Excerpt from the main theme of the movie “Starman” (1984) composed by Jack Nitzsche. Everything was reproduced with my synthesizers and soft synths in my studio.
You won't believe what you're hearing when you hear the original... Brian Banks and Anthony Marinelli sampled the string sounds with the Synclavier II with, wait for it... three mosquitoes 🦟 in a jar! Multitracked over 16 tracks.
I loved that part when she was teaching how to drive; "A green light is *GO* and red light means *STOP.* What's the yellow light mean?" He replied, *"GO FASTER!"*
That movie is the most awesome science fiction movie ever made and John Carpenter's best film to date. The ending of that film still makes me cry to this day. Good job replicating the music sir.
Thank you. I have fond memories of that film since my Dad took me took our family to the theater to see it when it came out. I was a kid but I remember. I did this mostly cause of him. He loves this piece and I do too. I still watch the film to this day. One of my favorites.
@@backlashx13 I am sure you saw the Starman TV series as well. I never missed an episode and I was so mad when they cancelled it. I remember people sending letters to the channel asking them to bring it back and they didn't. Their excuse was that the visuals cost too much to produce and the ratings were not satisfactory enough. I was soooooo mad. I loved that show. We are still waiting for that well-deserved sequel that never happened.
Amazing recreation of this most beautiful and emotional theme from the end of this really underrated romantic film. One of the best films in my opinion of the 80's and in sci-fi as well.
What an incredible performance of such a great song. I also love the movie. Every time I watch it I get something new out of it. I'm definitely saving what you did here, and now I can play it every night before I go to bed, because I sleep better as a result. Thank you for sharing this!
well done sir. Thank you. I love this movie so much. | remember watching this movie. when it ended….... and my father heard the music as he walked by ........ he stopped just to listen to it... I remember my dad saying how beautiful it sounded......, my dad passed away from Covid in 2020.. . I miss you dad. Love you always.
What a huge, majestic piece of music. So grand and emotive. It has some similarity, I think, with an instrumental called Furtwangler by a band called Fagin's Boys, which was released a few years after Starman.
Very well done.,this is the most recent version of this I have came across.I have been thinking of something,an idea of sorts, you might like.A mix to be more precise with Van Halens 1984 opening.
Great. What is weird to me is that this is one of the rare Carpenter films he did not score, yet it sounds just like something he would have come up with. always trips me out
And the choir sounds are samples of the voice of Buffy Sainte-Marie. Edit: Buffy Sainte-Marie was composer Jack Nitzsche's wife at the time, which makes perfect sense why he'd use her voice for his score.
You have just made me cry soo much my dad died 2 years ago and starman was one of his favourite films. And this song was played at his funeral but you pkayed it effortlessly and you have made me want to learn to play it myself
I’m very sorry to hear of your Father’s passing. May he rest in eternal peace. I actually decided to cover this song because of my Dad, being one of his favorite scores and films. It always reminds me of him. Even though he’s still with us, we live in different countries so I don’t get to see him very often.
You won't believe what you're hearing when you hear the original... Brian Banks and Anthony Marinelli sampled the string sounds with the Synclavier II with, wait for it... three mosquitoes 🦟 in a jar! Multitracked over 16 tracks.
Dear Antonio, I want to use this clip as the entrance tune for my Anglican Church wedding next year. Can you approve it? :-) I am wondering my bride and I going up the aisle listening to this.... the timing is perfect... less than 3 minutes should cover the entrance.
I appreciate the fact that you asked. Of course you can use it, It would be my pleasure specially for such a joyous and special occasion. Congratulations by the way. Now, do you need the clip or just the audio? Cause I could just send you a mix down of the audio on an Mp3, Mpeg 4 or Wav, whichever you prefer. You're more than welcomed to use the clip if that is what you prefer as well.
I used several sound sources on this one, Hardware synths include Yamaha Motif XS 8, Motif XF 6, Roland D-50, Roland XP-60 w Vintage Synth expansion, Roland JV-2080, Roland JV-90, Korg Triton Studio, Korg Kronos 2. Software synth libraries include UVI’s Vintage Vault, Synth Anthology II and Orchestral Suite. It was recorded using Motu’s Digital Performer 9.
Just found your channel after searching for the sheet music for this beautiful score. Wow! Your video recreation is outstanding! BTW, always thought this was written by John Carpenter?
I used several synths and VST’s. Off the top of my head, I believe the Vox Choir I programmed on my Motif XF 6. The strings were a mix of Motif XS and Korg Kronos with possibly Orchestral Suite by UVI thrown in there. Some Roland D-50 Organ somewhere. It was a labor of love.
This is the most accurate recreation I've ever heard... Outstanding.
I just listened to the OST. This actually sounds better
You won't believe what you're hearing when you hear the original... Brian Banks and Anthony Marinelli sampled the string sounds with the Synclavier II with, wait for it... three mosquitoes 🦟 in a jar! Multitracked over 16 tracks.
Mosquitos?
So very beautiful. Emotional. Thank you for this.
I loved that part when she was teaching how to drive; "A green light is *GO* and red light means *STOP.* What's the yellow light mean?" He replied, *"GO FASTER!"*
the most underrated soundtracks
Never tire of listening to this beautiful beautiful melody
That movie is the most awesome science fiction movie ever made and John Carpenter's best film to date. The ending of that film still makes me cry to this day. Good job replicating the music sir.
Thank you. I have fond memories of that film since my Dad took me took our family to the theater to see it when it came out. I was a kid but I remember. I did this mostly cause of him. He loves this piece and I do too. I still watch the film to this day. One of my favorites.
@@backlashx13 I am sure you saw the Starman TV series as well. I never missed an episode and I was so mad when they cancelled it. I remember people sending letters to the channel asking them to bring it back and they didn't. Their excuse was that the visuals cost too much to produce and the ratings were not satisfactory enough. I was soooooo mad. I loved that show. We are still waiting for that well-deserved sequel that never happened.
Amazing recreation of this most beautiful and emotional theme from the end of this really underrated romantic film. One of the best films in my opinion of the 80's and in sci-fi as well.
Un frikin believable. Absolutely nailed it.
The bit with the deer is beautiful.
Heard the first note and liked
What an incredible performance of such a great song. I also love the movie. Every time I watch it I get something new out of it. I'm definitely saving what you did here, and now I can play it every night before I go to bed, because I sleep better as a result. Thank you for sharing this!
Watched this again yesterday in better resolution this time and it was just as good as I remembered. Better then what's being made these days
I'm not crying... you're crying!
Great music! Thank you!
Absolutely amazing.. bravo... One of those tunes you don't forget when watching this movie as a kid in the '80s! 👍🏻✌️
One of the best movies ever made!
Indeed, great film.
This really is outstanding! Made me believe this is the original piece of music from the movie!
well done sir. Thank you. I love this movie so much. | remember watching this movie. when it ended….... and my father heard the music as he walked by ........ he stopped just to listen to it... I remember my dad saying how beautiful it sounded......, my dad passed away from Covid in 2020..
. I miss you dad. Love you always.
Masterful
PHENOMENAL!!!!
Beautiful.
Wow, that was great!
Outstanding tune.
Freaking amazing! thank you for this.
Simply amazing....well done....fantastic remake!!
Always loved this music...
One of the few tunes that make me cry beautiful
This sounds exactly like the original! Such awesome job, keep up the good work ✨💫🛸
Sounds awesome, thanks for sharing!
What a huge, majestic piece of music. So grand and emotive. It has some similarity, I think, with an instrumental called Furtwangler by a band called Fagin's Boys, which was released a few years after Starman.
Beautiful 👽🌌☯️🌌👽
One of my favorite movies and soundtrack. You nailed it dude
wow that is Awesome
Very well done.,this is the most recent version of this I have came across.I have been thinking of something,an idea of sorts, you might like.A mix to be more precise with Van Halens 1984 opening.
Sounds much better than the Original 👍🏻
WOW! You are very talented! 👏👏
Great. What is weird to me is that this is one of the rare Carpenter films he did not score, yet it sounds just like something he would have come up with. always trips me out
Excellent!
Stunning. Thank you!
It seems like John Carpenter really took some heavy inspiration from Vangelis on this theme.
Great job!!
BRAVO TNX BELISSSSSSSSSSSSIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMMMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I dream to have original copy to play it on my audio system in hi-fi sound !!!
Fantastic. And Spot on!! Nicely done!!
elon should be making sure this is dubbed over all footage of the starship when its in orbit
This theme gives me such a beautiful emotional response
And the choir sounds are samples of the voice of Buffy Sainte-Marie. Edit: Buffy Sainte-Marie was composer Jack Nitzsche's wife at the time, which makes perfect sense why he'd use her voice for his score.
Awesome!
Love it❤️❤️
Great performance!! :)
Gänsehaut pur, wunderschöne Musik!
Danke schön.
Sehr schön gemacht!🎼🛸🌍
You have just made me cry soo much my dad died 2 years ago and starman was one of his favourite films. And this song was played at his funeral but you pkayed it effortlessly and you have made me want to learn to play it myself
I’m very sorry to hear of your Father’s passing.
May he rest in eternal peace.
I actually decided to cover this song because of my Dad, being one of his favorite scores and films. It always reminds me of him. Even though he’s still with us, we live in different countries so I don’t get to see him very often.
@Antonio Exposito can you send this in either an mp3 link or direct message to my mum saying Listen THIS IS DAVE!! will make her day
Thank you Antonio ❤️
You won't believe what you're hearing when you hear the original... Brian Banks and Anthony Marinelli sampled the string sounds with the Synclavier II with, wait for it... three mosquitoes 🦟 in a jar! Multitracked over 16 tracks.
Dear Antonio, I want to use this clip as the entrance tune for my Anglican Church wedding next year. Can you approve it? :-) I am wondering my bride and I going up the aisle listening to this.... the timing is perfect... less than 3 minutes should cover the entrance.
I appreciate the fact that you asked. Of course you can use it, It would be my pleasure specially for such a joyous and special occasion. Congratulations by the way.
Now, do you need the clip or just the audio? Cause I could just send you a mix down of the audio on an Mp3, Mpeg 4 or Wav, whichever you prefer. You're more than welcomed to use the clip if that is what you prefer as well.
I need to learn how to play this music in ff14
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Excellent.
Great job dude!!!
Very beautiful!!!
Excellient
Bravo! 👏👏👏
Really good dude. 👍🏽
Gorgeous. | Magnifique. 👍👏
very good, you got a gear breakdown ?
I used several sound sources on this one, Hardware synths include Yamaha Motif XS 8, Motif XF 6, Roland D-50, Roland XP-60 w Vintage Synth expansion, Roland JV-2080, Roland JV-90, Korg Triton Studio, Korg Kronos 2. Software synth libraries include UVI’s Vintage Vault, Synth Anthology II and Orchestral Suite. It was recorded using Motu’s Digital Performer 9.
Powerful music!!
This theme song is for The Abyss Queen from James Cameron's The Abyss
Fantastica esecuzione ❤
Very good version. Were any of those sounds actual patches, or did you make them?
Just found your channel after searching for the sheet music for this beautiful score. Wow! Your video recreation is outstanding! BTW, always thought this was written by John Carpenter?
Thank you. It was written by composer Jack Nitzsche. Movie was directed by John Carpenter.
Beautiful. Do you know of and would share a simple lead sheet music notation of this?
Unfortunately, I do not. I learned it all by ear. If I were to transcribe it which I could, It would be an entire score since it has so many parts.
Mejor que el original.
Gracias. 🙏🏼
Mailed it
Which instruments did you use
I used several synths and VST’s.
Off the top of my head, I believe the Vox Choir I programmed on my Motif XF 6.
The strings were a mix of Motif XS and Korg Kronos with possibly Orchestral Suite by UVI thrown in there. Some Roland D-50 Organ somewhere. It was a labor of love.
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My sentiments exactly.
Brilliant thanks love this piece of music, you did excellent 👌
Great job!!