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naut
642 Jan 25, 21 Chiptune
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Someone gave away an old neglected toy synth, it only has one voice but I really liked the sound so I did a line-out mod and tried to make music with it. Everything was recorded from little plastic toy. I used the chorus-vibrato trick to emulate a mod wheel, added some reverb and played around with the stereo image a bit.

         
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Feb 27, 22

loudness

Mar 24, 21

i still really love this

Feb 21, 21

very luvly...

Feb 15, 21

This gives me legit nintendo DS vibes

Feb 15, 21

I just cant get over this

Feb 15, 21

I'll try to make another one like this soon :)

Feb 5, 21

its so good

Jan 25, 21

really nice progression

Jan 25, 21

Sounds great, and especially good for a toy keyboard

Jan 25, 21

A testament to how easy it has become to work with recordings in AT! It has gotten a lot more efficient over the years :)

Jan 25, 21

Well, your processing has done wonders in making it sound richer!

Jan 25, 21

The output is quite clean, something in-between a squarewave and a sawtooth! There's no adjustability whatsoever though, so it's a bit of a monophonic one-trick pony

Jan 25, 21

did you use samples??????? :/

Jan 25, 21

ok fair enough

Jan 25, 21

Yes, I recorded myself playing an instrument

Jan 25, 21

Wow, this is actually really good! Very chippy synths, and nice drums too! Well done my friend!!! :)

Jan 25, 21

lol, np!

Jan 25, 21

thanks! it is literally a chip synth after all!