Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Oberheim DMX Classic 80's Tracks part 3 - Harlem Nights Music
YouTube Uploaded by harlemnightsmusic on Oct 18, 2011
"Alisha, Madonna, Colonel Abrams, Steve Allen.. Tribute and exercise in that mid 80's disco sound, based on the Oberheim DMX drummachine.
As always, selected and recreated by ear only. None of the original tracks were sampled. See electrongate for DMX samples. Contains original video footage, please contact in case of questions.
Tracklist:
Art of Noise - Beat Box
Madonna - Holiday
Madonna - Get into the Groove
Alisha - Baby Talk
Colonel Abrams - Trapped
Steve Allen - Letter from my Heart
Dazz Band - Let it all Blow
Rockers Revenge - Walkin' on Sunshine
Ray Parker Jr - Ghostbusters
See part 1 for faster Disco, part 2 for Oldschool Hip Hop. Part 4 coming soon.
Gear used:
Korg Electribe SX (Oberheim DMX sounds, bass sequencing, staccato fx)
Moog MG1, Roland Juno 106 (basses, stabs)
Roland Juno 60, Korg Polysix, Sequential Prophet VS, Crumar Performer
Enjoy
HN"
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