keybdwizrd - "Angular Momentum" (2010)

Original composition featuring Omnisphere, Korg M3, Access Virus TI Polar, and MOTU Bassline synthesizers. Sequenced and recorded using Digital Performer. Images courtesy of NASA / nasaimages.org.

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Music

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• keybdwizrd
• omnisphere
• korg
• m3
• motu
• virus
• ti
• polar
• space
• galaxy
• electronic
• music
• techno
• demo

[psbmastering]

Super elegant piece of music. Nice concept of form and development. Very fresh indeed. Like those images....offering something new and unexpected, depends what we are looking for. Thank you for sharing your talent. Where can I purchase your recordings?

[keybdwizrd]

@psbmastering Thanks... I don't really sell my music but you can download recordings from my Soundclick page. Links are on my site - can't post URLs here, but go to thekeyboardwizard . Enjoy.

[jeevespreston]

Nice stuff, Mr. W, as always.... If I could kindly ask your advice, I'm about to make another VST investment. I play mostly for my own enjoyment in my den. I have things narrowed down to the Arturia V Collection or Omnisphere... I realize they are both very different tools, and not directly comparable, but I see you have the 2600 and I was wondering your opinion and which you've had the most fun with...

[keybdwizrd]

@jeevespreston The Arturia synths are generally emulations of hardware synthesizers. They are very musical, but somewhat limited in their scope, as are analog synths in general. They are great if you want to make "synthesizer type" sounds. Omnisphere is sample-based, with thousands of sounds, all over the sonic map, but many "soundtrack" oriented. Depends upon the kind of music you want to make.

[Synthsound1]

Nice music.

[keybdwizrd]

@Synthsound1 Thanks.

[taemurz]

Another masterpiece .. Keep 'em coming mate ..

[RocRizzo]

Simply excellent and elegant!

[MrUncleAndrew]

music for soul

[BeauSun572]

Trillian would replace that bassline very nicely