sounds · Antwerp · 96 bpm

sounds, stem by stem

The studio wall in Antwerp: six stems off one patch, printed in five inks. Audition a stem, mute it, solo it — build your own housevibe at home.

analog · urban · electro · modular

the track library · 6 stems

the stems

Each card is one channel of the same take. Hit play stem and the mixer below solos it in sync with the clock.

stem 01 · drum ready

Kick

warm · punchy · the floor

A self-oscillating filter with a bad attitude. The first thing you feel in the stairwell.

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4 / floor
stem 02 · low end ready

Bass

low · rubbery · 3am

One oscillator bent by hand into a line that refuses to sit still. Voltage, not code.

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saw + sub
stem 03 · top ready

Hat

dry · ticky · off-grid

Noise, high-passed until only the city is left. Dust moving through a streetlight.

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16th dust
stem 04 · air ready

Pad

hazy · wide · melancholic

Detuned chords held long enough to fog the windows. The kitchen reverb does the emotional work.

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detuned
stem 05 · chord ready

Stab

bright · urgent · tape delay

A short chord with a long echo, bouncing down the hallway. Blink and it is gone.

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3 echoes
stem 06 · ghost ready

Voice

airy · wordless · ghost

A wordless line, half swallowed by the room. Not a sample, not a singer — air with a memory.

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one take

multitrack · 6 stems · one clock

the mixer

Synchronized stems, no plugin. Mute one and the room changes; solo one and you hear the wires. Master volume sits at the top of the desk.

Open the trackplayer →

housevibe_live 6 stems · mute & solo
96 BPMfixed
tempo
00:00 / 03:12
72%

TRK 01KICK· ON

TRK 02BASS· ON

TRK 03HAT· ON

TRK 04PAD· ON

TRK 05STAB· ON

TRK 06VOICE· ON

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master
idle
96 bpm · 4-bar loop · 03:12 set 00:00 / 03:12

audio starts on your first tap · muted channels go grey and hatched · solos outline in lime

sound notes · no discography, just character

sound notes

No release titles, no line-up, no borrowed credits. Just the four words the project keeps returning to.

“Analog sounds, urban vibe, electro, underground — modular sounds for a room that never quite dries.”

Robert Cartner is an Antwerp project built around one idea: a housevibe you can rebuild at home. The desk is small, the patch is honest, and every stem keeps a little of the room it was played in.

Nothing here is a preset. Everything can be unplugged, muted, and put back slightly wrong.

printed in antwerp · five inks · no plugins

Analog

Voltage, drift and a little hiss. Oscillators tuned by ear and left to wander — the wobble is the point, not a mistake.

Urban

Antwerp rooms, trams through the wall, a kitchen reverb. The city is an instrument even when it is not invited.

Electro

Drum machines with bad posture, bass that lands slightly late. Enough swing to keep a basement moving.

Modular

Patch cables, one clock, six channels. Mute a stem and the patch re-draws itself in the room.