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Mercury Menace
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Venus Trap
04:07
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Earth's Warmth
04:20
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Martian Law
04:27
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Ceres Spheres
04:09
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Joy on Jupiter
03:50
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Saturn Chain
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Uranus Crystals
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Seas of Neptune
04:28
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Light over Pluto
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Eris in the Dark
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Virtualities Alkmaar, Netherlands
I started using synths in the '70s. First an Arp AXXE on loan and then built a modular synth (Formant).
Nowadays I use
(and program) soft synths.. Influences range from Wendy Carlos, Tomita, Klaus Schulze to Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre and many others.
I like to create cinematic atmospheres with melody and rhythm.
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