How does it feel To sell me your TV When I've laid my hands on it And I bought it at low price I thought I was mistaken I thought I should buy one more Tell me how do I feel Tell me now how do I feel Those who came before me Bought PS4 without tension From this store to play on vacation They will come here for some more And I still find it so hard To watch all this TV shows But I'm quite sure that you'd tell me Just what I should watch today
you are GOOOOOD on keyboards and synthesizers.... DANG, I wish I could do all that, the sampling and everything :-) Great job, keep it up, I visit your YT channel regularly :-)
3. I'll go as far as saying what they managed to do with digital synths in the 80's was truly astounding, especially at its price point for consumers. Today we have soft synths that sound just as good as their hardware counterparts, but back then, pc's were far behind the power of the synths of the day. Hell, i used to sequence on a 286 and it was impossible to get decent timing. The synths, on the other hand, were very reliable. The d10 and emax have a strong place in music history.
@Too Wun I lived thur it all too. It has much more variety then most other time, was least commercial big studio production. By mid 90's music became big studio productions and hardly any little guys anymore. then the 00's where computers did what synthesizers did in the 80's did and you had another boom but musically none of this newer stuff is original...similar to movies today. MTV back in 80's was much better then any other time after...they don't even play music vidoes anymore for almost two decades now.
@Too Wun that was only one type of genre, In the 80s I'd listened to some modern rock, new wave, pop rock. Didn't like the metal big hair glam rock at the time and still don't. But what I was really into was in the late 80s Hardcore Rap, before it was called "gangsta rap" by the media. I remember as a teen buying music then TipperGore got the music industry to start labeling "Explicit Lyrics" on albums and the whole censorship movement. Ice-T, NWA, TooShort, TwoLiveCrew were my favorites...wasn't much fan of East Coast Rap.
@Too Wun No the Demoncrats and their Marxist ideology did that with their welfare to encourage single moms, separate dads. Art is a reflection of life, of what they know/see, of the anger within that community. Family break ups started to increase in the 60's from commie hippies and feminist cancer that has spread far and wide.
Dicken, Hook, Morris, Cunningham, & Gilbert must be proud of your version at one of their finest tracks! You seem to always out-do-yourself, always setting that proverbial bar that much higher; that is what I like to see in an artist/DJ. Even in raw form (no final production due until retail), I give this piece a $19.75/$20.00 (which in my books is an extremely high rating). Keep up the FANTASTIC work my friend!!! Respects, DJ MARCUS Van STEUR 3:6:T RECORDS Inc. [CDN,US,UK,NL]
Yes, I have to say that the sequenced drums are coming frmo Reason redrum. Live drums are coming from the D10. Sadly I haven't midi trigger pads :( Thanks for watching.
Altough I usually don't give explanation about my work, I can tell I have my own material. But I am not interested (by now) on uploading it here. I like to have fun covering my fav songs for TH-cam. Some people seems to be a little bit upset because I play famous songs but in my way. Thanks for comments! DX5
Hi warp. Thanks for all your comments!. I was checking the SIMMONS SDS 8 this afternoon. It sounds amazing. I just only have two triggering pads. I will use them as Peter Hook used to do and will upload a new cover soon. Best.. DX5
quite superb stuff there DX5 - you are a talented musician and it is nice to see such great original tunes being re-created with a touch of difference and yet still holding the essence of what originally made them all so great in the day of true great tunes
They were a full band, and very talented, of course being a British pop band in the 80's! Peter Hook, was their famous bass guitar player, with that peculiar bass sounds, unlike most bass guitar sounds. He also, played most of the bass guitar solos as well. Gillian Gibbards played the synthesizers, and keyboard programming, also as well as the front man, Bernard Sumner. One of the 80's best Pop bands, Next to Depeche mode in my opinion!
Gracias. Hay una versión actualizada que es menos improvisada y más elaborada en sonidos th-cam.com/video/b_ZOH1U7AGw/w-d-xo.html . Un abrazo desde España
This is just FUCKING brilliant ,I had a pss 480 in the 80s, had mass amounts of pleasure on it ,but this is some set up ,I want a set up like this ,bring back the 80s synth sounds please please please ....
actually this track was done using a sci prophet 5, a moog source on bass, the strings and gregorian choir samples were from the emulator library sound disks, oh and oberheim dmx on drums
@maryamchijan I haven't plans of it by the moment, but thanks for your interest. Anyway there will be news at the end of the year. Not exactly what you want, but something related
@1980MF1980 Of course, a real Voyetra Eight or SCI Prophet 5 would be pretty much better , but they are really expensive on the second hand market. Anyway, the D10 and the Emax are from 1985-86 approx. The emax even has analog SSM filters (as Polysix) and a VCA for the output. Anyway, not VCO's here.
Ooooo calkiem dobrze wyszlo, brawo! Ten utwor byl zapomniany w latach 90, wyczailem go wczesnie moze niedlugo po premierze szukajac najfajniejszych utworow gasnacego nurtu new romantic pelnego tandetnego szajsu, ale tez perelek. Nie jest to gorsze od Depeche Mode itd wiadacych kapel z podobna wtedy muzyka.
Tyrone Jones Good point. I don't want to speak for the original poster, but I believe that he was referring to the fact that popular music used to have more character, and more of an original quality to it, unlike alot of the more generic popular music of modern times.
Nobody uses "real" synthesizers anymore (pardon the essential irony of that statement). It's all computer-based, plug-in-this, sampled-that stuff, done wholly inside a computer. Not a patch-cord in sight... "lifeless".
Chip Tredo considering how scarce a lot of the classic synthesizers are nowadays, can you blame them? A lot of them have pretty faithful VST emulations that would fool a lot of people.
Updated "Blue Monday" Wonder Woman 84 OST arrangement version of mine here: th-cam.com/video/b_ZOH1U7AGw/w-d-xo.html
👍👍👍
OMG!
Blue Monday
Big in Japan
Sounds Like a Melody
Stripped
Enjoy the Silence
Never Let Me Down Again
Fade to Grey
...
excellent work!
If your head wasn't bobbin' listening to this, you are dead inside!
exactlu.....
Does tapping my foot count, guy from five years ago?
I didn’t know I was a zombie. I don’t like this version, and I wasn’t moving...
I once listened to Blue Monday on Black Friday :) how does it feel........??
tell me now, how does it feel!
Those who came before me lived through their vocations Vitor Furlanetti
Vitor Furlanetti
:) could not resist
How does it feel
To sell me your TV
When I've laid my hands on it
And I bought it at low price
I thought I was mistaken
I thought I should buy one more
Tell me how do I feel
Tell me now how do I feel
Those who came before me
Bought PS4 without tension
From this store to play on vacation
They will come here for some more
And I still find it so hard
To watch all this TV shows
But I'm quite sure that you'd tell me
Just what I should watch today
Александр Лазарев
Yeah!! :)
so authentic even his the obligatory live bum notes new order is famous for when playing live lol
I made an updated version w/ some WW84 arrangements, bit improved. th-cam.com/video/b_ZOH1U7AGw/w-d-xo.html
you are GOOOOOD on keyboards and synthesizers.... DANG, I wish I could do all that, the sampling and everything :-) Great job, keep it up, I visit your YT channel regularly :-)
3. I'll go as far as saying what they managed to do with digital synths in the 80's was truly astounding, especially at its price point for consumers. Today we have soft synths that sound just as good as their hardware counterparts, but back then, pc's were far behind the power of the synths of the day. Hell, i used to sequence on a 286 and it was impossible to get decent timing. The synths, on the other hand, were very reliable. The d10 and emax have a strong place in music history.
Boy 80’s music was so syncopated and simple.
the synthesizer was what made 80's music. It made it possible for folks to make music on a budget. That was why there was an explosion of "bands".
@Too Wun 80's had the best and most variety of music.
@Too Wun I lived thur it all too. It has much more variety then most other time, was least commercial big studio production. By mid 90's music became big studio productions and hardly any little guys anymore. then the 00's where computers did what synthesizers did in the 80's did and you had another boom but musically none of this newer stuff is original...similar to movies today.
MTV back in 80's was much better then any other time after...they don't even play music vidoes anymore for almost two decades now.
@Too Wun that was only one type of genre, In the 80s I'd listened to some modern rock, new wave, pop rock. Didn't like the metal big hair glam rock at the time and still don't. But what I was really into was in the late 80s Hardcore Rap, before it was called "gangsta rap" by the media. I remember as a teen buying music then TipperGore got the music industry to start labeling "Explicit Lyrics" on albums and the whole censorship movement. Ice-T, NWA, TooShort, TwoLiveCrew were my favorites...wasn't much fan of East Coast Rap.
@Too Wun No the Demoncrats and their Marxist ideology did that with their welfare to encourage single moms, separate dads. Art is a reflection of life, of what they know/see, of the anger within that community. Family break ups started to increase in the 60's from commie hippies and feminist cancer that has spread far and wide.
the habilty with the synth is awesome i like this video
DX5!! That was awesome. Thanks for sharing with us. U R one talented brother. Keep up the great work and again, thanks for sharing.
Total respect on this, real good. Just need Bernard in there with you to complete the song.
really feeling this ...80's baby...luv this and sweet dreams...more please!
wow !!! 80 bit´s ! great !!!!
The finesse on the clap at 2:08
Dicken, Hook, Morris, Cunningham, & Gilbert must be proud of your version at one of their finest tracks!
You seem to always out-do-yourself, always setting that proverbial bar that much higher; that is what I like to see in an artist/DJ.
Even in raw form (no final production due until retail), I give this piece a $19.75/$20.00 (which in my books is an extremely high rating).
Keep up the FANTASTIC work my friend!!!
Respects,
DJ MARCUS Van STEUR
3:6:T RECORDS Inc. [CDN,US,UK,NL]
Verdade, um ótimo trabalho 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
So good
Nice playing dude, great hands #
Good God, ill buy this version from you man....this is freaking awesome.
Good playing! Thanks for putting these online.
Yes, I have to say that the sequenced drums are coming frmo Reason redrum. Live drums are coming from the D10. Sadly I haven't midi trigger pads :(
Thanks for watching.
Who came here cuz of WW84?
Absolutely Brilliant!
Altough I usually don't give explanation about my work, I can tell I have my own material. But I am not interested (by now) on uploading it here.
I like to have fun covering my fav songs for TH-cam.
Some people seems to be a little bit upset because I play famous songs but in my way.
Thanks for comments!
DX5
One of my favorite New Order songs!!! AWESOME!!
Great - I really enjoyed it, you got my favourite bits in from the long version!
Wow.. awesome job! You look like you are having so much fun too!!
Hi warp. Thanks for all your comments!.
I was checking the SIMMONS SDS 8 this afternoon. It sounds amazing. I just only have two triggering pads. I will use them as Peter Hook used to do and will upload a new cover soon.
Best..
DX5
I love the way you sound ^^ your 80's vintage keyboard are just so cool and awesome ^^ !!!
This rendition is much better than your updated version. Please keep them coming.
WOOOW I LIKED YOUR WORK
NICE JOB
This is purely badass man
Well, my updated version is the one, me thinks :) th-cam.com/video/b_ZOH1U7AGw/w-d-xo.html
Crazy skills!
Honestly I dig this
Well done! Pure joy. 👍
good stuff - how many keyboards do you have ??
Great performance!
Fantastic bro
i'm very jealous.
great job!!!!
Fenomenal! No sabia tambien tocabas de New Order! You are the best!
quite superb stuff there DX5 - you are a talented musician and it is nice to see such great original tunes being re-created with a touch of difference and yet still holding the essence of what originally made them all so great in the day of true great tunes
I was completely unaware this was a full on pure synthesizer song. I always figured they had a guitarist and bassist in this song.
Well they originally used guitars , appart from synthesizers :)
They mix it up, I've seen Hooky play this live
joy division members
They had a bass, Bernard added a guitar in '88 but not the original
They were a full band, and very talented, of course being a British pop band in the 80's! Peter Hook, was their famous bass guitar player, with that peculiar bass sounds, unlike most bass guitar sounds. He also, played most of the bass guitar solos as well. Gillian Gibbards played the synthesizers, and keyboard programming, also as well as the front man, Bernard Sumner. One of the 80's best Pop bands, Next to Depeche mode in my opinion!
that's really cool the baseline is very powerful and thats why it makes it so groovy :) keep up good work mate !
I love your live-playing keyboard setup.
And great musical taste! Subscribed 👍
another amazing job!!!
Great work man !
excelente interpretación saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Gracias. Hay una versión actualizada que es menos improvisada y más elaborada en sonidos th-cam.com/video/b_ZOH1U7AGw/w-d-xo.html
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Un abrazo desde España
Good job, my one-man tribute band!
Blue Monday is one of my favourite 80', Fantastic Job my friend! 5 *****
Great job. I still love this song.
great job! very talented!
Just bloody brilliant man...
Ha. I watched New order trying to play this on top of the pops years ago. Even they couldn't play it this good. Great work.
I started dancing to this just now!
Good job!
Love it. great disco music
ANOTHER CLASSIC THANKS
That was dope!!
This is just FUCKING brilliant ,I had a pss 480 in the 80s, had mass amounts of pleasure on it ,but this is some set up ,I want a set up like this ,bring back the 80s synth sounds please please please ....
Hope to upload a new improved one as soon as possible.
Thanks to you :)
awsome you are great, you get a new phanatic
Sounds really good. Respect!!
A great version !
you can do no wrong in my eyes!
nice kit!
i'd love to have a pint with you, talking 80s synth!
this is good stuff
Sen Babasin....P_E_R_F_E_C_T
Great musicer.Endless STAR
@scatcam Not the only one, 16 and I love all this synthy 80's music!
We can't wait to watch your own videos, when you are able to do them.
Sounds great!
Buen trabajo amigo congratulacion
Bravo!
FANTASTIC!!!
thank you enjoyed that.... you made it look so simple.
Astonishing, just astonishing 😍
actually this track was done using a sci prophet 5, a moog source on bass, the strings and gregorian choir samples were from the emulator library sound disks, oh and oberheim dmx on drums
You could play the music ''radioactivity'' of Kraftwerk? It should cool in your performance
I surely should record it.
well done DX5 :)
Awesome, what a blast. Thanks.
You are amazing mate!
@maryamchijan I haven't plans of it by the moment, but thanks for your interest. Anyway there will be news at the end of the year. Not exactly what you want, but something related
I love the song! Tahks
Impressive, mate! With just 3 synths ans realtime.
Funny, I always use my D-20 as a drum kit as well. The sounds still are great.
Nice, i remember my 15's break dance!!
Muy buenoooo ...
Hay una versión actualizada a WW84, con mejor sonido.
Gracias,
beautiful
Love this nice work.
excellent job, once again
Very Good!
@1980MF1980 Of course, a real Voyetra Eight or SCI Prophet 5 would be pretty much better , but they are really expensive on the second hand market.
Anyway, the D10 and the Emax are from 1985-86 approx. The emax even has analog SSM filters (as Polysix) and a VCA for the output. Anyway, not VCO's here.
Nice i realy like this song
you are AMAZING!!!
Very cool man!
nice sounds !!
haha.
I can tell in advance that I will upload a new updated version, played with a SIMMONS drum box in addition.
Stay tuned.
Man, that sounds warm, FAT, Nice Linn samples too! (kick sounds like a Linn Drum)
Ooooo calkiem dobrze wyszlo, brawo! Ten utwor byl zapomniany w latach 90, wyczailem go wczesnie moze niedlugo po premierze szukajac najfajniejszych utworow gasnacego nurtu new romantic pelnego tandetnego szajsu, ale tez perelek. Nie jest to gorsze od Depeche Mode itd wiadacych kapel z podobna wtedy muzyka.
Lovely!
stunning !
WELL DONE you play the band all by your self that was Great you susprise me
I think it's awesome!!! Back in the 80s music was the real music!
Tyrone Jones Good point. I don't want to speak for the original poster, but I believe that he was referring to the fact that popular music used to have more character, and more of an original quality to it, unlike alot of the more generic popular music of modern times.
Nobody uses "real" synthesizers anymore (pardon the essential irony of that statement). It's all computer-based, plug-in-this, sampled-that stuff, done wholly inside a computer. Not a patch-cord in sight... "lifeless".
Chip Tredo considering how scarce a lot of the classic synthesizers are nowadays, can you blame them? A lot of them have pretty faithful VST emulations that would fool a lot of people.
@scatcam when i was in high school i was the only kid who liked eighties music too (2001).
love it i wanna play like this someday