Way ahead of you! brendanrincon.bandcamp.com/album/fragments It's track 12!

Just bought one, getting it tomorrow. Can't wait to start jamming with that thing.

5:50 would be a good part for the 4 on the floor

The Prophet sounds absolutely insane, and that model D bassline is perfect

Way ahead of ya: brendanrincon.bandcamp.com/album/fragments It’s track 12 on this album!

If you have a pc or Mac you’ll get a lot closer to this sound using soft synths and effects. Still not cheap but less expensive than a full hardware setup. You can then add things like the Behringer Model D and slowly build from there.

@@leftmono1016 Yes, thank you. I have two softsynths; Arturia Keylab and SampleTank. Obviously neither of these are for a sound designer, so I use them rarely. The other problem is I get physically ill attempting to sound design on a computer...to me it is like sound designing on hardware using chopsticks. So hardware is my only consideration for music making and sound design...and I record to hardware 24track so a computer is not involved at all during the creation process. This computer-less workflow has increased my productivity by 2000%. In the past year I have composed, performed and recorded more music than in my entire lifetime.

Wilderness Music - I do know what you mean about working within a computer, to be honest I feel the same way in terms soft synths. They're a nice cheap alternative and folk achieve some amazing results but tweaking sounds using a mouse just isn't for me. However, I do need a sequencer so after trying various hardware options over the years I went back to computer sequencing which is so much easier and more flexible, especially when routing various hardware and arranging. If you get chance to try a Korg MS20 Mini they are pretty amazing in terms of sound design capability against cost. The dual filters and patchbay help a lot with this. You still need some external effects though, mine runs through an MXR M300 reverb which is like a poor man's Strymon but is perfectly fine for my purposes.

@@leftmono1016 Yes I do like the sound of the Korg. I am watching all synths very carefully. Semi-modular is very exciting so a combination of MS20/Moog Mother/Behringer Neutron and maybe an Arturia MiniBrut2, will be in a distant future. For now, the next synth I have my sites on is a Reface CS, 8 voice poly is more practical for me today than a mono synth.

I didn’t realise the CS was 8 note poly, that’s decent. Something else that springs to mind for very deep sound design but won’t break the bank, Waldorf Blofeld. It can do analogue emulation (check out Don Solaris’ sound pack on KZfaq) but also really complicated evolving modulation. It’s 16 part multitimbral too.

@@UndulaeMusic I think this track is really well made. I like it lot, and a nice workflow you have. That DeepMind synth sounds incredible.... ofcourse the Model D is just as good a a real moog and is as epic as it's original