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  Inspired by early 80's video games.

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  The best I could get out of Reason 2.0.
  Unfinished. Needs 800+ MHz pc

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  this is the Reason 2.5-Version of my Submarine-Song; a little electro-crossover-experience... enjoy it or not

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  This is a full song that I originally composed with Subtractors, Maelstroms and REXes for drums. I converted the drums to Subtractor -- so now it's compliant with the contest. Enjoy it!
P.S I have a full set of lyrics for it too! Email me if interested. :)

  Just a song about a drunken fly and a mad trumpet player. Unless it's the other way around, who nows? :)

  Thanks so much for setting up this site and this contest !
Great idea to use only Malstrom and Subtracktor. I really enjoyed creating (simple) patch to fit and idea.

  Funky, progressive trance..hard+mellow.. (only Subtractor used)   Reason 2.0.1.

  www.slc-trax.com

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  Thank you for download&listening!
 songtitle SUPER NOVA Genre Electronic Composer Arrangement  by kenji saitou

 Copyright (C) 2003 Kenji Saitou ALL Right Reserved

  Enemy SUBMARINE sank! ;)

  Hello fellow reasonheads. Got to tell you guys about how the name came to pass.
We had this new car in the workshop with a intermitant idle problem, the car would not keep a steady speed.Turned out to be a fragment of metal in the throttle body left over from manufacture.

The warranty claim was classed as "Remenants of assembly".
Soon as i heard it I thought there,s a song in that for sure.
Inspiration can come from bizare things.
(like novelists next door who like to bonk a lot!).

This is my first finished song, sort of, I mean no song is truly finished... thanks to the subtractor synth my SH-101 has a new use. A doorstop!

Viva Reason 2pointfive.

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  Modified from the previous version: 20010916, for submarine contest : Thanks to 3rd project, ReasonFan, and Raapie for subtractor and Malstrom patches.

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  A pure Electro composition I have made under Reason 2.5 for the Submarine Contest. It's a musical trip that makes you in trance.
So good listening.

www.kayryl.fr.st

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  I put this song together exclusively for the Submarine contest and I have to say it kicks ass! (bar 137 to end is pure heaven....)
It sounds even better if you put it through a mastering program. To master it: set the main compressor to "bypass", turn off "low b/w" on the kick and bass, and set the main volume at 70. (that should save you some time) Enjoy! :D

  this is the versiONE...R1...

  An ambient piece created from Matrix patterns of unequal length. Optimised for headphone listening.

  hey, i finished this track in a rush=P have fun, another trance. dice.s [ 125 ]
 

  hey, this was my idea of a trance/breaks like track with some asian feel. this song has many things going on if you listen carefully, the delays gives some extra subliminal melodies to the track. have fun, thanks! dice.suzuki [ 125 ]

  As with all my creations this one is far from finished... Created from waste in haste. Listen. Enjoy. Never the end. More to come.
===Axis Nemesis===

  Lots of tinkering with the Subtractor. Each drum sound channel in the Redrum triggers one Subtractor.

  Lots of tinkering with the Subtractor.

  Thanks for a nice event.

  subtractive composing, inspired by the writer who lives next door, all she does is f++k and type, god i love paris

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  Enjoy !

  My goal was to write a melodic, easy-listening song, but on the other hand, use some of the key features of Reason. The less of the Malström instruments are only because of my computer CPU. I really enjoyed this contest. Hope, you will enjoy my song.

Cheers, Doriath (Ferenc Kocsis)

Enjoy - all comments welcome.
Cheers, TankSlappa. :-)

 Thanks to Peff, raapie, ReasonFan and zeroG for that nice patches!  :-)

r.cM

  This is a kind of look back to the original trance music. Needs a fairly hefty processor to play it though. Made with R2.5 beta(RC5)

Greetings from Amsterdam