MOOG PRODIGY Analog Synthesizer (1979) Somebody's Watchin' Me

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I always feel like somebody's watchin' me
And I have no privacy
I always feel like somebody's watchin' me
Is it just a dream?

Original 1984 - Rockwell/ M.Jackson

bass synth sounds: Moog Prodigy Analog Synthesizer (1979)
organ and synth voice sounds: Roland M-VS1 "Vintage Synth"
drums: Roland TR-707 (1985)
recording: multi-track, played by hand
fx: reverb and delay

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The Sound of Genesis - Afterglow with Moog Taurus, Roland VP-330

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The last Genesis video in the series. Afterglow is one of my favorite Genesis songs too.
Like usual it`s a cover and not original at all. It`s my interpretation of this song. Not a exact copy! When you will hear the original song than click on the original song.

I used the Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus for the choir and strings sounds.
The deep bass is the MOOG TAURUS bass pedals.
For the Hammond Organ sounds I used the Roland M-VS1 module."

J.- M. Jarre Equinoxe 7 - Moog Source, PPG wave 2.2, Mellotron

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Bass sounds: Moog The Source Analog Synthesizer (1981)
Sequencer and FX sounds: PPG wave 2.2 Hybrid Synthesizer (1982)
Mellotron string and choir sounds: Roland M-VS1 Vintage Synth module
drums: LinnDrum, Emax
recording: multi-track, played by hand

My cover version of the track from the album Equinoxe (1978)"

RetroSound VANGELIS Tribute - Thank you for the music!

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I wanted to do a Vangelis tribute track. For me personally, his soundscapes and above all his sound aesthetics were probably the initial spark that brought me to electronic music and thus to synthesizers. I have almost all albums. The COSMOS series with Carl Sagan ran on GDR television in the early 1980s. That was my first contact with his music. The sounds touched me and painted pictures in my head. They stimulated my imagination. That ultimately aroused my interest in these supposedly unattainable "miracle machines", the synthesizers. But that was all so far away back then. Rest in peace maestro.

The track Chung Kuo is on the China album, released in 1979.

I used the Roland VP330 for string sounds, the Oberheim OB-X for the CS brass sound, the Arp Quadra for the main theme and the bass & string sounds, the Emulator II for percussion sounds, the Yamaha DX7 II für the melody and pad sounds and the Roland M-VS1 module for additional horn/pad sounds."

The Sound of 10CC - I`m Not In Love

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"One of my favorite songs from the 70s.
Like usual it`s a cover and not original at all. It`s my interpretation of this song. Not a exact copy! When you will hear the original song than click on the original song.

I used the Roland M-VS1 Vintage Synth module and the E-MU Emax for the choir sounds.
For the Rhodes Mk1 sound and acoustic piano sound I used my Yamaha Reface CP incl. the internal effect section. Very important is the phaser effect. You can see the settings on the video picture. Played with the Oberheim Xk keyboard controller. The BD is the Linndrum triggered with a Simmons pad."

Lift - Nach Süden mit Moog Minimoog Synthesizer - DDR Ostrock

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Lift - Nach Süden (1978)
synthesizer sounds: Moog Minimoog Analog Synthesizer
strings/epiano: Roland M-VS1 'Vintage Synth'
drums: E-MU samples
recording: multi-track played by hand
fx: reverb and delay

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Roland M-VS1 Vintage Rack Synthesizer SN ZH60338

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The sound of The Korgis Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime - Logan String Melody 2

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One of the most fantastic song from the early 80s. The Korgis with Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime featured the Logan/ Hohner String Melody 2 from the year 1979, The SM2 is my favorite stringmachine. And I have/had a lot stringmachines.

Strings: Logan StringMelody 2
Piano: Yamaha Reface CP
Bass: Moog Source
Add sounds: Roland M-VS1 'Vintage Synth'"

The Sound of 90s EuroDance with the ARP ODYSSEY Analog Synthesizer

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bass and main synthesizer sounds: ARP ODYSSEY Mk.3 analog synthesizer (1978)
pad sounds: Roland M-VS1 'Vintage Synth' module (1995)
drums: E-MU Emax sample library

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RetroSound - Vintage Synths ~~~Aquarius~~~

Published on Oct 22, 2019 RetroSound

(c) 2019 #vintage #synthesizer track by #RetroSound

These track is very different to my other one synth tracks.
Different concept and different in musical way.

I used:
ARP QUADRA (1978)
SCI Pro-One (1981)
PPG wave 2.2 (1982)
Moog The Source (1981)
Yamaha DX7 II (1987)
Simmons SDS-8 (1984)
Roland M-VS1 Vintage Synth (1995)
Oberheim Xk (1986)
Tama TSQ-1000 (1986)

recording: multi-track without MIDI, played by hand
fx: reverb and delay

MOOG MINIMOOG Analog Synthesizer (1978) Deeper Underground Bass

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A try to recreate the fat bass sound from Jamiroquais track Deeper Underground from the year 1998.
Strings: Roland M-VS1 Vintage Synth

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Mellotron Sounds - The Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin

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For lovers of the melancholic Mellotron sounds it is the song at all.
The Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin from the year 1967.
One of my parents favorite songs.
Of course I don't have a huge, old Mellotron from the 60s. I use my Roland M-VS1 'Vintage Synth' module for this, which has wonderful Mellotron samples. In the song I use the sounds: MelloFlute, MelloStrings (3Violins) and two parts of the MelloChoir. The module is controlled by my Oberheim OB-Xk master keyboard controller via MIDI. The other sounds (drums, bass, guitar) come from the E-MU Emax sampling synthesizer

More Cover Songs can you find in the playlist:"

The sound of the 70s - Player Baby Come Back with Minimoog, Rhodes

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One of my favorite songs from the 70s.
The song was written and performed by Peter Beckett and J.C. Crowley, the founders of Player in the year 1977.

I used the Roland M-VS1 'Vintage Synth' module for the Solina string sounds. For the Rhodes Mk1 and the Clavinet sounds I used my Yamaha Reface CP incl. the internal effect section. Very important is here the chorus effect. Played with the Oberheim Xk keyboard controller.
For the Moog lead sound in the mid-part I used my Minimoog.

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Pink Floyd - Shine On Your Crazy Diamond intro - sound design tutorial

Published on Mar 7, 2018 RetroSound

"(c) 2018 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

sound design tutorial - intro sound of Pink Floyd`s Shine On Your Crazy Diamond

In the original song made with the ARP Solina Stringensemble (here with the ARP Quadra) layered with a fat organ bass (Roland M-VS1).

The lead sound in the original was played with the Moog Minimoog (here with the PPG wave 2.2)

fx: reverb and delay"

Roland Vintage Synth M-VS1 "Faker"

(c) 2014 synthesizer demo track by RetroSound

all sounds: Roland Vintage Synth Module M-VS-1 (1995)
sequencing: Doepfer DarkTime step sequencer
recording: multitrack

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Roland Vintage Synth M-VS1 ZH71631

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"This is the stand-alone rack version of an JV expansion board having lots of real analog sounds of all the classic boxes of the past, from TB303 to Solton, from Moog to MKS, CR78 and other real good sounding stuff. Pity, you can only edit via sysex.Wonderful Mellotron standard sounds (strings, choir) and some nice chewy bass sounds. The drum kits plunder the Roland back catalogue but without a decent editor the kits are a bit perfunctory.

Sounds ("Patches") : 256, plus 8 drum kits

Multitimbral : 8 part (inlcuding 1 drum channel). 17 Multitimbral memories ("Performances").

Polyphony : 28 note (max, including drums)

Effects : Stereo effects, very quiet. 3 types of chorus, 8 types of reverb (including 2 delays). NB all effects are preset & apply to all instruments.

Outputs : Stereo jacks + headphone. Instruments can be set within the stereo field.

User Interface : 3 digit LED display. Parameter/patch up/down buttons, with matrix for selecting parameters.

Multitimbral Memories - Parameters Per Patch : Patch number, Volume, Stereo pan, Reverb/chorus amount, MIDI channel, Key shift, Detune, Min polyphony, MIDI receive - Vol & Hold, Prog Chg, Bank Sel, Sys Ex."

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Roland SOUND EXPANSION M-VS1 VINTAGE SYNTH

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