Inspired by "Autobahn [September 7th - Japan, Tokyo, Nakano Sunplaza]"

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs



Autobahn

Autobahn (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "The Model [December 9th - Deutschland, Frankfurt, Alte Oper]" with vocals from the Virtu Ex Machina bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs



The Model

The Model (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Neon Lights [September 7th - Japan, Tokyo, Nakano Sunplaza]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs


Neon Lights

Neon Lights (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Hall of Mirrors [May 25th - Italia, Roma, Teatro Tendastrisce]" with vocals from the Capitain Video bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs


Hall Of Mirrors

Hall Of Mirrors (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "The Robots [August 8th - USA, New York City, The Ritz]" with vocals from the Virtu Ex Machina bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

The Robots

The Robots (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Showroom Dummies [September 7th - Japan, Tokyo, Nakano Sunplaza]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs


Showroom Dummies

Mitternacht - Showroom Dummies (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Home Computer - It's More Fun 2 Compute [May 25th - Italia, Roma, Teatro Tendastrisce]" with vocals from the Virtu Ex Machina bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs


Home Computer

Home Computer - It's More Fun 2 Compute (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Der Klang Der Energie Medley [July 6th - France, Paris, Captain Video]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs


Voice of The Energy - Uranium - Die Sonne-Die Monde-Die Sterne (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Ohm-Sweet-Ohm [July 3rd - United Kingdom, London, Hammersmith Odeon]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs


Ohm Sweet Ohm

Ohm Sweet Ohm (Kraftwerk Cover)

Inspired by "Trans Europa Express [July 6th - France, Paris, Captain Video]" with vocals from the bootleg album.

This is a reimagination of the electronic music group Kraftwerk 1981 World Tour. It's a recreation of the Kraftwerk's 1981 World Tour with a Screen Projection Concept in a VHS style.

After years collecting materials, I finally did a final version of this longing project of mine.

The sounds and the songs were entirely made in FL Studio by me.
The samples I used here were only for Ralf Huetter's vocal tracks taken from the actual live performances and some others effects like the Texas Instruments, the Votrax SC and the Pollard Syndrum Sounds.

The percussion was made in an "analog way", at the time Kraftwerk built an all-analog drum kit, so I decided to use the same concept.
So my drums is created in the same way with an analog synthesizer, although it's a virtual version of it and has many effects plugins to achieve this similarity to the Herr Fluer and Herr Bartos original ones.
It's not the same sound I must admit, but to me it's sounds almost the same and it's great, so anyway.

The 80s KW setup is:
Ralf Huetter plays a MiniMoog and two PolyMoogs;
Karl Bartos plays a Korg PS3100 and a custom-made electronic percussion device;
Wolfgang Flur plays a custom-made electronic percussion device and
Florian Schneider-Esleben plays a Prophet V and some others devices for the effects.

This is not an official product or a bootleg recording, it's just a tribute project to the Kraftwerk 81 concerts performances that I tried to match the originals as closely as I could, so there maybe some differences to the original ones.

There's no copyright infringement intended.

I hope you like it as much as I did making it.
-LuPPs

*Screen Projection link(soon)
There're a few sources about the screen projections that were shown during the performances and most of them are just photos that fans secretly took, because cameras were banned at live performances.
So the motion design here was completely recreated according to the era theme of the shows and the images generated by computers at the time.

Trans Europe Express

Trans Europe Express - Metal on Metal - Abzug (Kraftwerk Cover)

Hello, 
I'll be posting some of the creations I've made here, like soundtracks, covers, game environments... so feel free to come back later.

New tracks tagged #Computerwelt