Mojito A Go-Go Loco

[elwoodblues1969]

Mojito is the name of the analog modeling subtractive synthesizer in the Presonus program and I started off the first drum track using a VST called "60's A Go Go Drums".
All of the instruments-with the exception of the Reason 4 bass line,were drawn from the Presonus banks.


-Thom

[MarioD]

Thom, I’m convinced that it doesn’t matter what synth one puts in your hands that you will produce something fantastic out of it 

Another winner 

[elwoodblues1969]

Woah Mario,you sure know how to shower a fellow musician with flattery-your too kind!

Mucho appreciato mi amigo!


-Thom

[Oren]

Smorgasbord! - yup, a banquet of synthetic sounds, served up with style.

Admittedly not the sonic depth and complexity we've come to think of as the "Thom" sound, but once you get your hardware synths and Reason4 integrated with the new workstation software, it's gonna get LARGE...

[elwoodblues1969]

Oren,

If by integration you mean via Rewire,well...having both the Studio One & Reason 4 together on the same PC would be a very dangerous thing!
That being said,I purchased a second computer to keep them separate and anything that I will add from Reason 4 to the Studio one,will be in the form of a WAV file(I like things simple as possible).

As a matter of fact,I won't even be plugging in my Korg M3 directly into my Presonus Studio One,because the Korg is a bit too bulky & complex for my situation,so again,converting everything from the Korg to WAV,is the way to go(for me).

Thanks for the kind accolades dude!

-Thom

[NeoN]

Beautiful synth sounds...
That clean guitar part was my favorite.
Maybe voice is an element that's missing as it would make the whole song even better.

Nice idea

[elwoodblues1969]

Thanks for the cool review Neon-much appreciated!

-Thom

[themuzic]

Sound's like a winner so far Thom.

[elwoodblues1969]

Mucho appreciato,Senor!


Great to see you here on the forum my friend,


-Thom