Lyra-8 - Study 8 (Eat the Ghost, Man; a Lyra-8 Chip-tune Workout)

I shouldn't be surprised when then Lyra-8 does something surprising, but when some 8-bit arcade sounds started emanating from within I couldn't help but smile.
The melody is a combination of the Hyper-LFO modulating voices and voices being modulated by those voices.
I also take time for a few moments of drone right at the end, because you have to sometimes.
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[@chrissherman01]

Really enjoying your Lyra videos, including this one!

[@macronencer]

Amazing. I really need to spend more time with my Lyra 8!

[@tgiencke]

You have a true talent at making something do what it shouldn’t be able to do. AKA mastering.

[@jameshuth3187]

Wow! That Lyra-8 sounded so great! Then started screaming at the end. :)

[@beanacomputer]

That scream sounded existential.

[@OscillatorSink]

@@beanacomputer And why wouldn't it in 2023?

[@martingoldmannmusic]

oh wow!

[@Hoihaufen]

wow great sound! would love a transition into a loop with a pounding kick 🖤

[@OscillatorSink]

Yeah, I wanted the kick to kick in too.

[@vinylarchaeologist]

Didn‘t know Lyra 8 did quasi-synthpop. Well, it‘s the user, not the tool. ❤

[@OscillatorSink]

The Lyra-8 always leads the way. I just do as it tells me. And today it wanted to be Pacman.

[@Exrotr]

this is PanSonic Sound... nice

[@nerfytheclown]

Yick. I feel dirty after that...😅

[@user1756]

dirty af

[@OscillatorSink]

yeah.