Bliss

[@MindPhaser_Music]

Amazing melodic Berlin School music and a flavour of Beyond Berlin

[@ruicatarino7830]

Congratulations Martin Peters for new video and new arpegiated pathern sound

[@Synthiman2600]

Beautiful! Perfect for today, thank you!

[@Rhythmicons]

This is lovely!

[@peter160266]

Prachtige track🎹🎹🎹🎧

[@filon.]

nice composition

[@justinb9387]

oh wow your back , you just popped up in my feed. LOVE your music , your inspiring to me. Going to have a listen now , glad your back doing some vids - your music is lovely , soooo much to like about it - I've spent much time listening to yours and then making similar stuff , always so peaceful to hear , special stuff

[@mgregory22]

Great job, Martin! This is so cool!

[@RicardoDiLago]

Lovely! can listen to it for ages. Blending it all together is indeed one of your strengths.

[@techbaker]

Nice sounds!! Would love to hear more attention for the Oberheim SEM.

[@iaamusic1121]

Followed your work for many years, wonderful.

[@spacedrifter1961]

Great TD sounds here. I here elements of White Eagle. Lovely😎👌

[@yusynthman]

Excellent Martin

[@MartinJunius]

Beautiful piece.

[@andygray2686]

Another superb piece Martin. Interested in the way you are driving the NDLR from Cirklon. Waiting on my NDLR due April and drawing on your examples to get me in there. Beautiful, right to record and not lose it. Thank you.

[@attorks]

Andy Gray Thanks. Well, maybe I will make a video on how to clock and change chords on the NDLR from the Cirklon.

[@SharpblueCreative]

Right up my street 100%

[@soundinmind]

Very cool setup and piece of music. I saw Steve Roach give an overview of his setup recently in Phoenix.

[@davidryle]

O-o-oo! Nice Martin. Reminds me a little of a cross between White Eagle and Epsilon In Malaysian Pale. Great patchwork too. The new Mini is gorgeous.

[@attorks]

Thanks David. To be honest, I am not a huge TD fan. Bought some of there LP's (eg. Tangram and Exit) way back when which I liked. Just listened to White Eagle yesterday to understand the comparison. And it's there.

[@zezem]

@@attorks ricochet is one of my all time favourite albums. Anything around 75-77 was amazing. The rest; less so.

[@mgregory22]

@@zezem *Ahem* You left out the first electronic music album that blew me away, the album that made me realize what is possible with synthesizers...Phaedra! So, 74-77 :)

[@zezem]

@@mgregory22 yeah. You're right. That was good too.

[@phlattgetit]

Congratulations on the new Mini Martin. I does sound good. I think that's because you know how to get the best out of these instruments and blend them together in such amazing ways. Miss the mustache though! ha,ha,ha

[@Alphastare23]

Nice one

[@zezem]

You should team up with Arjen Schat for a collaborative album. Both brilliant.

[@flaviob829]

Hej Martin! Nice relaxing tunes here... wondering: what's the pedal keyboard there? Make/Model? What do you use it for? I got a Roland PK-5 and I use it to transpose my Cirklon...

[@attorks]

It is an ELKA pedal board DIY-ed with an Arduino Nano to generate MIDI messages. Use it for transposing the Cirklon now but also want to use it to select Cirklon scenes. Have to reprogram the Arduino for that.

[@flaviob829]

@@attorks Damn! So you're quite a deep-dive guy and a programmer too! :-) You mostly work with scenes or do you also do entire songs on the Cirklon?

[@attorks]

@@flaviob829 Yes, I also use songs but I find using songs limited. E.g. I cannot do a scene-1,scene-2,scene-1,scene-3. I cannot reuse scene's. But maybe I don't understand it ;-)

[@flaviob829]

@@attorks Did you try asking for help on Sequentix' Forum?

[@attorks]

@@flaviob829 Yes, I consulted the forum. I think I found similar questions.

[@mamojula]

Great ambiance!! Is the NDLR worth the money? I'm thinking to get one...

[@attorks]

mamojula I think so but then I like to work with hardware devices. I work in IT so in my free time I like to minimize the use of computers.

[@mamojula]

@@attorks Same here, I love the hardware, but imo you need a good sequencer (like your cirklon, which is very rare nowadays) I'm very happy with my squarp pyramid but an additional sequencer/polyfonic arpeggiator like the NDLR seems great.