@@grunntalll I wrote them in. There is a way though where if you have a synth like the Sylenth1, you can turn on the arpeggiator and have it hold the notes. Then you can automate the gate by bringing it down and it will start to play the step sequence. So you can change the sound of it from it being a synth pad to a synth lead. But I wrote them in because not everyone will have the Sylenth1 or a step sequencer (arpeggiator) I think Ferry Corsten used the arpeggiator on the Roland jp8000 to create it and he probably used that technique.
@@de-b1221 Thanks for the detailed reply! What makes you think he used the arpeggiator? Just the sound and feel of it? Im trying to learn :) also these are quantized? you really nailed the sound better than any other video ive seen on youtube
@@grunntalll I think you might find this video I've found interesting th-cam.com/video/2K1_AeFJlmQ/w-d-xo.html It's an interview with Ferry Corsten talking about how he produced Out Of The Blue.
Hi Goldblat Alex, sorry for the late reply, what is shown is the MIDI file. If you set the video on TH-cam to full screen, pause the video and then open your DAW, you can then use the video as a guide to pen in the notation shown, and then you will have the MIDI file.
Hi Tom c, are you viewing it on a mobile or computer? I've noticed myself that when I've watched it on my mobile, when the second part comes up, the notation is a bit difficult to see. If you watch it on a computer, it will be a lot clearer.
❤❤❤❤love this woowwww great sounds
Thanks
Perfect! Huge props man!
Thanks
Fanstastic !!! Thumbs up !!!
Thank you.
Love it .. cheers hope to see some more classic trance midis
Thanks, I'm just about to start working on As the Rush Comes by Motorcycle.
It's a simple track, but just trying to find the right sound.
@@de-b1221 top song
Thanks for making this. Your channel is great 👍
You're welcome, glad you like it.
can't really tell but are you playing the first and second part on top of each other during the second part?
The first part is basically the synth pad, and then the synth lead is layered on top, which follows exactly the same chord progression.
Are those 16th notes or dotted 8th notes or what’s going on there? Can you do this to any melody ?
Hi there grunntalll, they are 16th. And yes it can be done with any melody.
@@de-b1221 Thanks! did you play them in manually and quantize or wrote them in ?
@@grunntalll I wrote them in.
There is a way though where if you have a synth like the Sylenth1, you can turn on the arpeggiator and have it hold the notes. Then you can automate the gate by bringing it down and it will start to play the step sequence. So you can change the sound of it from it being a synth pad to a synth lead.
But I wrote them in because not everyone will have the Sylenth1 or a step sequencer (arpeggiator)
I think Ferry Corsten used the arpeggiator on the Roland jp8000 to create it and he probably used that technique.
@@de-b1221 Thanks for the detailed reply! What makes you think he used the arpeggiator? Just the sound and feel of it? Im trying to learn :) also these are quantized? you really nailed the sound better than any other video ive seen on youtube
@@grunntalll I think you might find this video I've found interesting
th-cam.com/video/2K1_AeFJlmQ/w-d-xo.html
It's an interview with Ferry Corsten talking about how he produced Out Of The Blue.
any chance to get the file bro??? please :)
Hi Goldblat Alex, sorry for the late reply, what is shown is the MIDI file.
If you set the video on TH-cam to full screen, pause the video and then open your DAW, you can then use the video as a guide to pen in the notation shown, and then you will have the MIDI file.
@@de-b1221 but i want the file which will be much easier to start to make the remix of it
So love this song would of been nice if the midi was zoomed in a bit..but great work
Hi Tom c, are you viewing it on a mobile or computer?
I've noticed myself that when I've watched it on my mobile, when the second part comes up, the notation is a bit difficult to see.
If you watch it on a computer, it will be a lot clearer.
@@de-b1221 will try on computer