Love love love the track. Also, noticed that in the builds of some of your last tunes (i.e. Soul Food, Collect my Love remix) that there are slight fluctuations in tempo during the builds, I may just be hearing things though. If I'm not, what inspired this technique in your tunes?

I don't own much analog gear, but one of the pieces of gear is the Moog Sub 37 synth. A ton of versatility combined with that vintage Moog sound. Also, there is incredible depth in the filter section. Love it!

A beautiful album, especially to anyone who loves jazz, hip-hop, and R&B. Happy listening!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqkVeytyifM

I downloaded a tonne of old "self help" and philisophical studies audiobooks, theyre great seem to be recorded off a cassette.

Here is an example (sample is half way through the song)

Hey man, really dig that track. Could you give me some tips into how to make that developing 'wow' sound you have that carries through the track?

Hey y'all ! First post and I though I should celebrate my arrival in this community by sharing some (non electronic) music I like.

Some people may know them already as they are making quite a bit of buzz in the jazz/fusion (or acoustic, whatever...) scene. Their music really opened my mind about band, acoustic acts and I went to see them playing at L'Olympia in Paris with an orchestra and, MY GOD, that show was MENTAL really ! Anyway that track is the first song from their 2014 album (We Like It Here), but you really could listen to all their discography as everything they do is PURE GOLD ! You should really watch the video too, as it does a great job at showing their energy (as well as the energy from the public) plus the fun they're having at playing their shit, which is priceless IMO. I Really hope I can bring some people to enjoy their music or help people find different inspiration.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk0WRHV_vt8&noredirect=1

Other standout tracks :
Snarky Puppy - Lingus
Snarky Puppy & Metropole Orkest - The Curtain
Snarky Puppy - Thing Of Gold
All of their discography...

NB : Forgot to mention they won a GRAMMY in 2014 for "Best R&B  Performance". Kudos to them !

Wow I love seeing other SP fans, those guys are so amazing. Seen them live 3 times now and they blow my mind every time still. Also, really cool to see someone who likes the old SP stuff (my favorite track of all time is probably Thing of Gold, probably because of my addiction to Moogs). I also love all the solo stuff they are doing: Bill Laurance, Cory Henry, Shawn Martin, FORQ, Ghost Note, all have albums that are ridiculously cool. Sorry I'm just so excited to see other Snarky Puppy fans in the forum!

Also so excited for Family Dinner 2, have you seen the trailer?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ocQyKAj_H4

Some interesting sounds there for sure! Did Mat Zo's Serum Jungle sound design inspire you?

Did you use Serum's reverb? In my experience the reverb is probably the weakest part of Serum.

Yes, yes, and yes! Mat Zo's jungle inspired me to do it initially, and actually has gotten me even more passionate about sound design in general. Totally agree that the reverb is the weakest part of Serum. I used Valhalla Vintage Verb, which I really like!

Saxophone. I still believe (even though I'm biased), that the saxophone is really a one of a kind, expressive voice. I use it to write melodies all the time, and often get inspiration from playing in bands/combos.

Haywyre definitely, recently Medasin and Memtrix