"The Diary of Miss Jane Pittman" It turns out the entire thing was a work of fiction. The media have been making up their own facts (i.e. LYING TO US) for a LONG time.
@@dirkgently120 , "The media have been making up their own facts (i.e. LYING TO US) for a LONG time." 100% Fact!! We've been conditioned since we were very young children to believe what we have told/taught and not to question it. The question is who, and why are they doing this.
check out a band called The midnight , listen to their songs days of thunder, and jason. also check out a band called fm84. listen to their song running in the night.
I was Living and working in London in my 20's and got into Synths in 1978. What a time, I got to try nearly all the classic synths, many which were unaffordable except to the rich and famous. Prices have changed now and so have the synths, far more powerful and very capable of recreating those old sounds :)
This is for all those who got this recommended: 0:03 - 0:59 The Final Countdown | Europe 1:00 - 2:01 Jump | Val Halen 2:02 - 2:24 Take on Me | A-ha 2:25 - 3:15 Rockit | Herbie Hancock 3:16 - 4:14 Axel F | Harold Faitermeyer 4:15 - 5:07 Ghostbusters | Ray Parker Junior 5:08 - 7:21 Baroque Hoedown | Perry & Kingsley (Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade) Correct me if I am wrong OP can copy paste in desc
Fun fact: Did you know that Magne Furuholmen wrote that riff when he was only 15 years old? He was in a band called Bridges with a-ha band mate Pål Waaktaar. The song that would become Take On Me was then called “The Juicy Fruit Song” (named after the gum). It would later become a song called “Lesson One” after Mags and Pål met up with Morten Harket. “Lesson One” flopped miserably, so the three of rewrote the lyrics and the music, and “Take On Me” was born. It took them three tries to get the song to chart, and the third time was the charm, because not only did they have an awesome song, but they had an awesome music video to go along with it! ❤️
Just a FYI, the Baroque Hoedown is actually from the late 60's. I first saw the parade in Walt Disney World (Florida) in 1977 or 1978 but I know it's genesis was at The Disneyland in Anaheim a few years before that. I enjoyed your performance immensely and I appreciate you uploading it.
Yeah there was definite skill in pushing play on a MIDI sequence. Now these subhumans push play by speaking n word gibberish to an AI that they aren’t even aware that exists [the reat GooG] 😶🌫️🤠
Maaaaan I love you soooo much!!!! I've had "Axel F" stuck in my head for 1½ weeks and failed to find the song, but now I finally got it! Thank you so goddamn much!
Its a great feeling when you suddenley hear or come across a song you have been desperatley trying to find for a long time...its like a huge moment of happiness isnt it ha ha
@@MrLump lol. I listen to New Wave all on MP3's almost everyday. In fact, I'm working on opening a vintage dance club here in Socal so people can get dressed up and continue to enjoy our music in a classy joint. I've seen a few dives.
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You play too well, thank you for sharing this beautiful audio sample with us.
True WingChun Thanks for your detailed explanation. All I know is that Jump was done on an analog synth. I agree with you that FM synths sound ok too, I bought a DX7 in 1991 and still have it and even though I mainly play vintage analog synths, I appreciate the sound of the DX7. I am also considering buying a Roland D50, that was an FM synth too, right? Honestly I didn't know where I stopped liking digital sounds but it must have been when they transited to sampled/wav or whatever it's called. I also don't like the sound of modelling synths, I do have a King Korg but never touch it, I will probably sell it again. But all this is a matter of taste, people who do enjoy these modern sounds should use them and make music with them because in general music and making music is just awesome.
+True WingChun no only yamaha did FM synths they had the patent on that. The concurency of DX synth were mostly digital synth with PCM banks, and a digital filter. But at the begining of the 80's there was numerous analog synths like the popular JP serial from roland.
+Rieni Otten The Roland D50 is a digital subtractive and sample based synth. Samples are typically used for transients, or sometimes to add "colour". It is a powerful synth with a lot of potential, but I find many of the presets to be somewhat dated. Good example of an early virtual-analog. Programming it is a PITA, like almost everything from that era.
My family and I were riding in the car the other day and we were listening to classic rock, my dad then tells me 11 year old sister something that stuck with me “40 years later and they’re still playing this music because it’s still good, I guarantee you they won’t be playing lady Gaga or Bruno Mars on the radio 40 years from now, they’ll still be playing this because it’s real music.”
Yes they will. Because in 30-40 years' time, the teenagers of the 2020s will be looking for the same nostalgia fix as us teenagers of the 1980s. And they'll still be telling their kids that they don't make music like they used to.
Yep. There are a lot of us in our fifties that are nostalgic for the '80s, but people in their forties love '90s music, just like my parents think that music peaked in the '60s. It's kind of weird to think about it, but in 30 years, people in care homes will be moaning about their painful hip joints and knees while they shuffle around to "classic pop" from 2010.
Growing up it all seems so one-sided Opinions all provided The future pre-decided Detached and subdivided In the mass production zone Nowhere is the dreamer or the misfit so alone
(Subdivisions) In the basement bars In the backs of cars Be cool or be cast out Any escape might help to smooth the unattractive truth But the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth
Memories! I had a Korg Poly 61 M - couldn't play it like that though! I just loved the sounds a polyphonic synthesiser could make, but the Yamaha DX7 was incredible - okay, it wasn't a Moog or a key Roland offering, but there were sounds that came out of those things that were just incredible.
Dude he’s using playback 😂 Not all of this sounds are coming out of the piano He recorded the sounds before he did this on the piano Then reshot the video
It wasn't a very good sync. Lots of people do reshoot, like Paolo from SynthMania - and that's okay, BUT Paolo also does as many takes as needed so it looks good.
crazy how music artists now only last 10 years before they become unpopular, yet most music from the 70s-90s is still great no matter how many times it plays
This is like a time ⏲️ machine back to the eighties, all aboard for a journey of a lifetime. Full of great synth vibes and nostalgia. 👍😎👍🇬🇧🇬🇧 Sept twenty three
me _ True, he didn't play any Depeche Mode, but at what point did the title say "Every Synth Riff in the 80s, Ever"? It didn't even claim to be a top 10 or anything! The dude played what he wanted to play, and he played it authentically. He didn't play any Duran Duran, Human League, Howard Jones, Kraftwerk, Rush or Gary Newman etc etc either - so what?
me _ that exactly what I was thinking!!! I love them so much and will actually be seeing them in concert soon which I'm thrilled about but I was waiting for it and it never came :(
That's the kind of stuff that makes me wish I could understand how to create a nice sound on a synth...All those knobs sound like an awesome system to learn to master!
LOVE IT!! YESSSS 🥳🥳🥳 I was singing along! I'm an 80s girl! Thank You!! Adding to my "Relax :)" playlist :) God bless You! Rachel in Nashville:) 👩🎨😺🛐☦️🕎🐫🥳🥳🎷🎷
alright then! let me see, obviouly missing for me, (and I wasn't around for these) 80s right? Seperate ways ... Journey? Sweet Dreams ... Eurythmics? Subdivsions ... Rush? Save a Prayer ... Duran Duran? Rule the World ... Tears For Fears? Too Much Time On My Hands ... Styx? Take My Breath Away ... Berlin? Steppin Out ... Joe Jackson? Fascination ... Human League? Africa ... Toto? well, thats a good start I think! thank you for the video
Ian 54 and from the UK.on my life I so do miss the 80s.the music the films the fashion was grate.if there was such thing as a time machine I would go back and stay there
My biggest complaint with this video is how robotic the songs sound. I understand the 80s was big on sequencing so everything tended to be locked on the beat, but especially with Rockit the songs needed some sense of feeling.
A lot of that was intentional. Devo was one of the first and influenced others. It represented human loss or submission (or DEeVOlution) to the new technology. The Buggles "Age of Plastic" used mechanical sounding synths for the same reason. After that a lot of people copied the sound (e.g. Van Halen) without understanding what it implied.
Hi, my name is Rocky. I just found your video here and wanted to know if you might be in or around the NYC area? IF so, i would like to talk more with you about possibly playing synth on 2 albums of music i will be recording soon. The music is all 80s sounds, fun, upbeat, positive and rocking. let me know. Thank you
@@anderseldersson6871 Twice is having a comeback on 26th , this is the first time that they're gonna do a disco concept since back then they are more in cute, light concept. The article I read said that this EYES WIDE OPEN ( album name ) is gonna be a disco concept and has synth riffs style etc.
I saw an interview with a 105 year old lady back in the 60s, and she refered to the 1880's as 'the 80s' xD
"The Diary of Miss Jane Pittman"
It turns out the entire thing was a work of fiction. The media have been making up their own facts (i.e. LYING TO US) for a LONG time.
@@dirkgently120 , "The media have been making up their own facts (i.e. LYING TO US) for a LONG time." 100% Fact!! We've been conditioned since we were very young children to believe what we have told/taught and not to question it. The question is who, and why are they doing this.
@@bassguitarriff1651 me. im doing it
@@dirkgently120 wait I don't get it, what are you talking about?
and the cycle continues with us
Me, having not been born in the 80s: "Ahh, the good old days, take me back!"
The same
Same lol
yep same here
SAME :')
SAME!
Nothing beats the synth of the 80s
They Live ?????
Anderson Robb apples & oranges
Anderson Robb overrated
70s analogue synth
check out a band called The midnight , listen to their songs days of thunder, and jason. also check out a band called fm84. listen to their song running in the night.
80s was the decade of the synth!
When they killed almost all the Jedi.
“Piper disliked that”
Won’t get fooled again? Baba O’Riley?
@gentleman and hiv
I was Living and working in London in my 20's and got into Synths in 1978. What a time, I got to try nearly all the classic synths, many which were unaffordable except to the rich and famous. Prices have changed now and so have the synths, far more powerful and very capable of recreating those old sounds :)
So glad that Synthwave is making a comeback!
If someone can do a Synthwave version of “Baroque Hoedown” i need to hear that.
@@Sonictrainkid Nothing like a good Moog to put me in a good mood.
Everything is making a comeback my nggz
OH MAN you really made my day!!! I was looking for Jump Van Halen for few days. Thanks!!!
This is for all those who got this recommended:
0:03 - 0:59 The Final Countdown | Europe
1:00 - 2:01 Jump | Val Halen
2:02 - 2:24 Take on Me | A-ha
2:25 - 3:15 Rockit | Herbie Hancock
3:16 - 4:14 Axel F | Harold Faitermeyer
4:15 - 5:07 Ghostbusters | Ray Parker Junior
5:08 - 7:21 Baroque Hoedown | Perry & Kingsley (Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade)
Correct me if I am wrong
OP can copy paste in desc
I can't find anyone who made timestamps so here.
oh man this is so badass, the 80's live on!
Awesome playing love the 80's synths/ keyboards! Great job on the Jump solo!
I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THE FIRST ONE FOR MONTHS I ALMOST DROVE MAD THANK YOU! YOU ARE A GOD!!!
It’s like the 80’s music coming back to life 😍
TAAAAAAKE OOOOOON MEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Kaneki Ken TAAAAKKKKKKEEEE MEEEEEEEEE OOOOONNNNN
Succ IIII'LLLLLL BEEEEEEEEEE GOOOOOONE
Kaneki Ken IN A DAY OR TWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Saaaaaaaaainnnts
Row
Twooooooooooooooo........
Fun fact: Did you know that Magne Furuholmen wrote that riff when he was only 15 years old? He was in a band called Bridges with a-ha band mate Pål Waaktaar. The song that would become Take On Me was then called “The Juicy Fruit Song” (named after the gum). It would later become a song called “Lesson One” after Mags and Pål met up with Morten Harket. “Lesson One” flopped miserably, so the three of rewrote the lyrics and the music, and “Take On Me” was born. It took them three tries to get the song to chart, and the third time was the charm, because not only did they have an awesome song, but they had an awesome music video to go along with it! ❤️
Oh cool, 80s synth riffs! *clicks*
"Yousician is the best way to..."
Me: FML
Sick of those shite ads lol
Just a FYI, the Baroque Hoedown is actually from the late 60's. I first saw the parade in Walt Disney World (Florida) in 1977 or 1978 but I know it's genesis was at The Disneyland in Anaheim a few years before that. I enjoyed your performance immensely and I appreciate you uploading it.
Ahh good old 80's sure miss the 80's. best of time so much energy and fun.
then what happened? 90's then 9/11
'80s
and variety lol where no one was looked upon or judged for what they wore
You Sir can play..... good effort and lots of memories brought back for me right here....... well done fella......
Nothing like the 80’s. Synths had character, and were ‘fun’ to play.😌
Thanks for playing Axel F correctly. Most youtube videos don't.
Matt S 😂 it’s fake as hell!!
He’s not even pressing notes lol
@@chrisrores7706 Spot on!
Or he is just using a sequencer
I really cannot believe this great music is so old and is vanished nowadays. It's just great!
Hearing these tunes from 80s just make me go back in time, wish I had seen those times when music was great and everything was at its peak.
best years of real modern music with real musicians, skilled and with style
Yeah there was definite skill in pushing play on a MIDI sequence. Now these subhumans push play by speaking n word gibberish to an AI that they aren’t even aware that exists [the reat GooG]
😶🌫️🤠
Sweet 80's glory! Thanks for posting! Take care and have a wonderful day! :)
the "make a hit" riff
wankil.
Namiber - Any Time is TimeLapse Time! Cringey now lol
4:22 "I'm an adult virgin"
ok?
lmfao i remember that💀
Put your mouth on the speaker and mouth the words
Crazy ghost pee pee
@Corrupt in da house 😳
the 80's are gone, next will be 2080's
the fuck are you talking about.
He doesn't even know, Jesse, but it's gonna be great.
*****
ehhh... confirmed homophobe?
***** Stop trying to take the attention off of yourself. Homophobe.
the last two comments made me burst out laughing lmaoo hahaha
Maaaaan I love you soooo much!!!!
I've had "Axel F" stuck in my head for 1½ weeks and failed to find the song, but now I finally got it!
Thank you so goddamn much!
Its a great feeling when you suddenley hear or come across a song you have been desperatley trying to find for a long time...its like a huge moment of happiness isnt it ha ha
If I could play tracks from the 80's I'd be so happy, what a great time to be a child going into teens.
Great vid
OGASI well now you can with the creation of the internet.
@@MrLump lol. I listen to New Wave all on MP3's almost everyday. In fact, I'm working on opening a vintage dance club here in Socal so people can get dressed up and continue to enjoy our music in a classy joint. I've seen a few dives.
You play too well, thank you for sharing this beautiful audio sample with us.
This was when everybody thought digital instruments were the best
Hahaha. Many of the originals were done on analog synths though.
True WingChun
Thanks for your detailed explanation. All I know is that Jump was done on an analog synth. I agree with you that FM synths sound ok too, I bought a DX7 in 1991 and still have it and even though I mainly play vintage analog synths, I appreciate the sound of the DX7. I am also considering buying a Roland D50, that was an FM synth too, right? Honestly I didn't know where I stopped liking digital sounds but it must have been when they transited to sampled/wav or whatever it's called. I also don't like the sound of modelling synths, I do have a King Korg but never touch it, I will probably sell it again. But all this is a matter of taste, people who do enjoy these modern sounds should use them and make music with them because in general music and making music is just awesome.
+True WingChun
no only yamaha did FM synths they had the patent on that.
The concurency of DX synth were mostly digital synth with PCM banks, and a digital filter.
But at the begining of the 80's there was numerous analog synths like the popular JP serial from roland.
+Rieni Otten The Roland D50 is a digital subtractive and sample based synth. Samples are typically used for transients, or sometimes to add "colour". It is a powerful synth with a lot of potential, but I find many of the presets to be somewhat dated. Good example of an early virtual-analog. Programming it is a PITA, like almost everything from that era.
Steve N
thanks. How does the D200 compare to the D50 for you?
Loved it!! Third song is from my favorite band ever, aha, first song for my second favorite, Europe! Awesome!
Patricia Garcia same here I love A-ha! you have great taste in music Ma'am! God bless you!
Dynamite Kid so do you!! Can't get any better than the 80's bands! 🎶
Patricia Garcia well said and spot on!
Still being invincible, this synth beat is amazing. I love it
My family and I were riding in the car the other day and we were listening to classic rock, my dad then tells me 11 year old sister something that stuck with me “40 years later and they’re still playing this music because it’s still good, I guarantee you they won’t be playing lady Gaga or Bruno Mars on the radio 40 years from now, they’ll still be playing this because it’s real music.”
Fucking A.
Lady Gaga is trash. But Bruno and The Weeknd have done their part in keeping funk and synth alive.
Yes they will. Because in 30-40 years' time, the teenagers of the 2020s will be looking for the same nostalgia fix as us teenagers of the 1980s. And they'll still be telling their kids that they don't make music like they used to.
Yep. There are a lot of us in our fifties that are nostalgic for the '80s, but people in their forties love '90s music, just like my parents think that music peaked in the '60s. It's kind of weird to think about it, but in 30 years, people in care homes will be moaning about their painful hip joints and knees while they shuffle around to "classic pop" from 2010.
4:15 If there’s something weird.
And it don’t look good.
Who you gonna call?
“Goastbusters”
This made me laugh so hard!
W0W !!!!!! stumbled across this and it deserves a THUMBS UP !
Good, but missing the best 80's synth riff of all times.
Sprawling on the fringes of the city...
In geometric order...
***** boarder* bright* unknown*
Growing up it all seems so one-sided
Opinions all provided
The future pre-decided
Detached and subdivided
In the mass production zone
Nowhere is the dreamer or the misfit so alone
*Subdivisions*
In the highschool halls, in the shopping malls.
Be cool or be cast out!
(Subdivisions)
In the basement bars
In the backs of cars
Be cool or be cast out
Any escape might help to smooth the unattractive truth
But the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth
Thank you for this video. You have made my consider buying one.
You played the Jump portion really well.
He is using the Korg KINGKorg. I so regret selling this baby! Great video by the way
3:42 Doing the Peter Griffin Dance
Heh heh he-heh heh he-heh heh. Heh heh he-heh he-heh heh. Heh heh heh he-he-heh and then another heh heh he-he-heh!
Your SO talented!!!
*Ghostbusters
At first I read it as 'Goatbusters'..... now there's a good idea for a film!
gantmj get reported, you piece of shit.
Thingaloo
Stop being so truthophobic.
gantmj What does that have to do with this video? Typical American shitbag.😂😂😂😋
gantmj You piece of shit.
Fantastic work.loved it
Memories! I had a Korg Poly 61 M - couldn't play it like that though! I just loved the sounds a polyphonic synthesiser could make, but the Yamaha DX7 was incredible - okay, it wasn't a Moog or a key Roland offering, but there were sounds that came out of those things that were just incredible.
DX7 is #1 and defines 80's FM synth.
Cool man! You definitely have the hands of a pianist.
0:33 Fake video confirmed
Scrolled through way too many comments to find this.
Dude he’s using playback 😂
Not all of this sounds are coming out of the piano
He recorded the sounds before he did this on the piano
Then reshot the video
It wasn't a very good sync. Lots of people do reshoot, like Paolo from SynthMania - and that's okay, BUT Paolo also does as many takes as needed so it looks good.
Markus Thompson It’s not a piano.
Markus Thompson Why do you call a synth a piano?
Super!!! comment faite vous l'accompagnement derrière ou la trouvez vous svp merci de m aider
3:48 Peter Griffin: and then another... Haha
Nicely done - beautiful !!
I swear no modern synth is ever manufactured unless it can play Axel F.
ha ha i want one that sounds good for that song but i cant afford it ):
Holy fuck you did the solo from Jump, ugh, it was so good. I loved it.
crazy how music artists now only last 10 years before they become unpopular, yet most music from the 70s-90s is still great no matter how many times it plays
That's survivor bias
This is like a time ⏲️ machine back to the eighties, all aboard for a journey of a lifetime. Full of great synth vibes and nostalgia. 👍😎👍🇬🇧🇬🇧 Sept twenty three
Well, looks like youtube bought me here.
Bonjour, Brava! It's nice to hear you playing and this is a great song. Thank you for uploading. Until next time, Hannes 🎵
What backing track are you using if u don't mind me asking ? I kinda dig it ...
These are great. Didn’t expect the Disney Electiv parade theme. I’m back in high school!
GOASTBusters??? hehehe
Jarosław Blaminsky Goatbusters!
Ivan Fangio Is that legal? :-)
💀💀💀💀💀I'm dhed
Ghost busters your idiot. Até eu que sou brasileiro e não mando quase nada do inglês entendi.
@@maxdelacroy5739 your idiot? you are just as stupid ....
awesome ,your video is the best thing happen on me this week
I own this machine and its a fantastic and very extreamly pleasently sounding synth for its price and in general. Dont listen to the Critics.
How much is it in general?
Haz Haines what synth is this?
Mitsita Kura Korg King Korg. Horrible name for a synth i know. It sounds like dry joke.
Snuppeluppen søppelsopp strongly agree with you there Sir!
Snuppeluppen søppelsopp What keyboard is this?
Awesome man made my night thanks
Great video, but I really wish you included 'Sunglasses At Night' by Corey Hart.
i grew up with all of these. and first three are my fav!
no Depeche mode? wtf is 80s synth without them
Because it's shit.
akkudakkupl like 80% of the songs in this video are pure garbage
me _ True, he didn't play any Depeche Mode, but at what point did the title say "Every Synth Riff in the 80s, Ever"? It didn't even claim to be a top 10 or anything! The dude played what he wanted to play, and he played it authentically. He didn't play any Duran Duran, Human League, Howard Jones, Kraftwerk, Rush or Gary Newman etc etc either - so what?
Didn't say they weren't. Just commented on depeche mode.
me _ that exactly what I was thinking!!! I love them so much and will actually be seeing them in concert soon which I'm thrilled about but I was waiting for it and it never came :(
Great choice in riff's FULLY SICK!
Every time i hear Europe final countdown makes me wana fight.
Beautiful This takes me back to the 1980's
Thanks 😊.
5:05 バロック・ホーダウンはメロディー弾くんちゃうんかい！ｗ
しかもアレンジされたTDLのほうでしょこれｗ
That's the kind of stuff that makes me wish I could understand how to create a nice sound on a synth...All those knobs sound like an awesome system to learn to master!
Who you gonna call?Goastbusters!
Sean Murray "ghost"
No, no! Who do you gonna call? Those bastards!
LOVE IT!! YESSSS 🥳🥳🥳
I was singing along! I'm an 80s girl! Thank You!! Adding to my "Relax :)" playlist :) God bless You! Rachel in Nashville:) 👩🎨😺🛐☦️🕎🐫🥳🥳🎷🎷
I ain't afraid of no goasts
Field Marshal Observant learn how to spell.
he was referring to the video dumbass
James Reeno his names got 'observant' in his name for a reason, if you watched the video
James Reeno r/whoosh
^
ビバリーヒルズ・コップのテーマホントにカッコイイ。目覚ましこれにしてる
At 4:31, I kept thinking of Dancing Machine by the Jackson 5.
I'm really digging that 80s vibe
alright then!
let me see, obviouly missing for me, (and I wasn't around for these)
80s right?
Seperate ways ... Journey?
Sweet Dreams ... Eurythmics?
Subdivsions ... Rush?
Save a Prayer ... Duran Duran?
Rule the World ... Tears For Fears?
Too Much Time On My Hands ... Styx?
Take My Breath Away ... Berlin?
Steppin Out ... Joe Jackson?
Fascination ... Human League?
Africa ... Toto?
well, thats a good start I think!
thank you for the video
JillSaphic your blue hair is great
thank you "apbosh 1"
JillSaphic you are absolutely right
I was hoping to see Separate Ways and Africa!
@shochan8883 Please, can you tell which synth is that you're performing with? I'd appreciate your attention and so your reply. Thank you!
5:34 EL CHAPULIN COLORADO! NO contaba con su astucia! :v
you're just so calm it makes me nervous
80's synth heaven. Oh i wish I could wake up to find, it was still the 80's, and today was just a bad dream.
Ian 54 and from the UK.on my life I so do miss the 80s.the music the films the fashion was grate.if there was such thing as a time machine I would go back and stay there
Ditto!
Mate that was sick!
this is absolutely awesome! could you please tell me where i could get the backing track from?
80s was the best decade for music 👌
Who you gonna call?
GOASTBUSTERS???!!!?!!!
Grammar Nazi maybe he’s Middle Eastern
najlepsza muzyka lata 80 te ubiegłego wieku
"Goastbusters" LOL
Being a kid of the 1980s, I believe my love of this music, is the reason why I loved EDM so much later.
My biggest complaint with this video is how robotic the songs sound. I understand the 80s was big on sequencing so everything tended to be locked on the beat, but especially with Rockit the songs needed some sense of feeling.
Yeah
+Derpancakes Pitch bend is your friend, as well as reverb. I instantly heard he forgot the reverb
+Stef Pletinck yea definitely
A lot of that was intentional. Devo was one of the first and influenced others. It represented human loss or submission (or DEeVOlution) to the new technology. The Buggles "Age of Plastic" used mechanical sounding synths for the same reason. After that a lot of people copied the sound (e.g. Van Halen) without understanding what it implied.
Yep, some stiffly un-swinging, mercilessly quantized midi backing track action going on here.
awesome ... all this needs is horizontal scrolling sheet music staff notes to be high-larious. But great job -- I miss the 80s :-)
One of my favorite syntesizer keyboard is Roland JD- 800
Is that the synthesizer he's using?
no i'ts a king korg
Ohhhh yeaaahhh I came here just for this 0:10 for me is the best intro of all times... I freaking love this song!!! Love EUROPE!!! 💯🔝😍❤
One million!
Swevvgeax Gaming yes
i loved it so much !! good work!
axel f!!
KGB Comrade Yes it was. It was in Beverly Hill Cop which came out in 1984, and then became an international hit in 1985.
MattTheBoss oh really? :v
KGB Comrade Yep. I think you might be thinking of Axel F Crazy Frog which was 2005. It’s just a shitty remix with an annoying frog.
Great sounds.
Model of the synth? Please. Thanks
Omg… I never knew this is how they formulated this tune with this piano for 80’s songs until I had music class!
cool, you posted this on my birthday.
If you put reverb on these, they would sound 100x better.
Hi, my name is Rocky. I just found your video here and wanted to know if you might be in or around the NYC area? IF so, i would like to talk more with you about possibly playing synth on 2 albums of music i will be recording soon. The music is all 80s sounds, fun, upbeat, positive and rocking. let me know. Thank you
I'm here because of TWICE upcoming comeback
haha me too
Wait, can ya'll give the context to this thread in connection to the video?
@@anderseldersson6871 Twice is having a comeback on 26th , this is the first time that they're gonna do a disco concept since back then they are more in cute, light concept. The article I read said that this EYES WIDE OPEN ( album name ) is gonna be a disco concept and has synth riffs style etc.
@@justinevee_ oh interesting, hope they incorporate some 80s style synths in the making
Best video ever no?