I bought the original single back in 1983 and I must have listened to the song 100's of times since then. I have to say your recreation is utterly fantastic .. absolutely spot on.
Dave gave quite in depth talk about sweet dreams. He used his sh101 for the pwm bass coming out of the left speaker with a little distortion and oberheim obx for the rest (this belonged to the picture framing factory owner that wouldn't let them borrow it but they took it when he went home) Juno 60 and sh9 were purchased after sales of sweet dreams album but I think only for live use. Sh101 was used for the bass for who's that girl after dave answered a comment on his Instagram from me saying he had added a little distortion to the sound from a pedal. Using AI tech I managed to isolate the movement drum tracks so at some point I'll get them into a pack
Awesome recreation! I didn't know this track existed until now, thanks for sharing! Comparing yours to the original makes me like what you've accomplished even more!
It never dawned on me before but the riff reminds me a lot of the ipcress file by John Barry,sound design is unreal,sounds really like the orginal.A lot of work gone in to this recreation super impressive 👏👏👏
Sounds good but weird choice of synth - visually. The module looks a bit lost on camera and isn't cute like a Juno 60 or just about any other Roland gear from the era. Keep em coming. I like your videos and want to see more. Subscribed.
Excellent stuff again Matt, I sense some Numan on the way 😉
Excellent!
Sounds so good Matt.
It just shows you how creative the 80s
Was .. insane !!!
Great.
These are amazing. Looking forward to many more.
I bloody luv these vids Matt ❤🎉
The Roland SH in the studio is actually an SH-09. Great cover btw.
So cool. I am 20 again ! Thank you ! My Yamaha does not have such capabilities but it's inspiring ...
Really cool concept, keep on making this kind of tracks!
I bought the original single back in 1983 and I must have listened to the song 100's of times since then. I have to say your recreation is utterly fantastic .. absolutely spot on.
Brilliant absolutely perfect
Dave gave quite in depth talk about sweet dreams.
He used his sh101 for the pwm bass coming out of the left speaker with a little distortion and oberheim obx for the rest (this belonged to the picture framing factory owner that wouldn't let them borrow it but they took it when he went home)
Juno 60 and sh9 were purchased after sales of sweet dreams album but I think only for live use.
Sh101 was used for the bass for who's that girl after dave answered a comment on his Instagram from me saying he had added a little distortion to the sound from a pedal.
Using AI tech I managed to isolate the movement drum tracks so at some point I'll get them into a pack
Beautiful job!
The sound is so brilliant. the Recreating of this track is ACE!! love it....
Awesome recreation! I didn't know this track existed until now, thanks for sharing!
Comparing yours to the original makes me like what you've accomplished even more!
Really cool.❤
Wow mate; so good!!! Subscribed..😊
beautiful sounds and brilliant cover - congrats!
Brilliant work Matt!
Brilliant version Matt.
Best one yet! amazing sounds...
Cheers Mike 😊
It never dawned on me before but the riff reminds me a lot of the ipcress file by John Barry,sound design is unreal,sounds really like the orginal.A lot of work gone in to this recreation super impressive 👏👏👏
Sounds good but weird choice of synth - visually. The module looks a bit lost on camera and isn't cute like a Juno 60 or just about any other Roland gear from the era. Keep em coming. I like your videos and want to see more. Subscribed.
You should activate the subtitles, so those of us who don't know English will understand what you are saying. Thanks.
Nice video, nice videos.
Rightly or wrongly, I always regarded them as the last hurrah of the early 80's synth sound. Suitably fat analog here 🙂
Just checked out Northern Kind. Decent material but the female singer’s range clashed with the synth sounds. Male voices work better with synths.