Fantastic Planet
This is a cover of a techno tune from 1992 by DiN Original Album info
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Jet Noise and Warbly Synth: Alpha Juno
Atonal Noise Sequence and Zapz: SCI Pro~One
Cover: Fantastic Planet
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Cover: Fantastic Planet
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I love it!
Some totally gorgeous sounds there-I don't know the original I'm afraid,but your recording is great!
Some totally gorgeous sounds there-I don't know the original I'm afraid,but your recording is great!
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Re: Cover: Fantastic Planet
Thank you. I'm still not happy with the mix, but that's alot of hard work no matter how you slice it.
The original can be heard at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aQwyUU2wAs
DiN seems to have really went overboard with the phaser effects. I liked the overall progression of the track and tried to remain true to that.
The original can be heard at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aQwyUU2wAs
DiN seems to have really went overboard with the phaser effects. I liked the overall progression of the track and tried to remain true to that.
I am no longer in pursuit of vintage synths. The generally absurd inflation from demand versus practical use and maintenance costs is no longer viable. The internet has suffocated and vanquished yet another wonderful hobby. Too bad.
--Solderman no more.
--Solderman no more.