For this one, I had switched back from Drambo to Bitwig. Bitwig felt super free at that moment. Like painting with unlimited colors and the track always in a complete overview.

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This one is a special one! The first and until now the only track in which I used a vocal. And the vocal is special as well because it’s from a pedestrian signal in Kuala Lumpur which I recorded live there waiting for the walk signal.

And what is more, during my time in Malaysia, I made again music on an iPad because it was more convenient for backpacking and so I made this song in Drambo.

The project file is available here.

And the video I made with vizzy.io which I can absolutely recommend for making quick visualizers!

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Here comes another one.

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The creation process of this new track “encounter” was difficult. For weeks, I did not really like what came out of my sessions. But then at some point I got this main bass and the pitch automation and was happy about making music again.

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This is “accelerate”. Again a powerful one, I think. I like especially when the arp and chords are coming together.

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This is “emerge”. Very different than the other releases so far for me. And it got pretty long.

It’s labeled as “revised” because of an export glitch I had in the first release which is now offline again.

In this release I applied a very different approach on mostly the mixing state.

I love the result even though I’m wondering why it’s still less loud than other releases on Spotify.

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This is “warp”. I don’t know why but producing this one went pretty fast. Faster than my other releases. And that’s the reason for its name.

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This is “swift”, my fourth song.

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This is “detached”, my third song.

Very different than my first two releases to me. I love it. More uplifting and brighter, I’d say.

And it’s my first release done with Bitwig instead of Ableton.

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“momentum”, my second song, just got released!

I love it. The style is pretty close to the first one and I like the driving momentum it has. And I love the spaceship on the cover.

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My first song got released! I’m happy with. Even after listening to it a million times. Give it a try.

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They are running under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

I’m using different daws and stuff:

Bitwig

• Bitwig stock plugins and stock samples
• sometimes the free percussion sample pack
• FabFilter Pro-Q 4 (from the song emerge on)
• non essential plugins: Youlean Loudness Meter 2, Toneboosters GonioMeter, VSX, MMultiAnalyzer, GHz Loudness

Drambo

• to come…

Renoise

• to come…

progressive
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melodic
house
techno
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Feel free to contact me for anything about music production.

To all my releases, I’m publishing the free-music-production-project-files.

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