19

Awesome work. Melodies, arrangement, the bass, of course. The only thing I'd change would be the hihats (Ers machine used?), but again, that's questionable. So far I like the tune as it is. 9 from me.
2012-02-16 23:27

synthirius

2012-02-16 23:27

Realy enjoyed this piece as a whole, very well performed !
I agree with Shytan, 9 from me too
2012-02-17 18:32

flos

2012-02-17 18:32

just a piece that makes me think, with two eyes closed and an empty glass of wine on top of the computer case ciao buzztler!
2012-02-22 12:30

Buzztler

2012-02-22 12:30

@Shytan: thank you for your kind words ... well I always like the bass in your tracks and I work hard to reach it's quality with the real instrument ... I checked the song without hihats btw you are right it is even more "dreamy", but believe it or not I had to switch back my Buzz-setup with a backup and I lost the original bmx ... just an older version still exists ...
@ synthirius: thank you very much, glad you enjoyed ... (somehow different from my "normal" tunes ...
@ flos: thx ... don't spill the wine ... it ruins computers too, if they have to much
2012-02-22 15:50

Shytan

2012-02-22 15:50

> I had to switch back my Buzz-setup with a backup and I lost the original bmx...

Recently I started to use a version control system (git in my case) for Buzz files. Git's not specifically designed to handle binary data, but still great for keeping track of all your changes. Plus, it could be quite useful for collabs Give it it a try.
2012-02-23 15:06

Buzztler

2012-02-23 15:06

I had a look at GIT seems to be a nice program, but I prefer to store everything on my own hd's (btw it was my own fault, I should have done a backup before I installed ) ...
2012-02-23 15:34

Shytan

2012-02-23 15:34

> but I prefer to store everything on my own hd's

No need to clone external copies, it's purely optional. You can work with git repositories on your local storage devices only.