Dogman With Synths ΘΔ

@muzak.neapolitanhusky.com

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Husky by day, Radical Doggo by night. Making a bizarre mishmash of 80s/90s techno, house, synthpop, and... so on since 20XX A secondary account of @dogman.neapolitanhusky.com focusing on my musical shenanigans. #FurryMusician #Music

A short video of me jamming out with a vintage Roland TR-505 drum machine and a Roland TB-03 (a modern recreation of the TB-303 bass line synthesizer)
A photo of the LCD display of my Roland Alpha Juno-1, with it displaying the name of a custom patch I have called "J-UwU-no"
A photo of the Siel MDP-40 drum machine, a digital sample based drum machine made by the Italian electric organ and synth manufacturer Siel. It is an incredibly basic preset-based drum machine with incredibly low quality samples, although it actually has MIDI both for syncing and for being sequenced externally.
A short video of me performing a simple atmospheric drum & bass ish... thing with my Roland MC-707, Behringer TD-3, Novation Bass Station II, and Roland Alpha Juno-1
A short attempt at mixing the instrumentals from the opening of the classic house track "Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee Da Da Da)" by Crystal Waters with vocals from the song "Urban Fragments" from the Ridge Racer Type 4 soundtrack
A short video of me jamming out with my Roland MC-707 and Behringer TD-3, playing a cover of "Undertale" from the soundtrack of the game... well, Undertale
A screenshot of some rando shitheel trying to advertise some... website promotion or SEO service or some shit when I'm trying to gloat over my progress in learning how to build a website. I could type out their message for alt text purposes but why? It's spam. Regardless of if you need alt-text or not there's nothing here that would be worth your time to read.
The "silence, brand" meme involving an image of two crabs. The larger one has laser beams photoshopped shooting out of their eyes at the smaller one, causing the smaller one to explode. This edited version instead reads "silence, spammer", meant to be directed at some chucklefuck who wants to spam me with some... I dunno SEO service or some shit? I don't give a fuck.
A photo of a set of burned CD-Rs of my music scattered on my kitchen counter
A photo of a slim CD case with printed album art. The art consists of a photo of a vintage Apple Macintosh computer with the screen photoshopped to have my fursona's face on it. The screen also is monochrome but with pink & black instead of white & black
A short video of a newly acquired Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-12 Rhythm drum machine playing drum patterns from New Order's 1983 classic "Blue Monday"
A photo of a folding table with some assorted music gear hooked up on it. From left to right starting at the upper left corner: a Moog/Realistic MG-1 synth, a Korg SQ-1 cv-sequencer, and a Roland T-8 drum machine/groovebox. Both the MG-1 and T-8 are hooked up to an 80's Yamaha mixer
A short video of me playing with my Behringer TD-3, which has the synth riff to Nitzer Ebb's "Murderous" programmed into it
A short clip of me playing with my Behringer TD-3, specifically playing the two riffs from the Nitzer Ebb song "Join in the Chant"
A screenshot of someone who replied to this post. Their bio reads "Many people are saying that I am the Martin Luther King Jr. for AI furries." ... which is one of the most disgusting things I have ever read in my life.
An image of the titular character "Bluey" from the children's cartoon Bluey. She's placed over a synthwave-ey background and text is added to the right side that reads: "EVERY DAY IT'S SOME NEW KINDA SHIT"
A photo of all of the synths I own that either are recreations/clones of the classic Roland TB-303, or are inspired by the TB-303. From left to right starting at the top: - Twisted Elections acid8 (mk. I) - Roland T-8 - Korg Volca Bass - Korg Volca Nubass - Roland TB-3 - Behringer TD-3 - Roland TB-03
A photo of my Ensoniq EPS Classic, a late-80s keyboard sampler. It's currently leaning against a wall in my studio and sadly has a fair amount of dust on it too.
A video of me jamming out with my music gear playing a simple synthpop-ish tune
A short silly video of me in my studio, a simple sequence playing from my MC-707, Alpha Juno-1 and TD-3. I mention how this room was meant to be a studio for my music equipment but lately it's been invaded... ... by trains. OwO
Video of me jamming out with my MC-707, Alpha Juno-1, Bass Station 2, and TD-3 performing a very abridged version of a WIP track called "Electro Pup"
A photo of my Roland Alpha Juno-1, a vintage analog polysynth from the mid-1980s.
The album cover to The Chemical Brothers' "Come With Us". The cover is a striking mix of red with yellow paint spatters radiating out from a spot just slightly to the upper-left of the center. A silhouette of a person can be seen inside of the center of the paint splatter. "The Chemical Brothers' is written in the group's usual stylized font in the upper left of the cover, and "COME WITH US" is up in the upper right.
The album cover to Jam & Spoon's "Tripomatic Fairytales 2001". The artwork depicts an almost genie-like figure comprised of the two members of the group melded together. One of their faces comprises the left-side of the head, the other the right-side of their head, and the figure is sitting cross-legged with its arms up and hands tilted horizontally with the palms facing upwards. Three wisps of curvy flame/smoke eminate from the bottom of the figure. The rest of the cover is simply solid white. The group name and a portion of the album title ("tripomatic fairytales") are written on the very top of the cover, while the "2001" is centered in the middle of the figure.
The album cover for Orbital's 2nd album, confusingly called "Orbital" just like the first album. It's often instead referred to as "The Brown Album" due to the brown-ish color of its cover to differentiate it from the first album, aka "The Green Album" due to its green-ish color. The Brown Album, as stated before, is mostly brown in color with an abstract image of some sort of bodily organs surrounded by electron orbitals similar to what the now outdated scientific diagrams of atoms looked like. The band name is within a small oval at the top, and the track list is written down the left-hand side complete with the time lengths of all the songs.
The album cover for Ween's "The Mollusk". Set against an ocean-like deep seagreen background; the main image is a bizarre amalgamation of different sea creatures mashed together in an almost disturbing manner. Fish heads, crab legs, small silver fish, tentacles, gills, antennae, and so forth all combine together in a recognizable yet still nonsensical mass.
The album cover for Kraftwerk's "Electric Café" (later retitled to "Techno Pop" in modern re-releases). The cover features disembodied low-poly 3D renders of the heads of the band's members all looking in different directions. Their skin is a blueish-white, hair is various shades of blueish-brown, and all of their lips are a deep red. The four heads are floating against a black/dark-blue background. To the upper-left, the album title and band name are featured in a grey box in a font reminiscent of vintage LED segmented-digit displays.
The album cover for the Pet Shop Boys album "Behaviour". Most of the cover is white except for a small set of four photos in the center. The upper left features both band members Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe holding massive bouquets of flowers. The upper right has a front-on image of Neil Tennant's face, the lower left a shot of the back of Chris Lowe's head. The lower right image shows an empty chair and two large bouquets of flowers sitting on the ground. Below the set of photos are simple lines of black text with the album name & artist name.
The album cover for The Prodigy's first album "Experience". it's a very minimalist cover, simply featuring "PRODIGY" in big black text in the middle, "THE" in a small oval-shaped bubble to the upper-right of the main text, and "EXPERIENCE" in an oval-shapped bubble directly below the main text. All of the text is in front of a white background.
The album cover to the Yellow Magic Orchestra album "Technodelic". It's a simple, striking contrast of bright red on the left half & black/dark grey on the right half. Overlayed over the left half is a greyscale image of a woman appearing to be clapping and excited. The title of the album is written in a futuristic pixelated font (which is, interestingly enough, also called "Technodelic") in all caps to the left of the woman's face, and "YMO" is written in the same font to the right of her face.
The cover of New Order's 3rd studio album "Low-Life". Said cover features a grayscale image of the band's drummer Stephen Morris looking pensive. The band's name is written with the text at a 90-degree angle on the right hand side of the cover, with the 'new" in a darker font and partially overlaid over "Order". A fun fact is "Low-Life" is the only New Order album that features any photos of the band members whatsoever on its cover and/or liner notes.
Video of me playing a melody from the Yellow Magic Orchestra song "Solid State Survivor" on my Roland Alpha Juno-1
Video of me playing the main melody from the Bridge Zone theme from the Game Gear/Master System version of Sonic the Hedgehog 1 on my Roland Alpha Juno-1
Video of me playing a riff from the Kraftwerk song "Computer Love" on my Roland Alpha Juno-1
A photo of the wall of my studio. Two wall scrolls are hung up depicting furry girls in swimsuits. The right is art of the character Krystal from StarFox in a one-piece swimsuit, while to the right is RanbowWave's orca-dragon girl "Penelope" in a bikini.
A photo of my rack setup, focusing on the Korg DRV-1000 digital reverb effects unit. The DRV-1000 was a budget rackmount reverb effect unit released in 1986, competing against the likes of the Alesis Midiverb at the time.
A photo of my music studio, featuring a vintage poster for the band New Order and a painting of a body of water at night situated on my wall above a set of synths
One of those "for every like I will do X" images. In this case, it says: "GET TO KNOW MY MUSIC TASTE for every like, i will post one song I love <3"
A variation of the "Geordi doesn't approve/does approve" meme. In the upper left corner, the character Geordi La Forge from Star Trek: the Next Generation is waving his hand as if he isn't interested in something. The upper right corner features an image of the character Juno from the anime & manga Beastars, thus implying Geordi doesn't want her. In the lower left corner, Geordi is pointing towards his right and has a more interested look on his face. In the lower right is an image of a vintage Roland Alpha-Juno 1 synthesizer. Thus implying Geordi wants the Alpha-Juno synthesizer and not the Juno character.
A variation of the "Geordi doesn't approve/does approve" meme. In the upper left corner, the character Geordi La Forge from Star Trek: the Next Generation is waving his hand as if he isn't interested in something. The upper right corner features an image of the character Juno from the anime & manga Beastars, thus implying Geordi doesn't want her. In the lower left corner, Geordi is pointing towards his right and has a more interested look on his face. In the lower right is an image of a vintage Roland Juno-60 synthesizer. Thus implying Geordi wants the Juno synthesizer and not the Juno character.