Synth Demos & Covers of Famous Music

Here is a Remix called Oxyevolution 2011 

originalt is made of mikejarrenot 

mikejarrenot wrote to me that it could be fascinating to hear one of his tracks be remixed
so I took the challenge
and looked at his music and it must be said that there were many to choose from
but Oxyevolution 2011 thought I was a very good number and especially to try to remix
so it was an honor for me to make this quiet and calm track
and make it a little more up beat but still trying to preserve the original sound
but I hope and believe that I got away with it ;-)
But feel free to leave a comment

Here is the link to the original track http://soundcloud.com/mikejarrenot/oxyevolution-2011
and his youtube Channel link http://www.youtube.com/user/pemby66

Yours sincerely Peter.


Oxyevolution 2011 REMIX

Father Figure (George Michael Cover)

Italy, 1984

Demo for the Max7imba sampleset for Kontakt, available from https://www.lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/noisymichael/max7imba
The Max7imba is somewhere between a Marimba, a Kalimba and a DX-7. Listen to the demo - its like a vacuum-tube marimba played with light-sabres. A metallic sort of percussive sound, but after the percussive hit, some drone voices come in and hang about for a bit, embedding the percussive main sound in a ghostly haze. 

This sample-set is based on an original DX-7 patch and the main samples have that non-linear DX-7 sound, sampled, of course, at multiple velocities. The mod-wheel brings in the drone voices. The drone voices are held for some time after you play the notes, so when you play a flurry of percussive notes, you are left with a long wash of drones. The custom interface has control for the length of the hold time. The drone voices have controllable vibrato. 

There is also a controllable attack sound (with round-robin alternate samples). A built in reverb and delay and an autophasing effect that adds subtle motion to your playing are all controllable from the custom interface.

Max7imba Kontakt-instrument demo

All sounds from Roland Jupiter-50 synthesizer, multi-tracked using Digital Performer.

Roland Jupiter-50 Rock Demo (incomplete) 050714a

The Yamaha CS01II is the first real synthesizer I ever owned. I got it when I was about 14 years old, back in 1985 or so. I noticed that I could get reasonable approximations of most of the sounds from Depeche Mode's "Speak & Spell" album with it, but at the time I didn't have the means to make decent multi-track cover versions, even after I got a 4-track. 

Recently I was studying the Depeche Mode 5.1 surround mixes, and realized that I could clearly hear all the distinct parts of alot of the songs, including "New Life." I also realized that most of the sounds in "New Life," which heavily featured the ARP 2600, were fairly simple. So I decided to throw together a version of it using just my trusty old Yamaha CS01II as the sole sound source (including the drums), just to see how close I could get to the original. 

This version has no vocals at all, but otherwise it comes pretty close to the original. The actual musical arrangement is 100% accurate. The sounds themselves are of course only approximations, and most of them don't have the same level of timbral detail as the ARP originals. I sequenced the whole thing in Cubase via a Kenton Pro Solo going into the custom CV/Gate inputs on my CS01II, recording each monophonic line in one at a time (20 tracks in all). Cubase provided the reverb and EQ, otherwise it's all CS01II.

Yamaha CS01II plays NEW LIFE by Depeche Mode

Composed by Klairzaki.
A track made using Korg M01D on Nintendo 3 DS with Korg M1 and 01/W sounds. Everything is recorded with the dedicated 8 track sequencer.

Details on: http://klairzaki.blogspot.fr/2014/06/musique-de-geek-vintage-groovy-steps.html (in french, use the Translate Module included)

Vintage Groovy Steps Ltd [DEMO Korg M01D Nintendo 3DS]

it is with my deepest resbekt i do this remix of the ELKA synthex cool sound,hope you all like it.



Jean Michel Jarre Second Rendez Vous Part III remix

Live recording from "Notte delle Tastiere" in Ferrara, 8th November 2014

This piece was completely improvised on stage, using only one keyboard (Prophet 08) and a loop recorder.

Gabbiano solo improvisation - Live @ Notte delle Tastiere

this is my cover / tribute to Kraftwerk Spacelab
let me know what you think about it:-)
I have used these DAW programs to make this number

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reason 5.0
video time line 
0:00 the door fx sound a a sample
0:02 start synth fx sound is a thor with the osc set to the 
Step Sequencer and som Automation to the rate
0:32 sweep1 sound is a thor
0:32 lead1 is a subtractor
0:44 bassline sound is a subtractor
0:44 noise click sound is thor
0:52 nn-xt sampler drum samples
0:52 high string is a thor
1:31 sweep2 is a subtractor
1:31 lead2 is a thor
------------------------------------------------------------
Cubase 5.0
0:44 reso bassline is a xils-lab Oxium 
1:46 is my voice with the virsyn MATRIX Vocoder fx

Kraftwerk Spacelab cover

I spent way too much time on this..

Tracked in Famitracker version 0.4.2, finished in 0cc-FT v.0.3.9. Original by Seal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ateQQc-AgEM - cover is a hybrid between the video and the actual full version of the song (because I changed my mind towards the end). This is one of my favourite pop songs of all time.

My power, my Pleasure, MY PAIN.

Source files can be found here:

FTM: http://2a03.free.fr/dl.php?file=4911
NSF: http://2a03.free.fr/dl.php?file=4912

Seal - Kiss From a Rose [VRC6 Cover]

Hi Fans, we are back with a new TRACK! 

Our (Synthesizer)version of "Axel F - Beverly Hills Cop", 
Film Soundtrack. we hope you enjoy our interpretation of this song. we love it :)

peace

Axel F, Beverly Hills Cop, Synthesizer Version 2015, Soundtrack

A demo I made a while ago for my future album. The story behind the track is a young astronaut woman who is lost in an alien spaceship. She runs through the corridors to find a way out.

This version is edited, which means it's shorter.

Enemy Corridors (Demo)

this is my cover / tribute to Kraftwerk The Robots.
The Pioneers of electronic music.



Kraftwerk The Robots cover / tribute

Depeche Mode cover made only with Roland SH-101 and Walhalla Room -reverb.

Depeche Mode - New Life with SH-101

Droids was a one-off electronic disco act concepted by Fabrice Cuitad who in the 70's was a young label manager at Barclay Records. He founded Egg as a side project with a view to compete with Virgin (first artist signings include Heldon among others). 
Right after seeing "Star Wars" for the first time, he decided to make the concept album Star Peace, a French synth-disco experiment. Most of the tracks on Star Peace sound like a more dancefloor ready version of Kraftwerk with tight 4/4 beats (though acoustic and not voltage-controlled) and juicy analogue sounds. The force reminisce's the works of Klaus Schulze and other early analogue experimenters. A definite classic and a must-own for lovers of cosmic sounds. 
This re-edit has been downtempoed, lengthened to a DJ friendly length, had the rough edges taken out of it, and a little adjustment on the eq. For a heavier bassier version more suitable to club playing, please see the dirty edit.

Droids - (Do You Have) The Force (Science Adventure Clean Re-Edit)

Original by George Michael
Instrumental (no guitar) https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByNAzLtZSUkhR3UtTlRraVFTMWc/edit?usp=sharing

Yup...ehm... so this happened..... Hey don't look at me, you're the ones that chose it :)

I did this cover, based on votes from the buyers of Chiptunes + Charity, for Groupees. If you bought the bundle, you can download it on your "My Profile" section over at www.groupees.com

Thanks to:
Vocals: Live-Andrea Gjessen Rasch & Vebjørn Rusten
Guitar: Jonas Dam

We are never gonna dance again.

CHIPTUNE + CHARITY

Careless Whisper

Trans X - Living On Video (Instrumental Cover)

This is a demo for a Kontakt instrument available at
https://www.lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/noisymichael/dx7bass

Here, to mark the 30th anniversary of one of the most popular synthesizers ever, is the DX7 "electric bass" sound, one of the signature sounds from DX7.

This sound was everywhere in the early 80ies - think A-Ha "Take on Me", Janet Jackson "When I think of You", John Parr's "St. Elmo's Fire", Kenny Loggins "Danger Zone" or Howard Jones "What is Love", to name just a few.

This sampleset is sampled direct from a 1983 brown battleship DX7 (original edition of course), including the haze of digital distortion that you got from a 12-bit machine with 1983-level technology. Sampled at multiple velocities of course, to preserve the rich dynamics of the DX7.

This Kontakt instrument has a little extra from the original DX7: a touch of a button brings in an extra pair of voices with controllable detuning for a fuller sound. The custom interface has controls for distortion and chorus, as well as allowing the selection of two amplifier impulse responses. The mod-wheel controls the amount of the built-in LFO, while its speed is controllable from the custom interface. Finally there is a "auto phasing" effect which adds a phasing effect, but rather than being cyclically modulated, this one changes with every new note to add a lot of motion to your playing

DX7 Bass for Kontakt demo

Thanks again to everyone for watching, listening, subscribing, and sharing, you are all amazing!!!

Daft Punk - Get Lucky Bass Cover

Welcome on my channel.

You'll find here some video game soundtracks I recorded using Arachno SoundFont, my own 128-instrument General MIDI bank: http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php

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