#cybersynth

[glitchblackmusic]

For one day only, I'm offering 50% off nearly any merch item on my Bandcamp store! This is the biggest discount I've ever offered! Just use codeword HALF at checkout! Only valid for 24 hours during Friday, December 2 (PST time zone). Merch store link: https://glitchblack.bandcamp.com/merch Thanks for your support!

[retrosynth]

WOLFTRON - At The Doom's Gate | RetroSynth (Cyberpunk / Cybersynth)

WOLFTRON – At The Doom’s Gate | RetroSynth (Cyberpunk / Cybersynth)

RetroSynth Records presents WOLFTRON – At The Doom’s Gate Pre-Order the new EP “Mega Drive III” here! https://wolftron80s.bandcamp.com/album/mega-drive-iii Style: #Cyberpunk #Cybersynth #Darksynth Video Edit – Scott Forte Artwork – Doom Eternal Wallpaper (2020) Support Wolftron BANDCAMP – https://wolftron80s.bandcamp.com FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/wolftronmusic/ TWITTER –…

[uncertainlyhuman]

hello. we're the uncertainty principle, a system full of both nonhumans and alterhumans. this blog is for our study to express their thoughts, through any means they want. our main blog is @cybersynthic.

each variable will tag their posts with their name + a .wav in front of it. under this, a list of frequent tags will be placed in case you want to get to know what we've been doing.

in general: we don't engage in any harmful practice or discussion, our blog does not welcome anyone who believes oppression and harrassment will fix or help any problem, and we'd rather keep our interactions with 18+ people only.

[naivedesla]

Important Announcement!! (Website & VB distribution)

Hello! This post is about important updates about our website and the future of our voicebanks.

As you know, we work along Nihilium Wave (formerly known as Altericide), and we are under Nexys4t's management, wich leads our creator and owner to having to manage several different website for each UTAU that belongs to any project of ours.

This was extremely anxiety inducing due to the absurd ammount of voices that both projects had, and many users had to ask for a full list of the UTAUs since they were not in the same place...

So we decided to merge all of our websites into one!

Sacrificing our characteristic green aero-styled website was becoming a burden as more and more UTAUs used specific colors for their pages: The website took way too long to load. The same thing happened with Nihilium Wave's website.

We decided to mantain the Aero theme and work as official maked distributors of the voicebanks. The old websites will still be up for archive purposes.

Of course changing websites means that we have to be very careful with our voicebanks being mantained correctly...

But there's a problem then. The UTAUs we have all the groups together is absurdly big... And not all of them will recieve updates.

So here is a list of what Voicebanks will you be able to find and wich ones are they.

Active: Voicebanks that recieve updates and are in continuous development. (Glucagon, AZOA, Captain Papers, Megumi Haretsu, Liam Haretsu, AC)

Legacy: Voicebanks that might still recieve support but are unlikely to be updated with as much frequence as Active. (Heccan, Caché Völatta, Slice, MEAST, Elzro)

Archive: Won't be updated. (Bakira)

Private: Voicebanks that will stay for Private usage or recieve one update then become Archive or Legacy. Some of them might be released under a password. (Undefined yet) (PresetSYNTH, Lasche/Nezvatch, SourSplats - 4vbs, CyberSynth - 2 vb, ZOLA-like 3vbs, Salmon Project - 3vbs, Vact, Nayela Aakiri, Mikchael, Acht Haretsu)

Unreleased / WIP: Voicebanks that are not yet released but are in development. (LÍDEM, Nerzvax, Luz, NW, Morpho Morphae, SC-122-Sonia, Chromoid)

The website will have a list separated in those categories in the Voice section.

As well, you will have noticed that only one voice is avalaible at the moment: Glucagon.

This is because we have to manually change ALL the readme & character files as well as the .yaml and other features from the voicebanks such as broken links, updating the upload links in whatever social media they have... etc.

So we will be gradually adding them and including a disclaimer pop-up in their sites that links to the new site.

The character pages gives a screen of full data from the character, including their basic Profile, Miscellaneous data such as extras or relationships, a full Gallery of official artwork and a Credits page.

If you scroll down, you can see the avalaible voicebanks that are up for download for each UTAU and the basic UTAU / OpenUTAU demos, as well as a list of other Demo songs made with the avalaible softwares for each voicebank.

There is also the Terms of Use page, wich lists the "generic terms of use" that apply to all of our UTAUs. However, the Specific Terms of Use that can be applied to some UTAUs have a preference over the generic terms of use.

Please make sure to follow them all as it is advised

We will be adding a Resource Page as well as some other stuff and UTAUs when the time comes. As well, we might need to make new demo reels for our UTAUs.

That was everything for today. Thank you if you've come this far. Really!

[cybersyntharts]

hello. my name is rev and i'm an artist who draws (sometimes). most of my drawings are done on ibispaintx, on phone since we don't have a drawing tablet.

if you want to use any fanart here (as an icon, for graphics or anything like that) just please credit me!!

my main account is @cybersynthic and i can doodle things if you want me to. thank you for reading and goodbye o/

[cybersynthic]

silverdynex -> cybersynthic

hii reclaiming my old username

[zobalex]

The Distancer - Artificial Intelligence and corporate takeover, Jonas hatches a plan to travel back to the year 2026, to stop CyberSynth Incorporated before they even exist. - https://amzn.to/44toAhY

[mikahorror]

INCORE - Technoid [ Cybersynth ]

[retrosynth]

MenaK - Plague | RetroSynth (Cyberpunk / Darksynth)

MenaK – Plague | RetroSynth (Cyberpunk / Darksynth)

RetroSynth presents MenaK – Plague #Cyberpunk #Cybersynth #Darksynth Found on the compilation ” Quarantine Tapes – A Cartelwave Collection” https://cartelwave.bandcamp.com/album/quarantine-tapes-a-cartelwave-collection Artwork – Beeple (We Win) https://www.beeple-crap.com/everydays Video Edit – Scott Forte Support…

[glitchblackmusic]

I'm offering up a limited-time sale of my 9 albums in one big discounted bundle pack plus some extra goodies! Get it on Bandcamp by Nov 20: glitchblack.bandcamp.com/merch

[retrowave-cyberpunk]

Train Station, Eric Geusz.

[theartofmany]

“As I entered the bar, an attack of neon strobe lights assaulted my eyes. Smugglers, criminals, androids, and people from all Reaches of this system came here to the Nova club to watch the dancers. I sat at one of the tables closet to stage...” From Youtube channel Fourat Xu: CyberPunk 2077 Bar - Hard Synthwave / CyberSynth / DarkSynth / Synthwave Metal So cool... (Tracklist in the description of the video)

[syn-dicato]

Best Darksynth/Cybersynth Releases 2018 (Part 1)

I know I’m nearly 3 months late with this, but here are the (imo) best darksynth/dark synthwave/cybersynth releases of 2018. Last year was absolutely packed with big releases from the biggest names in synthwave, especially the first half of the year where titans GosT, Carpenter Brut, and MasterBootRecord all had major new releases. Here are releases most worthy of checking out, in particular order!

Deadlife - The Order of Chaos

Deadlife absolutely takes the cake with his second album, the Order of Chaos, released March 2018. TOOC is a spectacular followup to his first album, Bionic Chrysalis, and continues to build on that groovy, dancey, hard hitting cybersynth feel. Nearly every track is a banger, and with the inclusion of spoken word throughout it gives you a great story to follow along with- that of a time-traveling revenge-seeking android, haunted by the spirit (or memory) of his murdered human partner. Deadlife also released another album in 2018 (Variations on the Resolve), and is due to release his fourth on Feb 22 (Orphan), both of which have moved away from the darksynth sound of his first two albums. In less than a year, Deadlife released two album worthy of the must-listen darksynth and cybersynth guides, and is certainly worth blasting on repeat, even if his signature sound is evolving away to something new.

GosT - Possessor

GosT has been one of the mainstay staples in the Blood Music catalog, making him also one of the staples of darksynth. With albums Behemoth and Non Paradisi bringing unique but exemplary sound to the genre, with Possessor GosT has gone the way of other major names like Perturbator, Deadlife, Surgeryhead and Carpenter Brut and began to expand out and deviate from the traditional formula. Possessor is as much an experimental extreme metal album as it is darksynth, not that this in any way diminishes it. Rather, the fusion brings a much needed breath of fresh air, not sacrificing the qualities listeners love in GosT or the genre generally. Metal has always had a strong influence on darksynth, particularly due to the influence of shared metal/synthwave label Blood Music, and GosT demonstrated that marriage is a good one. GosT has left the Blood Music label, and his newest single “She Lives in Red Light” on Century Media shows a divulgence from his typical work, focusing more on the vocal style found in Sigil on this album. Who knows what we’re yet to see from GosT, but he isn’t going away. If you need a fix of new, old-school sounding GhosT, the just-released game The Textorcist has a soundtrack entirely by him, which you can buy with the game.

MASTER BOOT RECORD - Direct Memory Access

Another Blood Music attache, this is MBR’s first release with Blood Music, having long been a solid and reliable name in the darksynth genre for a while beforehand. MBR has a unique sound not found with any other producers, something he calls chipwave. I’ve always described it to people as chiptune metal, which it more or less is. With his entrance to Blood Music’s catalog, DMA has introduced something new- vocals. Utilizing the talented singing of a constructed language by fellow Blood Music metal band Öxxö Xööx, this elevates MBR’s otherwise somewhat similar-sounding yet solid music to something distinguishable and thoroughly enjoyable. Not all tracks have Öxxö Xööx‘s additions, and instrumental versions exist for the tracks that do, so even if you’re not crazy about the unintelligible lyrics you can still enjoy MBR’s chippy riffs. MBR is scoring Blood Music’s (with Theta Division Games) first and likely only game release, cyberpunk point-and-click Virtuaverse. If you want more of what MBR has to offer, check out his side projects- Keygen Church and Victor Love.

Electric Dragon - Dark Water, Communion

Electric Dragon slipped under many people’s radar with his 2016 release Covenant, but became impossible to ignore with two absolute banger albums in 2018, sandwiching a year of great music between two core darksynth album built around pure evil. Communion, released in January, is a strong dancey, distorted album that bring head-bobbing power to the sounds of dark magic and evil cults. I enjoyed Communion, although I felt the sound was a little dated when compared to the powerhouses of this year. That is, Communion sounds like a 2015 or 2016 album, right at home with Perturbator’s Uncanny Valley. While damn good, it didn’t necessarily bring much new. ED absolutely rectified this with Dark Water, which has been on repeat for me since its November release. Fresh, powerful, and groovy, Dark Water continues the theme of dark magic but elevated ED’s sound. Each track brings a different feel, making use of new sounds and styles while still being solidly born from ED’s style. One of the last, best releases of 2018, Dark Water is definitely worth a listen.

LAZERPUNK - DEATH & GLORY

Lazerpunk wasn’t really a well-known artist until he dropped power-drenched Death & Glory, a aptly-named album that showcases a range of nontraditional darksynth unified by a singular thread: goddam beat-blasted heavy-hitting knock-you-down kickassery. Certainly not your typical darksynth, and a far cry from anything cyberpunk, Death & Glory catapulted Lazerpunk to well-known status in the community. With tracks titled like Power, Warmachine, Rampage, Anger, and Revenge, you know what kind of groove you’re about the experience. Other tracks, like Black Lambo, really steal the show as electronic, but only vaguely darksynth, bangers. This album features Quixotic and Daniel Deluxe on a couple tracks, and their influence can certainly be felt to no detriment of the album. A seriously awesome addition to the genre that brought Lazerpunk a well-deserved place among the top must-listen guides to darksynth.

[synthetic-emotion]

Plug it straight into my brain.