(EDIT: I lowered the volume on the percussion on the drums. Also felt like adding a bit more reverb to the snare and tom drums.)

In Rytmik Studio, you can tinker around quite a bit more than on Rytmik Ultimate. That gradual LFO flanger of a bassline I came up with is neat. This is a mixture of tinkering around with the EQ filter and panning.

The arp synth melody also has some LFO effects. I experimented and tinkered as much as possible, without making the composition messy. This was a bit tricky for me to do, since this was a whole different thing I've done. From start to finish, putting the track together took me a little over a week. This has been my first time messing around with LFO stuff on this software. I've been used to how Audacity's LFO/Wah-Wah worked, and it was really easy to apply to some of my own samples I recorded from a the Waspy LP VST I've used on and off.

The 8 bit notes; all I did was apply reverb and echo delay, and it fit in with all the other elements of this track nicely.

The percussion style is also new, and it's solid and cool rhythm. The tom drum bits. Oh, and the FX towards the end is based off of a pluck FX. I added reverb and delay onto that, not just with the little 8-bit element I inserted. I also put the third of 4 pluck FX in reverse.

I hope to keep experimenting and trying stuff out with the EQ filter in the near future. I can produce some fun sounding results with this feature!