Steve Porcaro - Star Licks Instructional Video [COMPLETE] [60FPS]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the complete Steve Porcaro star licks instructional video. I bought this tape from japan (hence the subtitles) and ripped it myself, so its as good quality as i could get it. Because it's from japan, it's technically called "SUPER TECHNICAL APPROACH," but its the same thing as star licks.
Lineage: VHS Hi-Fi SP - Sony SLV-760HF - Panasonic DMR-ES15 - Hauppauge! USB-Live 2 - VirtualDub as HuffyYUV - QTGMC - x264/aac - here
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Well, this tape is so good, so I take the time to make some timemark :
0:20 : *Intro tune* by Steve Porcaro
4:20 : *Tour of Porcaro's synth setup* ("Coke spot !" @ 6:28)
7:20 : *MIDI Basics* (with DX&0B Xpander p*rn)
10:20 : *More Midi Routing* (Linn 9000 driven and overdubed with the KX88/TX Rack)
13:30 : *Composition Using the Midi Studio* (Multi-layering sound with the Lin 9000 and TX)
18:30: *Organizing the Madness* (the "Yadasheet", organizing all harmonics)
20:25 : *Multiple Sequencer and Sequence Editing* (load the sequence on the Roland MC500)
24:15 : *Thumbing the DSX Sequencer* (create a motif on the Yamaha DX7, load and re-trigging the sequence with the Oberheim DSX)
28:05 : *Synthesizer Basics* - Minimoog Bass Sounds (pure deligtht of analog Moog sound)
33:35 : *The Brass Sound* - Achieving Blip (Brass patch "Rosanna style" on the Oberheim Xpander)
37:25 : *String Sound* - Accumulating Subtites (2 osc string sound with the Oberheim Xpander)
47:05 : *String Sound II* - Incorporating Samplers (Blending with a Emulator II via MIDI routing for the ultimate string sound)
49:48 : *Last Steve's tips*
50:25 : *Outro tune* and specials thanks
51:42 : *Others SUPER TECHNICALS APPROACH Tapes* :
- Steve Lukather @ 52:10
- Al McKay of Eart, Wind & Fire @ 52:43
- Michael Angelo @ 53:10
- Larry Carlton @ 53:41
- Jeff Porcaro @ 54:12
- Louis Johnson of The Brothers Johnsons @ 54:39
- Jeff Berlin @ 55:09
- Albert Lee @ 55:36
- Brad Gillis @ 56,26
- Randy Castillo @ 56:42
- Steve Porcaro (again) @ 57:02
- Brian May @ 57:18
- Phil Soussan @ 57:41
- Earl Greco @ 58:01
BTW, every bits of this video worth the view... thanks a lot for this upload, i learn a lot about some synth technics !
thank you so much man
For MIDI none of the tracks sound Quantized at all.
Not the "coke" I was expecting.... 😂
Dude would score out his individual sequenced parts, by hand, for harmonic analysis. What a beast!
What a legend! Gentleman and such a sweetheart. One of the most beautiful musicians and human beings ever!
Steve Porcaro is a genius... what a talent!
I would guess this video came before 1987, maybe 1985 given the MIDI studio equipment we get to see. If that's the case, Mr.Porcaro is showing here the basic ideas of LA synthesis prior to the arrival of the Roland D50. Impressive.
Yeah you're right on the money. Early 86
@@RicksMusic34 Loved my Yamaha KX-88 which was my MIDI master keyboard from 1986(?) to th early 1990's...
This is Great. I love it when talented musicians show you how they work and write music, with enthuiasm and kindness. Still has merit and usefulness today in our digital age. Super stuff.
I can see Jeff Porcaro in him for sure!
Looks like and sounds like Jeff where Mikey looked more like his dad.
thanks for posting. Love these old VHS synth tutorials and workshops from the 80's
These songs on here are catchy. Thanks for the Hi quality upload!
The opening song is excellent sounds like one you'd hear on an 80's advert.
Thanks man for uploading this!! I used to have this vhs while I was in Japan in the 90’s. Brings back a lot!! Thanks again! 🙂
and this is the japanese one so it’s perfect, glad you enjoy it
I would love to listen a Synthwave album by Steve Porcaro…
Synthwave is very popular today and Steve should get into that
i think that’s bit past where he is now
fuck synthwave 🙄🙄 vaporwave too
Listen to Toto '78-85 Era if you like Synthwave.
@@armonepaiomar6243
Is my favorite band…
, Isolation, Fahrenheit and Seventh One are the most synth work albums of Toto
@@GeorgyPorgyPuddingPie yes this is true, but i think steve’s most masterful and tasteful synth work was done one their albums from 78-82. mostly because of the restrictions that analog synths created, it forced him to get creative with the sounds and articulations he had to make which imo contributed to a better product
Love the opening synth, his songs in Toto are my favorite ones🎶🎹
Thanks for posting the whole video. I remember watching this on video about 20 years ago but have only seen clips since. Amazing!
Hi Boomer, thank you for uploading this video. This is really a gem, for fans of Steve Porcaro and for the ones that want to get inspired by his technical expertise.
Turns out he holds one arm out even when he's playing keys at home, as he does live
It’s interesting that Steve has the same groove on keyboards and drum machine as the drummer in Toto has. Very good!
Well, they are brothers :)
@@tagreen56 it’s uncanny. The same groove running through their DNA. I could hear that a mile away.
I heard on one of old mike interview that Steve plays drum well. He even said he's good than Jeff back then, just that Jeff was the one who got into drumming so he shifted other instruments
@@ThisIsAZKHA All that brothers played drums and piano
@@bls8959 awesome
Still hanging in there for the second Steve solo lp And I hope that sounds a lot like everything in this video.
He’s the man.🎹🎹🎹
Thanks for uploading all of these
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Thank you so much for this upload. 🙏🏾
Yadda in full effect ! Thanks for posting this
I’ll bet in Steve’s day he had to run, duck and hide from all of the Wimnin wanting him, just my attempt at humor.
On a more serious note, I really appreciate and admire the Profound talent and exceptional personalities of the Pacarro musical family to include the father Joe.
Mr. Pacarro was so helpful to each of his boys, Jeff, Mike and Steve.
All three boys were exposed to great music and enjoyed the remarkable talent of the men Joe kept company with especially as a much sought after sessions musician.
As very young men Joe saw to it all three sons got the instruments of their individual interest and assistance with them getting the music lessons needed.
During interviews I noticed Joe using the same cool phrases his sons used, like cool, hip, etc.
Joe was an impressive man.
Sadly, Steve is the last man standing in a manner of speaking.
Out of all three brothers, Mike is the one I know least about.
I’ve seen a few videos of his performance but never of him personally, I wish I knew more about him as a human being, his personality.
I really appreciate this post.
Best wishes!
Tom….
Mikey never did a Starlicks tutorial but his bass playing skills really showed on many Toto records especially Can You Hear What I'm Saying?
Just for information’s sake, the midi patchbay at 4:25 is the Sycologic M16. Steve doesn’t say the name, and I had a heck of a time trying to identify the unit based on the little we can see.
At this time computers are not part of music production... All was hardware!!
How times have changed. I only record into computer but still use hardware for music production.
16:02 “sure”
Steve Porcaro mannerisms is still the same ... a music tech geek
He a weirdo
@@Swanlord05 It's snowing in that studio, big time!
Aahhh back in the day when there wasn't thousand of vsts .....just a few synths, drum machines, and lots of Imagination.....Ihad a Roland MC500 Mk2 .solid hardware Sequencer
I'm 35 and back then there must have been loads of hardware you choose. I've even owned some of the same equipment that Steve P had. Sold the KX-88 as i moved away from MIDI and couldn't get the Linn 9000 working.
Yeah and with better results than these days with all of the digital/computer junk.
Hardware will always sound better.
@@jaggass "hardware" wasnt even a word when I grew up on recording and it still isnt in my vocabulary ;-)
@@kimdiez2681 For some it isn't but i can't bring myself to use plug ins, DAW's etc.
ジョー、アイリーンポーカロさんは、天才的なお子様達を、3人も世に送り出して、凄いもんだな！🍒🌸🌍️
18:08 is what I did throughout this whole video
Amazing video!
At 12:00 - same groove and time feel as Jeff.. It really runs in the family 😊
Love it! 👍
FELIZ CUMPLE GENIO...........
26:00 ผมชอบเทคนิคนี้มาก
Steve RTFM for sure.
Great player.thanks.😘🥰
that's his play house .....
Then he could have made a video on how to make a shirt from grandma's nightgown.
HELL YEAH THE STEVE PORCARO ONE!
the best one
He seems to have some reverb over most of what he plays, right?
Damn he could have been a Techno DJ if he wanted to
He did a few lines beforehand
jesus, anyone getting a contact high from just watching this?
How was the music audio separated from Steve's voice? it sounds like was a direct recording
i’m not sure, i only ripped the VHS tape.
@@boomer7393 The audio must have been reworked as there is segments of this on YT that was uploaded years ago.
天才！🍒🌸
Is this a genius or what?
yep
Steve Porcaro Genial !!!
So much like his brother the great Jeff. In all the good 🎶 and bad 👃 ways.
Coke!
lmao, i know right? still love this video
Why?
I don't do coke, and I STILL got the 80's coke-buzz. Sick.
Coke or not very few people on the planet are as creatively brilliant as Steve Porcaro ... nearly everyone was doing coke in the 80s... Steve stopped and still made fantastic music
Far too much money spent when today, all this can be done on a moderate computer and one keyboard controller. How times change for the better in this case.
1987
86
❤❤
Why on earth did you buy a XXL shirt 😄
可愛い！🍒🌸
Extraordinary 👆
cocaine is a helluva drug
and an entertaining one too
I haven't touched meth in years But this guy took me back right here.😮
@@Goondoon1972 Steve P would laugh at himself watching this
COCAINE - DAMN!!!! WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE! CANNOT SIT STILL!
Back when cocaine was king.
'ol Steve is flying low. lol.
What a bizarre intro.... Steve having what looks like a seizure while playing a pattern over and over that a four-year-old could play.
You do know he played all the intricate stuff going on underneath that line right? Let's hear your version? I'm sure your zero subscribers and videos are testimony to your vast knowledge and playing abilities....🤡
His resume kinda speaks for itself though doesn't it?
❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊❤❤
Synthesizz
Oh, man... Technology c. 1986-1990. You needed $60,000, a lot of sweat and reading manuals. Today you can do this with one keyboard, a PC and maybe a couple of additional gadgets.
You can hear where "Africa" was coming from...
I can hear elements of Lea
naaaaaaa.
Why's he acting so strange, was this just an 80's thing? lol
Cocaine and lots of it. Still playing great though
He's obviously very talented, but the sheer 'smugness' and posturing the coke, he's so obviously on, induces is pretty nauseating!
the coke adds to it
Smugness and posturing? Steve is such a sweetheart if you've ever met him. Not smug at all. (I swear, people just like to talk crap.)
Has mannerisms are creepy.
Interesting argument, but what you have failed to consider is that i am currently living inside your walls
@@boomer7393 You sound even more creepy...smh.
Cringe
i am destroyed
Dislike.
slacker.
Who farted