Sunday, October 12, 2014
Vangelis music and Roland System 1
Published on Oct 12, 2014 Analog Synths
"Test of Roland System 1 with 3 covers of famous Vangelis songs:
- Blade Runner End Titles, where System 1 is used for pads / leads (CS80)
- Chariots of Fire (suite), where System 1 is used for lead (CS80)
- Soil Festivities Movement 4, where System 1 is used for lead (Prophet 5/10?)
Other instruments used in the covers:
- Xils-lab V+ for VP330
- U-He Diva, for different parts (for example the "blades" in B.R.)
- Steinberg The Grand 3, for piano parts
The patches used for Roland System 1 in this demo can be downloaded for free here:
http://purebits.com/system1.html
* NOTICE *
All played music composed by Vangelis. The above music is property and copyright of its rightful owners and there is no claim nor ownership of the music. This is a video made for demonstrating and testing musical instruments purposes only.
NO COPYRIGHTED SAMPLES were used in this video, all sounds are recorded live from musical instruments"
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