The Sunday track:
A rather minimalist in spirit and classically instrumented piece of techno. There's an up and a down swing in the track which I composed of 7 patterns of up to 120 bars in length: Kick, two percussion tracks, two bass tracks, hihats, one backing track, plus the 606 with three patterns made on its internal sequencer that were changed manually during recording.
Kick comes from S2000 sampler, percussion is from FB-01 (all custom patches), hihats are from Volca Beats and were processed with Waldorf 2-pole filter, bassline comes from MFB Nanozwerg, 16th hihats + other perc are from TR-606 and the background track comes from Kawai K1m.
The bassdrum is a boosted fx sample from a movie, it has a noise trail that I really love. Originally I wanted to use the Volca Beats kick but it wasn't punchy enough in the end, some of its frequencies clashed with the bassline which led to lotsa mud that sounded decent on my home stereo speakers but just awful via headphones and on other systems so I had to replace it.
Goes to show that it can't hurt to listen to a new track on various systems like home stereos, car stereos, phones, laptops, with headphones on, etc. I should do it more often.