These are some of the noises I've assembled recently.
‘Ice-Nine’
I bought an EMX-1 SD some years ago after seeing mryat and denkitribe's incredible work on YouTube. This is my second track. The sound is straight out of the EMX-1:
Here you can watch it being 'performed'. YouTube's encoder made the bass drum sound like a Lacrosse ball bouncing inside a dryer, but I guess it still works. The song is about two minutes too long, but that's hindsight for you:
‘Cruzeiro’
This is my first EMX-1 track:
This machine has a ribbon controller that gets overlooked by many users. In this track I used it to play a pretty decent 'solo', if I do say:
Notification Sounds
I created these WAV files many years ago for use as nthClock alarm sounds. Most sounds are from the Alesis Micron, though a few bits come from the soft synth that was bundled with Cakewalk's SONAR back then.
These are designed to be played once or in a loop:
| Double Singularity | |
|---|---|
| Half-Price Raygun | |
| Inspector Q's Theme | |
| Lobster Nebula | |
| Martian Morse Code | |
| Non-Event Horizon | |
| Quantum Quandary | |
| Earth-Normal |
These files are part of nthClock, so their use and distribution is covered by the GNU General Public License.