Sunday, November 11, 2007
Ding-a-Dong on Yamaha Electone HX-3
YouTube via Tonneman.
"The original song 'Ding-a-Dong' was performed by the Dutch group 'Teach-in' on the Eurovision song contest in 1975, which they won.
In this video I play the song on a Yamaha organ, the Electone HX-3. This instrument was first released in 1987 and mainly uses FM-voices (some AWM voices).
All you hear is played in one take on the HX-3. No other instruments or equipment are involved. Drums are programmed in the HX-3's internal sequencer."
and..
Magnetic Fields II on Roland Fantom X7
via Nusonica.
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Love the Eurovision on the Electone.
ReplyDeleteGreat playing! I really admire people who can play with their feet along with both hands!
ReplyDeleteAnd that is how you SHOULD make a YouTube video. Well done.
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