For my first post, i don’t so much want to show my music, but i want to use it to say my compliments to the Arturia staff that produced the amazing Acid_V.
Here’s a video because i don’t know how to embed Bandcamp links. I hope this works.
I made this track in no time at all, though i did start out with a preset, to get into the swing of things. Apart from the drums and a synth pad, everything you hear is coming from the Acid_V. Including the spaced out reverb parts.
That’s a Comp_VCA 65 compressor delivering true grit on the drums, by the way.
Hair raising sounds and a very intuitive GUI for a not-that-techy guy like me.
Congrats!
EDIT: I couldn’t stop working on this (too much fun!), so the above video is an updated version from the original track.
Hey @Bolle welcome to our Sound Explorers community!
That’s great news that you’re enjoying The Acid V so much, i’ve been having LOADS of fun with it myself too It’s a versatile little beastie isn’t it!
Just listening to your track now…NICE WORK!
…And yep, Comp VCA 65 is a fantastic compressor too, the limiter can add some wicked distortion to snare drums in particular.
looking forward to hearing your next offering.
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This is actually the first time i used the Comp VCA 65. I only just bought it. I can’t wait to try it out more. In this track the drums are a little loud, but i’m a drummer so i would do that.
There’s definitely a late 80’s/early 90’s Belgian acid dance music influence in this track!
It’s a versatile little beastie isn’t it!
