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As ever @Jesse Screed an adventure in audio.

I do hope the dreams were interesting. Thanks for listening and commenting it is very appreciated.

Thank Andy, there are two voices creating that bed. A drone dig type and a similar bass sound with a synced arp which is not so obvious initially. Appreciate your time and ears.

Thanks Nigel, it's an interesting synth, very powerful, 3 dual source oscillators + a dedicated string synth all for a stunning $39.00 of your hard earned pennies. It is also equipped with 5 built in FX. The arp can be directed to either or both of the voice sections. Only one of the voices in this does not have part or all triggered by the arp. As ever I appreciate your time and ears.

Sounds OK Paul, has some independent vocal characteristics, which is cool, I mean at least your vocal does not kill at a parsec or two like mine

Sounds good to me @Makke nice work.

Would work quite well as a backing to a documentary I suspect, mix works quite well here on the Events.

Listening to the original post, works well, nice stuff.

Nice vibe about this @noynekker,playign sounds accomplished and the mix works well here on my Events

@steve@baselines.com Nice take on this cover Steve sounds well mixed and pretty faithful to the original here on the Events.

Whatever you intended you ended with something quite acceptable Kevin, the whole piece worked for me and the mix worked well here on my Events.

Sleep is a bit of an enigma personally, physically anatomical issues cause pain that disturb my sleep pattern, I am lucky to get more than 1 to 2 hours at an attempt. Dreams do come frequently weird strange things. Thanks for the ears and comments.

This was created using four instances of Cherry Audio's new Synth the Dreamsynth DS-1, which is not a copy of any specific synth but an original instrument. It starts with the initial state of dreaming sleep and then progresses through the different layers, yes it does jump but then dreams often do. Thanks for listening

Good to hear you resolved it your self nothing quite like that satisfaction.

Is it a new version? Do the old Projects have the VST 2 version?

What is the plugin?

@noynekker Your memory is working well, the patch I used it is based on the Roland D50 Fantasia Patch but the synth has knobs and well you know.

Thank you Tom, I think the D50 is as much an FM synthesizer though Roland call something else. FM synths always make good metallic/bell sound. As ever I appreciate your input.

@Hidden Symmetry Nice passage for 21:00who played the sax? Nice bit of conga follows, very jazzy feel. 39:18 Like the Asian style percussion, but of bendy guitar, unison guitar and horns mmmmmmmmmmm. Nice I enjoyed the listen good stuff.

Thank you Freddy you have been so supportive it's appreciated.

Nice to hear you enjoyed this, thank you for your ears and comments.

@Hidden Symmetry Well I am 10 minuets in and so far there is nothing about the music I do not like. Yes the mix could use a tweak or three but nothing dramatic, listening on my Event 20/20's. 13:20 shredding sweet. Having a little pause at 21:00 will return for more tomorrow with any luck though the aborealists are coming to sort a few of a trees out in the jungle as well tomorrow.

Basically it sound OK but as Tom notes it has very little bottom.

@PhonoBrainer To me the vox sounds in a slightly different space to the backing. That semi break down at 3:41, perhaps if the vocal changed rhythm to, more spoken? As noted the backing does become very repetitive, that change at the end could be a middle 8? Mix is not to bad here on the Events other than what has already been observed.

Thank you sir most kind.