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Whilst I was recording the Prophet T8 for the documentary I quickly put down some Jupiter 8 as it was the first time I’ve ever seen one. I brought the audio and video back and built more stuff around it and this is the result.
I’m planning to do a bigger Roland thing with a more detailed look at these icons, but in the meantime, this is a first sketch; a quick trip to Jupiter.
Main part: Roland Jupiter 8 (1981)
Sequenced chords: Roland JX-3P (1983)
Arp bass: Roland Juno-6 (1982)
Arp chords: Roland SH-101 (1982)
Drums verse: Roland TR-808 (1981)
Drums chorus: LinnDrum (1982)
Drums final chorus: Fairlight CMI III Samples
FM Bells: Yamaha DX7 (1983) Not seen in film
Guitars: Ibanez JEM 7DBK, Squier Jagmaster
Amp: Fender Blues Junior II mic’d with an SM57
Pedals: Boss CE-2 and EarthQuaker Devices Organizer
Vocals: Recorded with an AKG C414
Sequencer: Cubase 9.5
Clocking: Arturia BeatStep Pro
Plugins: U-He, Goodhertz, Waves, PastToFuture, IK Multimedia
Space footage from the NASA public domain archive.
Scans from Retro Synth Ads. http://retrosynthads.blogspot.com/
Many thanks to the owner of the Jupiter, LinnDrum and 808!
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Got a 1982 Roland Juno-6 Analogue Synthesizer. Made an 80s inspired track with it.
Drums: Oberheim DMX Samples
Synths: All from Roland Juno-6
Guitar: Ibanez Jem, Fender Blues Junior II, SM57, Chorus FX
Vocals: Recorded with a C414
Sequenced in Cubase
FX: Cubase reverb, delay, chorus, Waves Vinyl, U-he Satin, Waves compressors and EQ
Song written and recorded by me.
Download a free MP3 of it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rfjk7p8t1ezqzvk/Get your love through the radio_MP3.mp3?dl=0
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Start 2019 as you mean to go on.
You can download this track here: https://soundcloud.com/alex-ball-1/ich-bin-ein-disco-biscuit
Guitar: Squier Jagmaster, Vox Wah-Wah, Boss CE-2 Chorus, Fender Blues Junior II, mic'd with an SM57.
Bass: Fender Jazz Bass, Orange OB1-300, DBX 266XL.
Synths: Sequential Circuits Pro~One, Roland SH-101, Roland Juno-6.
Drums: Past To Future, Oberheim DX & SCi Drumtraks claps, Samples from Espen Kraft's Dr Bohm drum machine and various percussion.
Virtual instruments: Spitfire Audio Chamber Strings, Kick Ass Brass.
Vocals: Recorded with an AKG C414s
Plugins: Waves, T-racks, U-he, Past to Future, Goodhertz, TAL, Steinberg.
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Following my Daft Punk synth tutorial, a number of people sent me messages asking for a demonstration of Mr Oizo's "Flat Beat" which was done on a Korg MS-20 and an Akai S1000.
In the video we look at the principals of setting up that sound and why I concluded that he likely created it from a composite of samples, rather than in one pass.
Charles Ferraro's great explanation of the unusual bi-polar nature of EG2 on the Korg MS-20 is here: https://youtu.be/4AMV7YgpEXE
Many thanks for watching and for your ongoing support.
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Here are some of the songs that made the Wurlitzer electric piano famous!
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0:55 Marvin Gaye — I Heard It Through The Grapevine
1:15 Ray Charles — What'd I Say
1:51 Supertramp — The Logical Song
3:14 Cannonball Adderley — Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
4:11 Beck — Where It's At
4:58 The Beatles — Get Back
5:14 Supertramp — Goodbye Stranger
6:07 Queen — My Best Friend
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The second video-clip of The Analog Session, featuring Alexander Robotnick & Ludus Pinsky. It has been released by This Is Music LTD (digital & CD/DVD). Check out DiscoGS.
Please have a look at our latest performances: Ascension and April. The latest album by The Analog Session is on sale at major digital stores. Label: Hot Elephant Music
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A comparison of four of the instruments in the Roland Cloud "Legendary Series" with the original hardware units they're based upon.
SH-2 (1979)
TB-303 (1981)
SH-101 (1982)
JX-3P (1983)
I'll put my opinions in the comments below for discussion (as mentioned in the video).
Thanks to Ian Livingstone for the loan of the SH-2 and thank you for watching.
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Even someone who has no prior musical training can use the information in this video from University of Kansas music theory professor Scott Murphy to create chord progressions that not only sound like the movies, but are associated with particular affects, settings, or narrative elements.
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In this episode, I take a look at the legendary Roland MT-32 from both the IBM PC games market, and as a synthesizer for MIDI keyboards.
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We recently purchased a collection of heritage synthesizers from the iconic 80's band Tears For Fears. Here you can see our Music Tribe UK CARE team repairing the DX1 and bringing this piece of musical history back to life.
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