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originally posted to youtube 2024-08-17:

i've noticed that when i look up "sunvox" here, one of the top autocomplete suggestions add "jungle" to the end. it seems that people inexplicably want content that combines sunvox and jungle. failing to see anything that adequately fulfilled this i made some jungle in sunvox :) i have bowed to the algorithm's whims (hence the title)

truth be told i'm not an avid listener of "strictly" jungle, i much prefer the harder and/or experimental side of drum 'n' bass. nonetheless this was a bit of a fun experiment for me :)

download the .sunvox here, play with it

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LakieGD

2024-09-06 11:18:30

Admirable!

vekoN responds:

thank you! i'm glad you like it!

Vmxplousion

2024-09-05 15:36:42

I liked those acid/synth stab sounds, how did you make them?

great drum processing and pads btw ^^

vekoN responds:

the stabs were actually from kiarchive! the "acid" basses were made using a sh-101 clone i made

and thank you :)

8-BITek

2024-09-04 08:17:49

Maybe a bit too loud for me... but super cool, especially the pads – a combination of atmospheric and darkstep. wow sunvox is something new for me

vekoN responds:

thanks! i kind of can hear darkstep in there... i think i was going more for darkside, actually. but that's a valid opinion :)

you really should check out sunvox, it's cool

OVERSCORE

2024-09-04 08:01:13

Would you mind telling me how you made such an insane break? I love how much attention to detail you put on it! Really cool track, interesting story behind it too.

vekoN responds:

thanks! the breaks are just the amen and a couple others i ripped from youtube music and quantized; they're being played using my timestretch slicer (the keys are mapped to individual parts of the breaks)

beyond that it's just a matter of having a good sense of rhythm and knowing your breaks