Monday, December 28, 2020
Love & Pride - Paul King (cover by Munatix), on Roland Jupiter 8 and Yamaha DX7
Munatix
Great cover (and some synth spotting) by supporting member, Munatix - https://munatix.com.
"Share with you our cover of Paul King's 'Love & Pride'.
It was a hit, back in 1985. We recorded a full cover version of it.
Ricky also pulled out again his guitar for this one.
For the synth enthusiasts among us;
In the video footage of Paul King's live performances we found on YouTube, it looks like a PPG wave synth was being used for the brass sound.
The PPG wave appears also in the video clip.
We would not immediately link a PPG Wave with that brass sound, so we are a little bit puzzled here.
Fill us in if you know more about it!
We did the brass sound on a Jupiter 8 here. To us, it is the signature sound of the Jupiter 8 we like the most; slow attack brass.
We did a 1 minute version for Instagram. Here on YouTube you can watch the full version. Enjoy!"
You can find additonal posts featuring Munatix here.
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