80s Remix: Lewis Capaldi - Before You Go (Back To 1986)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Here's another 80s remix, and this time it's Lewis Capaldi and his song Before You Go from 1986. And yes, my face swaps still leave room for improvement ;-)
Keyboards & arrangement: bogginmashups
Vocals: Lewis Capaldi
Instrumental version on Soundcloud: / instrumental80s-remix-...
I have several 80s versions of modern songs on my channel, so please do check them out!
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As always, all my 1980s remixes are a bit of fun, and no copyright infringements intended. As copyright is retained by the artists' record companies etc., I cannot offer a download of the remix.
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Amazing! I heard this song on a trip to visit my Antaidh in Glasgow back in '85. Heard it on the radio for just a fleeting moment. I'm glad that I get to rediscover this song!
Back in 80s, Lewis Capaldi always get mistaken for Liamhl because they both share the same hairstyle.
Hey, why am I jumping around now ??? This music is magical !
1987 anyone?
Remember Capaldi's performance in Birmingham back in 1988?
I was there with my girlfriend and I remember it like it was yesterday. We started kissing while that song played and we made out later that night. We even played that song during our wedding in 1993 it was such a great moment that we both had tears of joy..
Now hearing this song here on youtube again made me nostalgic about my young years and I couldn't help but thinking about all the good memories associated with it. I sometimes wish I could relive those times not gonna lie.
Today we're married with 3 children all whom attend secondary school. Jessica, if you see this comment I love you xoxoxo
this is pure gold!
yeah, I remember that time. Most fans always get mistaken Lewis Capaldi for Liamhl because they both share the same hairstyle!
How long does it take to compose a sophisticated song like this ? All the drums, synth, guitar, the afterwork with effects etc.
Thanks for asking! This one took about 2 weeks (at 2-3 hours per night, with a couple nights skipped per week). I’ve been composing my own music for nearly 30 years though (but not 80s stuff) so, although I’m still very much an amateur, I’ve learnt a few techniques over that time period.
@@BogginMashups What did you start with when making this song? (Synth, chords, drums ect,)
@@isaacdynys6518 Good question! I usually start off with the acapella version of the song. I work out the BPM, then I work out a drum pattern. I normally try to listen to a couple of "real" 80s tunes beforehand for some inspiration. From there, it's essentially just working out chords that work, then mixing them together with a bass line. I have a few old synths & drum machines from the 80s and 90s (e.g. a DX7, TR707) plus a recent Korg synth, so I spend some time looking for the right sounds.
@@BogginMashups Can I have your synths?
I love Lewis and I don't forgive who dares to cover him. But, damn, this is bloody brilliant!!! I am speechless.
this is genius.
ohmyfuckinggod! THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS! Snippets of this song have been stuck in my head off and on for 35 years and I never knew the artist or title. I will sleep easy tonight.
I'm just gonna say it; I think your 80's version of songs are the best I've heard so far
Thank you :-)
What's the instrument of the drums
Hi, thank you for asking! I used multiple instruments for the drums. The bass drum is from my Roland TR707, mixed with a bass drum from my Korg Kronos. The snare drum is also from the Korg Kronos, while the claps in the eighth bar is a Linn Drum sample. The hi-hats and all the other drum sounds are either from my Roland TR707 or from other samples I have lying around. I also put a gated effect on the bass drum and snare to give them a "punchy" effect.
résussi entrainant àa fonctionne super
U2?