Oxygene65
Oxygene65
Electronic Synthesizer Music
1
top 50
30
songs
7.8K
plays
1982
1982
Discover this dream, dream trance and goa trance track.
SoundClick artist Oxygene65 presents "1982", an outstanding release in the Downtempo genre. Featuring synthesizer, roland and korg, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. With a tone that is dream, dream trance and goa trance, Oxygene65's track connects on an emotional level. "1982" has peaked at number 9 on the SoundClick Downtempo chart. If you enjoy artists like Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Jarre, Oxygene65 is worth exploring on SoundClick. You can download this track free of charge.
Overland Part 7
Overland Part 7
overland continues...
"Overland Part 7" by Oxygene65 is a Downtempo production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer, roland and korg, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels dream, euphoric trance and uplifting trance. It has charted at #17 on the SoundClick Downtempo chart. Looking for music inspired by Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Jarre? Get this Oxygene65 type-beat track with an exclusive royalty-free Creative Commons license through SoundClick.
Analog Buzz
Analog Buzz
Quickly knocked up analogue cheese fest.
SoundClick artist Oxygene65 presents "Analog Buzz", an outstanding release in the Dance genre. Featuring synthesizer, roland and korg, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. With a tone that is dream, euphoric trance and progressive trance, Oxygene65's track connects on an emotional level. "Analog Buzz" has peaked at #25 in the Dance category on SoundClick. For fans of Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Jarre looking for something new, Oxygene65 delivers on SoundClick.
Overland Part 6
Overland Part 6
A Downtempo track by Oxygene65.
"Overland Part 6" is a Downtempo track by Oxygene65 on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer, roland and korg, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels dream, dream trance and hard trance. It has charted at #21 on the SoundClick Downtempo chart. The type-beat track in the style of Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Jarre is available with a royalty-free Creative Commons license — an unbeatable offer for producers, creators, and content makers looking for quality downtempo music.
Overland Part 5
Overland Part 5
A Downtempo track by Oxygene65.
"Overland Part 5" by Oxygene65 is a Downtempo production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by synthesizer, roland and korg, giving the song its signature feel. The track creates a listening experience that feels dream, euphoric trance and goa trance. It has charted at #12 on the SoundClick Downtempo chart. The type-beat track in the style of Kraftwerk, Vangelis and Jarre is available with a royalty-free Creative Commons license — an unbeatable offer for producers, creators, and content makers looking for quality downtempo music.
Show all (30)
Instrumental electronic music from solo artist Oxygene65.
Due to the rigors of normal working life I find creative time a luxury that I very rarely afford. My music is rushed, each of these tracks have been done in a day. I'm waiting to win the lottery so I can spend the rest of my days working properly at music and spending some time developing the few and far between ideas that spring into my vacant head.
I try not to use PC based VSTi's. Or any PC based sounds. Unless its absolutely nessasary. 99% of my music is from outboard equipment. I use my PC for MIDI sequencing, and the odd audio loop. As well as using it for recording and mastering.
I find that relying on a computer too much is a recipe for disaster. I feel there is a more of a sonic depth doing it the old fashioned way. You can hear the fruityloops/reason tracks a mile off. I prefer a shit load of synthesizers and an analogue mixing desk. You dont rely on a single processor. Not only that. But if you wanted to perform live at least your surrounded by synths with impressive flashing LEDs.
Band/artist history
The whole music thing started off with Me and Lewis Gray, writing from the mid 80's. We performed large outdoor gigs in the early 90's. After a long long time or writing together we decided to go our own separate ways and concentrate on our own solo work.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Played live in back in the mid 90's at big outdoor festivals to big audiences. The pinnacle was performing to 70,000 people. Lewis Gray and Myself were accompanied by a fireworks diplay, lights and projections. Although 99% of the crowd just turned up to see free fireworks.
Your musical influences
Jean-Michel Jarre and Tangerine Dream (from when they were good 1978-1986) are the main influences of my music, even though it may not sound that obvious at times. Artists like Vangelis and Kraftwerk have also influenced me.
What equipment do you use?
Hardware
Yamaha AN1x Virtual Analog Synthesizer
Yamaha DX100 FM Synthesizer
Yamaha TG500 Tone Generator
Yamaha SY55 Synthesizer
Roland JP8000 Virtual Analog Synthesizer
Roland VP330 Vocoder Plus
Roland XV5080 Sound Module
Roland JV1080 Sound Module (fully expanded)
Korg MS2000 Virtual Analogue Synth
Elka Synthex Synthesizer
Akai S6000 Digital Sampler
Casio CZ1000 Synthesizer
Novation A-Station Synthesizer
Sountracks Topaz Project 8 24:8:2
Electroharmonix Small Stone Phaser
Software
Cubase SX
Acid
Arturia Moog Modular
Arturia Minimoog
Arturia CS80
Korg Legacy
Anything else?
You got a fag and a drink for a dying man looby ?
Contact
Sorry, this artist currently doesn't accept email messages.
Comments (3)
Great, i made one to but not so good !!
where did you find the sample of the chinese childrens ??
Cool i interesed in your works, im a jarre fan too..
Good music,your sounds are personnal. As a Tangerine's fan I appréciate a lot your own version. Interesting work, specialy the live perform.
Promoted
Not related to artist