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Artemyev: Atom 2 and aPolyvoks together at last :)
Inspired by discovering the AU update to the excellent, eccentric and free aPolyvoks ‘Soviet style’ synth https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/apolyvoks/id1456476986 and Atom 2 https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/atom-piano-roll-2/id1536259776 on the same day, I had to bring these two together in a tribute to two other great Soviet things, the 1972 sci fi movie Solaris, and the ambient-anticipating pioneering electronic soundtrack for it by Eduard Artemyev.
Just four instances of the synth, sequenced from hand drawn loops made in Atom 2, and a little light reverb from Alteza, BLEASS and Zero, all sounds from the aPolyvoks. Thank you, @blueveek and @ashekochikhin! Enjoy! (I hope) 
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Very inspiring!
You should add VirtualANS to this as well!
@cian : good thought, the weird Soviet synth Olympics
I’ve got it, could have done it, but, hey - I didn’t think of it. It really would have fitted in too. (Just checked Wikipedia - Artemyev started his career on the real ANS - doh!) I could have taken the still from Solaris I used for the SoundCloud and found out what it sounded like... Damn. Might have to go do a remix now... 
Do a second track and call it Stalker
Nice job & great inspiration from a truly great film, filmmaker and musician 👏
Great music for a Roadside Picnic 😁
Zoned out while stalkers steal my sandwiches.
@barabajagal : thank you! Yes indeed. Saw Solaris, 1972 vintage the first time a year ago (after I saw the Clooney remake, which I guess was a sci fi film just not that sci fi film) , and images and ideas from it have stayed with me like few other things I have seen. And I can’t even work out why...
I have yet to see Stalker, though the book Roadside Picnic (thank you too, @Krupa
) it was based on is sitting on my shelf waiting to be read. I played the video game based on it (!) and it seems to me by repute anyway that at least two recent, and rather good, sci fi films I have seen owe it a pretty heavy debt in different ways: Arrival, and, much more directly, Annihilation? Stalker is definitely high on my must-see list now.
The book Annihilation definitely is influenced by it (read the books Annihilation was based upon if you haven't), though the movie Stalker is much better.
Honestly though, you can't go wrong with any Tarkovsky film. Mirror, Ivan's Childhood (one of the most gut wrenching war films - though it has competition from half a dozen other Soviet war films)...
I put off/saved Stalker for years, it’s my perfect film I think, just beautiful. The book is great too, I wouldn’t know what to recommend first though...