Best of my 80-ies Synth Covers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to my channel! 🎹🎶 I’ve been sharing my passion for music here for over a year, and in this video, I’m excited to present my personal top 10 favorite covers. Each track holds a special place in my heart, and I’ve included some background stories about the original tunes and artists. Join me on this musical journey and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing content!
n this video, I’ll be using some legendary instruments to bring these covers to life:
• Yamaha CS-80
• CP70
• Mini Moog
• Fender Rhodes
• Roland Jupiter-8
• Roland JX-10
YES!
Please keep on sharing your passion with us! I love vintage synths and have a few myself - it is so pleasing to hear them and feel them. And your musical choices are right down my alley...
Thank you so much!
Wow Lindo❤👏👏
I discovered your channel about 10 months ago. I'm 58 & bought my first synth at age 16 (Roland SH-1000) followed by a Juno 106 & JX3P. Today, I possess both modern and late 70's / 80's vintage synths. Your music, the instruments & your passion for providing great content with no pompous attitude keeps me coming back! You've also tickled my desire to finally buy a Linn Drum. Cheers! :-)
haha John - the Linn is perfect - you will love it. I am 60 and also started at 16 - first a Rhodes - than Korg Delta and Juno 60. And well than all the rest ;-)
Your work and the attention to detail on getting the right sounds for your covers is top notch Jose
I really love your Vangelis and Tangerine Dream covers and of course non other then Jan Hammer big synth composer from the 90s
You deserve all the views and subs you earn my fellow composer and friend and I salute you sir !!!! bravo !!!!
I like your cover versions, and even more your gear.
👍👍👍Greetings from Russia!
greetings too!
And off course crocket's theme. 20 minutes of goose bumps... Need to play more...
❤ I came certainly months ago to listen your takes on Vangelis on the CS80, but today, I have a special idea. As I'm 64 years old, Tangerine, Klaus Shulze, at their beginnings, Vangelis, we were buying their music , and listening to a mastered engraved version on a 33 rpm. But, the actual technology, lets Us listening your versions, so better than what we listened at the time, and this is precious and amazing, to listen your instrument from that time, and your proper listening. I have only a Juno 6 and an SH2000, as original instruments, but I know well this difference between what we listen through technology, and what we listen at home. I have also some 33rpm origi:als from JM Jarre, Tangerine Dreams (Rubycon is still my favorite!), Moon down (from Klaus Chulze), Opera Sauvage, or other musics, my conclusion is that the player and the instrument, in a relative simplicity, matters a lot in the listening pleasure. I plays Hymn and the Orchestra under the rain on all my synths, and never the same version, I found with you how the CS80 is a so great instrument, so expressive, must be played only by creators, and you are part of this country where electronics gives life to sounds.
Great channel, congrats.
Love how having amazing analog stuff, finally somebody put out good music with it, and not just show off them as collectible toys only.
Synths are musical instruments for expression, not just mere cool boxes with lot of colourful lights on.
Kudos.
I would make no sense at all to have analog synths and not use them - it's a bless to play them!
@@josesvintagekeys Anyway, good job!! Thank you for the videos.
Enjoy and have FUN. :)
I will have a cs80 one day.. :) As usual great video. My favorite of yours is the EXIT cover.
It sounds so cool, and it was also the video that introduced me to EXIT. So thanks for that :D
There's a song I heard recently by Riccardo Cocciante, it's called ''Au Fond De Mon Coeur'' (it has to be the French version as it's mixed longer). Honestly, the CS-80 orchestration (all synths, no actual strings involved!) in it is jaw-dropping, take a listen to it all. It starts before 2:00 seconds.
Nice choices!
Of course covers do better than improvisations in numbers, but nothing beats variety on the long run.
Also good titles and mentioning the gear helps viewers to find you I imagine.
My replacing VP-330 arrived yesterday.
Would you consider singing the Jon and Vangelis song though yours?
Txxs Jair - looking forward to a remake of Top Gun with the real thing and indeed: I will give 'I hear you now' a try with the vocoder !
Great video as always! Love what you do on this channel :)
TXX Julie!
Another wonderful video. People like you, Hugo, mik300z, Taurus Tarkus and a few others, make Vangelis, Edgar Froese, Klaus Schulze, Keith Emerson and other wonderful greats live forever. Thanks and keep creating... ❤
you are a musician too - where can i find your music? And I will check out Hugo - don't know him :-)
Ah, I'm a total amateur now. But I am connected to music because I deal with servicing guitars and equipment around them. I had two Korg synths: MS20 and Polysix and some of my auxiliary devices for them. I'm talking about the mid-80s. Later I had fun with plugin synths. I can only dream of CS-80 :)) I have some my little works on my YT channel.
Yes, be sure to find Hugo. An exceptional synth player. Also, you can find some my little works on my YT channel.
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Hugo: th-cam.com/video/ArfO56pJYto/w-d-xo.html
txxs - I am so surprised that both Hugo and mik300z haven't published music for quite a long time. @taurustarkus is the best - and a really really nice guy!
Love your channel, it's so full of goodies! Although I have nowhere near the views that you have, I, too, wonder how some of my uploads get virtually no views whilst others get loads. I have to admit to being more than a little envious of your setup, especially as showcased in the last few minutes of this video - even Dr Mix was taken aback, and that's no small achievement! Keep 'em coming 🙂
Hi Bill, I have checked your channel - you have some nice instruments as well - I think you should film yourself when demonstrating your synths - that will certainly make a difference! I have subscribed of course 🙂
@@josesvintagekeys Thanks very much, much appreciated! Yes, I have thought about filming myself but most of the demos are cobbled together from hours of noodling. Plus, I'm not out to get a large following, just like to post the demos as I make them. It's just interesting and a bit curious to see which demos attract the largest audiences 🙂
@@billyruss get it. Have to say that once you get some followers it is pretty addictive :-) and I have made enough to buy a Korg Volca
Excellent presentation and fantastic choice of music...I am doing a similar project with retro instrumentals...I only wish I could play live like you cos I rely heavily on sequencing and entering notes one by one through a 49 midi keyboard...Amazing vid ...I have to ask but do you play professionally?...Cheers Les🙂👍
Nope, I am not a Pro - but have been playing since I was 8…that helps :-) Txx for the nice compliment - I will check out your music!
Top gun mijn haren komen al recht als men het uitspreekt ❤❤
hahahah - ik heb dat precies. Toen ik in de bioscoop deel 2 zag en die soundtrack in dolby lekker hard stond - precies: haren recht overeind. In denk dat ik gewoon nog een keer het hele ding maak - zo'n goede track.
@@josesvintagekeys zeker doen 😉👌🏼
What's the song at 14:50 ?
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I Hear You Now is probably my favorite cover of yours, I’ve come back to it several times. That’s really cool that Doctor Mix set you on the path of this channel. I love that guy. His enthusiasm is really infectious.
We share our love for I hear you now and: @doctormix :-)