Grazie Marco!

Thanks a lot for the appreciation! :^)

Tanks for the appreciation bro 🙏

Grazie per l’apprezzamento 🙏

Thanks for the comment, mate!

Thank you very much for the appreciation, glad you liked it 🙏

Hi, thank you for the appreciation! That sound is very easy to reproduce with almost every synth: it is basically a pulse/square wave, as you can desume in the video from the panel of my Juno (the sub oscillator is also active). What can make the difference is the built-in chorus: the Juno's is distinctive!

@@AlessandroGiancane thanks, I invite you to my channel 😊

Thank you @philscott1105 , glad you liked it 🙏

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Thanks for the appreciation @marcinkowalski7829 . I'm actually a QX3 addicted 😬

Thanks for the appreciation @el_peluca_sape8768 🙏

Thank you very much for the appreciation, my friend :^)

Thank you my friend 🙏

Many thanks for the appreciation 🙏

Thank you Richard, glad you liked the sounds. It actually takes me quite a bit of time to find/recreate the sounds, with mixed results... The problem is that a good part of the result depends on the combination of equalization, compression, reverb, etc.; as a self-taught person, this is the most complex and often unattainable part for me; my mixes almost always sound decent on one device and terrible on another. 80s music is a great training ground to try to improve myself. Thanks for the comment!

@@AlessandroGiancane you’re very welcome, I thoroughly enjoyed your recreation of this wonderful song

Many thanks, my friend. I'm particularly satisfied of this cover, glad you liked it. 🙏

Hi @tylerdurden2769, thank you for the comment and the appreciation. In this video I show a patch I programmed on the Roland SH-201: being the keyboard splittable in only two parts, I decided to put together two sounds that are actually played during the verse and the bridge; the sound of the main riff is played alone and it requires a different patch. In another video I made the full instrumental cover of Enola Gay, in which all the sounds are audible

ah ah ah, you're absolutely right :-) That tiny sound actually characterizes the whole drum part! Just one behind the scenes: I read somewhere on the web that in the original song both Mike Ogletree and Mel Gaynor played the drum part simultaneously, in order to build a powerful rithmic sound. In my own little way, I tried to reproduce it: there are two distinct sets of drums playing in my cover. The result is not exactly the same as the original song... but at least I tried!

Thanks for the appreciation dude :^)

Glad you liked it! :^)

Thank you for the appreciation dude!

It's exactly the same effect that the original song produces on me; beyond the melody and the execution, it's the quality of the mixing that blows my mind away! Thank you for commenting 🙏

I'm not sure of what you wrote, G translate does not help... If it's an appreciation: thank you! :^)

@@AlessandroGiancane untranslatable sarcastic joke about our gods.

Thank you for the appreciation dude :^)

Thank you for the appreciation mate 🙏

Thank for the appreciation 🙏

Ciao, ho usato la JX in split mode: la lowed part è un pad, l’ upper part suona il noto riff. Entrambi sono toni che ho programmato da me, entrambi fanno uso della PWM (Vecoven 4.x). Considera che larga parte della riuscita del riff, a mio avviso, sta nel deciso delay

@@AlessandroGiancane Grazie mille!

Thanks for the appreciation, my friend 🙏

Thank you too for the comment and the appreciation, dude

Thank you very much for the comment and the appreciation. About the sounds, especially the percussive ones, it's easy for them to sound very different on different listening devices. This is unfortunately the big problem I run into every time I make a cover: trying to get a decent mix that can sound decent when listened to with speakers other than my KRKs. Then there's the issue of YT compression (and all streaming platforms), which is really a pain... Anyway, comments like yours encourage me to do better in the future! Thanks again :^)

Same synth too: Prophet 5

Me too!

Hi dude, thanks for the appreciation! My covers are all protected by the copyrights of the original authors: I have no rights on them :^)

@AlessandroGiancane that's only right I guess, great work though

Thank you dude :^)

Glad you liked It :^)

Glad you enjoyed it, dude :^)

Hi dude, thank you for... the comment! And for the appreciation as well :^)

Thanks for the appreciation @nikollo1 :^)

Glad you liked it and thanks to you for the comment :^)

Thank you very much for the comment @derekbrown7303 :^)

Hi @mildred714, they are samples played by the Roland S-550

@@AlessandroGiancane so you essentially sampled them from the original?

@mildred714 not exactly: I used drums coming from my sample library... Sometimes I recreate drums (kick, snare, hi hat or toms) with my synthesizers

Grazie! :^)

Grazie Marco :^)

Glad you liked it bro :^)

You are absolutely right dude! I should have put more attention.. I love comments that pinpoint mistakes or points for improvement.. Thank you! 🤙