Thanks a lot mate !!

Thanks !! ... nice to hear that! I think this has mainly to do with the fact that I now have nice speakers, a relatively extensively treated room and almost 30 years of time to make every conceivable mistake. But still, I'm definitely not 100% satisfied with the sound of every piece and there's still a lot to learn and room for improvement. I don't prepare every track, but some of them. At a certain point, it's more important to stay in the flow than to create a perfect sound. And the mastering afterwards also plays a role, of course. Whereby this should be less of a fix (very often the case in the past) than just the icing on the cake (which fortunately happens more and more often nowadays).

Thanks ... There are actually 3 reverbs involved ... Ventris, Valhalla Supermassive and Digitakt's own reverb

@@substan_music thank you for the reply bro ... all the elements re crucial for making your sound unique but reverb is definitely on the top ... also digitakt 2 is kinda worth try, now i need to buy 1 :)) , give us more digitakt 2 journeys ... take care .

Thanks a lot 🙏 ... That's kind of exactly the description: "just let go, let it remain a mystery, and enjoy the art." To keep exactly this point of view when making music. To simply be a tool for what is to come and to stand in the way as little as possible. Everything else is more of a minor matter.

Thanks !! Yes .. I made most of the samples and loops while I was developing the piece.

I thought you were talking about jamming outside for hours on the Synthstrom Deluge at first 😅

Yeah, it's not often that one uses the word Deluge with a capital D.......good point

that's timing 🙂 ... I can empathize with that very well ... we live in a converted trailer ... always very close to nature and the weather and we've already had 2 floods here (also in the house).

water indoors? Sounds like a real nightmare. I know what can be very destructive and hard to control. Living close to nature - the ultimate, especially in these times when the world (especially the tech side of things) seems to be getting farther and farther out of balance, and out of control.......................)

Thanks !! DigiSphere II is definitely coming ... but it will still take a while.

Thanks mate !!

The fact that the Tempera has already received such extensive updates in the last six months means that most of the weak points have already been resolved for me. Only a global filter ... now there is a filter per emitter. Only 5 modulators, each with only one modulation target ... now there are 10. shortcut to show the overlay keyboard ... now available. The only thing I could call negative is that the emitters are not completely separated from each other ... the amp envelope, the "actual" filter, the effects are global ... but it's actually fine the way it is. So far there has been no chance of the Tempera getting boring ... rather the opposite ... and there are still some exciting updates to come. For me, it's definitely one of the most innovative and exciting devices of recent years.

@@substan_music thanks so much for the very thoughtful and thorough reply. I’m getting my wife a Tempera in a week for her birthday so we both want to be 100% sure about it as her main instrument and your reply just sealed the deal. Thanks again.

Yes .. the LFO's can be used as simple step sequencers ... including a quantization on pitch (notes). I have actually already made a video about this. One of the few bumbling attempts to speak English in a video 🙈 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmGseWVpm8qCnJY

I have actually already made a video about this. One of the few bumbling attempts to speak English in a video 🙈 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmGseWVpm8qCnJY

Thanks !! Yes DigiSphere II is definitely coming .. but not very soon .. still need some time and want to let the DT2 mature a bit first.

@@substan_music fair enough ;)

Thanks !! ... and welcome aboard!