MATRIXSYNTH: Matt Ryd - Billie Jean - Retro Instrument Remix!


Sunday, July 12, 2009

Matt Ryd - Billie Jean - Retro Instrument Remix!


YouTube via MattRyd. via retrothing
"http://www.mattryd.com/

The audio of this song and all others on my YT channel are sent to my mailing list! Sign up at MattRyd.com!

I absolutely love this song, and I thought that it would be fun to do a cover using only retro instruments (primarily from the 1980s)! What you see is the result of a compulsive need to buy weird instruments off of eBay! The featured instruments include:

Casio DG-10 Digital Toy Guitar (run through an octave pedal to create the bass. Also used for a lead in Verse 2)
Casio SK-1 Sampling Keyboard (used for the strings and the brass)
Dubreq Stylophone (for electric guitar riffs)
Suzuki Omnichord electric autoharp (run through a resonator plug-in to add texture)
The drums are samples from the SK-1 and DG-10, triggered via the Rock Band controller.

This is a "VideoSong"-style vid inspired by the videos of Jack Conte, Nataly Dawn, Pomplamoose and Joel Cathey. If you haven't seen their videos yet, go start watching! And buy their music!"

5 comments:

  1. is michael jackson dead?

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  2. Hey! Thanks for the mention! :-)

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  3. Nicely Done, made me and the wife smile.

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  4. I love the whole retro instrument thing. It was really well thought out and put together.

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