Monday, August 05, 2019
Lo Pan's Revenge ( A Big Trouble In Little China Synth Tribute) by Everett Dudgeon
Published on Aug 5, 2019 EverettDudgeon138
"Arpeggiator/Sequencer party! I was at the studio this weekend and decided to record a few tunes. John Carpenter and Alan Howarth's score for Big Trouble In Little China is easily one of the best synth scores out there and it features probably the greatest synth setup in history. I decided to do a small tribute using the synths I have. Not a direct cover but there's certainly some motifs and riffs from the amazing score.
Sequential Prophet X Sampler-Slap bass, Middle Eastern percussion, Mandolin and Glass Marimba samples as well as some string, choir, Prophet VS and ethnic instrument overdubs.
Prophet 6-Some filtered pad sounds at the beginning, the iconic "rising brass" stab and some low arpeggiation.
Tempest-Lots of frantic percussion using the built in arpeggiator with both the LM-1 and Linn Drum Samples
It's all in the reflexes. :)
©Everett Dudgeon 2019
℗Everett Dudgeon 2019"
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