A song made at the same time as Nautilus. Includes melodies made with my string machine and the Yamaha CS-10. This song is the last one recorded with my former poor soundcard, and songs coming after this will introduce a much better sound quality. I still wanted to post this here 'cause the song is quite sympathetic.

A short melodic song improvised with my string synthesizer. The bass part comes from the Yamaha CS-10.

The second installment in the Analog Sessions -series. This time we created synthesizer music influenced by Tangerine Dream. Instead of making melodies, we concentrated on sounds and their gradual evolution.

Equipment used:

Thomas H. - Armon Armonconcert -string synthesizer, Roland Juno-60
Oliver V. - Yamaha CS-10, Roland TR-606

This track is the first one in a series of improvisational vintage-synth jams played with Oliver V. This song was recorded at home with a Tascam reel-to-reel 8-track analog recorder. Enjoy!

Equipment used:

Thomas H. –Armon Armonconcert –string synthesizer, Roland Juno-60
Oliver V. – Boss DR-110, Korg Poly-61

Many kinds of mysteries lie beneath the sea, but where’s Captain Nemo hiding at the moment? An uplifting and melodic song created in one evening. The Armonconcert and Juno can be heard in the background, while the CS-10 plays the lead melody.

Music from the far reaches of our solar system. This song got its inspiration from the nice synth bass, which I programmed on the CS-10 as my first sound right after I got it. The rhythmic parts are made with the TR-606, triggering both the CS-10 and the Juno-60. The lead melody is played with the CS-10 through an EHX Deluxe Memory Boy –delay.

What happens when you have a little late-night jam with the Roland Juno-60? This song is full of analog atmospheres made using the Juno as the only sound source except for drum parts, which come from my TR-606.

A calm, improvised song made using the Armon Armonconcert –string synthesizer as the only sound source. This song was first made to demonstrate the sonic capabilities of my string synth, and later became the starting point and the first song of this project. The Armon is played through an EHX Small Stone phaser and a Deluxe Memory Boy delay. The drums come from the Roland TR-606