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Hello, What is the genre of music played by FSOL? I quite like it, but for some reason, I don't know many artists in this genre. Is it "downtempo" or something? Also if some of you watch CNN, there's a trailer for a TV program called "Make, create, innovate" by Nick Glass, and I love the background music that reminds technology quite much. If you know the artist and title, please let me know! Thank you!

Nice modular synth with integrated keyboard. Just buy the modules you want at will The Waldorf kb37:

Ah....I see!

It actually exists! If you're talking about our Psynews album, I believe you. People tend to look for long-established names in the list, regardless of quality

Yes, quipping ← I don't know what this means here And what could be a wheel of wonder? A Ferris wheel? Maybe the guy was staring at a Ferris wheel and became hypnotized Don't know either where this snippet comes from... Great tune from Somaton in any case! Thanks!

This video nailed it down. Psytrance has become shit. This is why when I say I listen to psychedelic trance, people think I mean "psytrance", and I say "no, not psytrance as you know it". I only listen to goa trance (old school and neo-goa), to clear things up. These are really different genres.

Hello, Could you tell me what the voice says at 07:00 in Somaton - Principles Of Gravity, please? What scientific principle explains the ... motion ... of wonder Thank you!

LOL...It's as if some community - not christians - came up with a new type of music and subculture, with t-shirts and CD covers featuring the Pope, Jesus, and the Virgin Mary. Not everybody would appreciate

I changed my mind and added Bypass Unit ‎– Dropz Of Obscure Eclipses in 3rd position

Pleiadians - I.F.O. ← Definitely!! UX - Ultimate experience Bypass Unit ‎– Dropz Of Obscure Eclipses Hard to tell, actually! Usually in one album I only like 2-3 tunes

BTW, these 2 tunes are pretty damn good! Imba - Serbian 604 Revolution Profetia - Rage Against the Crashing I'm glad to be listening to such quality goa trance in 2016!

One could think it's quite unlikely to reach famous artists to share some time learning techniques from them. I was quite reluctant searching for some famous goa trance artists who would probably turn my request down, but I was right asking because Colin happened to be OK to teach me a fair amount of knowledge and techniques for a week, which was invaluable, as he's gathered so much knowledge over the years. As a side note, nowadays, those who have Cubase 8 Pro can easily collaborate using the Steinberg cloud. I have not tried it, but it looks promising. I think Bitwig also does it. I guess the only requirement would be using the same VSTIs. Thanks for the votes.

Hello, I was trying to remember the name of this track and author, these days. It is not electronic music, but American hip hop music (music videos with girls in bikinis, guys smoking dollar bills, with fur coats and luxury cars, you get the picture). If this can help, here are the notes of the main theme of this track: http://www.filedropper.com/track_1(you'll need to find the not-so-obvious download button among the visual junk, sorry). If you know this track, please share ! Thanks

Any of you by chance speaks German and uses a Braintec Transistorbass 3? I'm just too lazy to type the 60 pages in Google Translate to harness its full potential...It has hidden functionalities and I'd love to command its LFO and matrix using MIDI CC. If no one has figured out yet, then maybe I'll add this in my todo list of 2016 What I like of hardware synths is obviously their imperfect sound, especially obvious in synths such as the SH-101. VSTIs tend to be too perfect, however, I noticed that adding a small amount of white noise to VSTIs makes them sound very nice. I tried it with the SH-101 PLUG-OUT VSTi and I am unable to distinguish the VSTi from the hardware synth

desysko: Overall, I love the music you published on SoundCloud

Yes! Especially Poseidon Lullaby from Merr0w

Agressive sounds, people talking, vacuum cleaner, electric saw, cars, honks, planes, hammer drills, rotary hammers, fluorescent light bulbs buzzing, refrigerators, people walking in the apartment above, dog barking, music that isn't my type. Many types of sounds

It may help, as your overall condition would improve. No problem, feel free to discuss when you wish Couldn't agree more! I prefer nice melodies and arpeggios commonly found in goa trance

Hum...Neighbors is a recurring problem discussed on Asperger's forums, usually not really because it prevents you from making noise, but because they make noise (Asperger's are usually oversensitive, especially to noise). I hear you on that, though...I'm also surrounded by neighbors in my apartment and have wanted to move for years now. I'd love to live in the countryside. No neighbors at last You could also be gifted and "too different" from the standard in society, but you have a number of Asperger's characteristics. You could be both. I was diagnosed at an Autism Resource Center, a government-sponsored organization in my country. Most of my friends, family and coworkers are not in the know, that would be counterproductive. On the diagnosis, it helped me in several ways. At work, I asked my boss to be in a quiet room, without people coming by. I wasn't really aware of all my difficulties, to be honest, and discussing with people like me opened my eyes. I just thought that others were just more hard workers, also had a hard time but that they got away with it. Not true. Talking with other aspies gives many ideas to circumvent the daily difficulties, e.g. to recover a normal sleeping routine, to lower anxiety, to stay away from annoyances, to deal with paperwork, to find a course/job that is suitable to our condition. Also, there are governmental institutions that can help in some specific points, e.g. someone who is looking for a job can claim he has this condition, and the recruiter is granted a bonus, etc. It seems we are extraterrestrials on the wrong planet, but there are ways to improve our condition, to limit our interaction with the crowd, and to plan our week to limit the damage. Good luck, Paul

Paul, it's actually interesting to know. From your description, I almost found I was reading myself... I think you have a number of traits of personality related to Asperger's, e.g: Abhorring surprises, unexpected situations Being socially awkward, i.e. not knowing how to behave, what to respond, what topics to discuss, disliking small talk, etc. Not being able to follow a discussion because people speak too fast (especially hard processing the information is usual among ADHD folks and Aspergers) Boredom because you expect things you may endeavor will not succeed, insecure Sadness Pedantic Perfectionist, focused on details Left aside at school / bullied / shunned Sensation of being a teenager / not ageing Hard time making/keeping friends Hard time living with another person Specific hobbies often related to science and music Etc. Yes, psychiatrists are of no help for this kind of profile (none of the almost ten psychiatrists were able to help me, pure waste of time and money), because cognitive therapies are for people who changed over time. In this case, the person was born like this, and can't change. For me, what rang the bell a few years ago was the Aspie Quiz that I took and I scored very high. I think you do too. I had a whole different idea of what Asperger's was, I thought these were the kids who are able to find the 1,000th decimal of pi in 1 sec. or count the number of matches that fell on the floor instantly. This is very caricatural.

Paul: Could you elaborate ? (e.g. anxiety, etc.) Best of luck.

I'm 36.

Seriously? I think after death there's nothing.

Funny to stumble upon my own thread... I was diagnosed with Asperger's and ADHD in May