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I love sounds
My journey in sound design began in the 1980s with tape machines, guitar pedals, piano and early synthesizers available at home. That experimentation led to mixtapes, playing in bands and later to sampling, sound design and composing on the computer.
That lifelong curiosity for sound became Solidtrax, focused on professional preset expansions for synthesizers and effects.
I create sound banks and sample libraries for instruments I personally connect with, made for producers who want inspiring and usable sounds.
Check out my shop if you are looking for some fresh new sounds.
Factory content
I also work with developers of music production hardware and software, creating factory content, presets and sound design, as well as providing quality assurance and consultancy.
If you’re developing a product and need sound design support, feel free to get in touch or view previous work.
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Review of the KORG monologue, which brings classic analog character into a compact, modern design.
PolyMAX, a thoughtfully limited synth with rich tone and modern touches – a true go-to for analog synthesizer lovers.
The SH-101’s iconic sound returns in a sleek, modern package with new tricks. Classic tone, now more versatile than ever.
Programming the Studio Electronics – Roland SE-02 I’ve finally had some time to finish my sound expander for the Studio Electronics – Roland SE-02 called Analog Magic and I’m glad I revisited this special synthesizer in the Roland boutique range. Let’s find out why. Strange Bird Roland’s SE-02, developed in collaboration with Studio Electronics, is […]
GliGli’s Overcycler is a hybrid synthesizer with two digital single-cycle oscillators, an analog filter (SSM2144), and an analog VCA for each voice. I took my time getting to know it, creating sounds and putting together a review with tips and examples.
After 25 years of lurking we finally had the chance to sound design for and review the Studio Electronics SE-3X.
When Arturia asked us if we would like to join a new project as a sound designer, we didn’t hesitate and said yes right away. But to what did we say yes?