19:54 - the "ORCH5" (orchestra hit) sample, which would be used in many Konami arcade games and some SNES games, too!

18:57 - It would be cool if PC Light Pens made a comeback and more updated for 2024+++. I know they exist as Styluses for Tablets & SmartPhone Touchscreens. But I do kinda miss them from the 1980s.

18:57 - FL Studio before it was born

That song he makes at the end is an absolute jam. Sounds like a Yoshi’s Island level

Thank you!

WOW! I enjoyed every minute of this video and wish it was longer. Much of the electronic musical technology that is now affordable and available at our fingertips today that some of us probably take for granted was revolutionary back 41 years ago when this video was made. The Fairlight, Moog modular, and that big vintage mainframe that were presented in this video cost an arm and a leg back then and only privileged and wealthy musicians were able to have access to these machines. Watching this video makes me appreciate how far technology has progressed and what we have available today that is affordable. We can do all of the things shown on this video today with just a few pieces of inexpensive equipment, or even just with a computer with some software. AMAZING!!!!! Thanks for uploading this documentary.

USchall!! Ich vermisse dich ❤

There is a 1970 version of this documentary. This one has Fairlights, and is a bit better. At least the one I saw on KZbin has warped sound. Nice to see and hear this one. It can't beat some of the 70s visuals, though.

i can see myself at 45:08 wearing a yellow longshirt and a blue-white baseball cap turned backwards, and i can still remember how i danced there 😍 so awesome to see me 29 years later

LOL using that big ass Moog to try and simulate a cheesy simulacra of a traditional instrument playing classical scores from the olden time, not looking forward and using it for new sounds new music. So tons of them got dumped when the DX7 came out and had more realistic "Piano,flute sounds etc" then decades later people wake up to the fact that you can make new sounds for new music. It was like trying to have soup using a fork.

19:28 Donkey Kong Country

19:07 great bassline

💥 33:14 Nice to see my 16mm Film Loops at the Love Nation event. i still have endless hours of unseen videos from 10 years at the Love Parade & Love Nation. 😊😊Brad Baker X-FX

...super work..tks shrng...

more trance...techno didnt skylighteed love parade..TRANCE did...more trance

Wonderful times. You could chose between buying a house and a machine that could record and play back your dog farting. And I am not even kidding. The CMI costed actually more than a house.

So they had fl studio back then?

notes recording still the same after 50 years :O and the black midied Bach rocking!

7:24 sounds like some DSBM song

At 18:21 you can hear the very first dubstep sound ever produced.

That was great, thanks for the upload. 😊👍

Jedes Wochenende. ^^

Que alguien me diga cuál es el nombre de este track 8:00

The wonder of munich! Take a look 1996 Union Move Munich! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJzEkK2ii5V2r9U

i love you

Is that the first version of Ableton at the end?

Hi There this is Mr C. T. Boxill-Harris, I was wondering if they need to do the exact same version of Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime, why don’t they just Replace the Synthesiser String Sound to an Musette Accordion sound, and also Replace the Xylophone Sound to an 3 Times More Deeper Chime Bell or Even a 4 Times More Deeper Still Drum Sound, Because it is Still my Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Favourite Song Ever Since I was about 11 Years of Age Thank You 😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏😉👍😉👏👏

the sample potential here is fucking nuts

The Love Parade… a book by James Leer 😉

07:44 Piece of cake.

Hi everyone

@20min YO3 SCRAMBLE !!!!!! insane !!!

At circa 19:35 what he plays and the what is "spit back" is different due to perhaps to failure to properly quantize the measures.

Electronic sounds sounds daft!

There's a lot of bitter and angry comments in this thread. I love synth music and thoroughly loved this video

19:55 Oh hello Orchestra hit! Nice to hear you again! Nice video!

I liked this band's older stuff from 1970 more. It was more psychedelic.

That fairlight computer with the pen 4:20 was so ahead of the game

R.I.P. Peter. Music is grateful to you for everything you have done for it! :(

Thanks!

Welcome to the music of future

Unless you are a musician microtonal scales sound terrible

Ring mod bass + filter wah trumpet?? F@#$ yeah! 15:36

Kraftwerk was already making electronic music in the 70s

At 20:00 we can probably see how Stewart Copeland made a lot of his 80's music on a Fairlight system. Very similar sounds and transposing techniques.

The original version from 1970 is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpC0e3l8jtaibsU

Who else noticed the noticed the HUGE velocity control gear stick thingy LMFAO!!! @ 17:47

That orchestra strike towards the end was one of the most used Fairlight presets around.

This is awesome!

It's nice to see how far we dun came