The Bass Line Of “I Feel Love” On A TB-303

[@SkyeVaradero]

40 years later this line still is epic and fill dancefloors by its hook

[@janath9118]

Yes, that's right! I agree with you.

[@IAmNumber4000]

There is only one hope for humanity. _THE SYNTHESIZER._

[@ThePANZERBAR]

O.K. DJ!!!

[@Kagama121]

Okay Xangelix, better look out for those absolutely killer tritones!

[@ThePANZERBAR]

@@Kagama121 easy ! Killer tritons will be killed 4 sea soup at lunch. Enjoy music!

[@sawtoothiandi]

amen

[@rogerchurch3804]

damm right !

[@Lovejazz01]

All these years since the 70’s I am 61 and never knew exactly how that bass line was made until now! Thank you! And thank you Giorgio and Donna Summer, RIP Queen Of Disco , you will never be forgotten!

[@Arkavyn]

This isn't the instrument used on the original track. The TB303 was released four years later in 1981.

[@st.charlesstreet9876]

Feel the same way! All these years had no idea and this posting is much appreciated 🎉

[@NarrowWayDisciples]

sh(he) is in hell now waiting for you to join

[@janath9118]

Of course, late diva Donna Summer will never be forgotten!

[@Raphael3032]

The baseline so simple but it has a insane effect on the mind, makes me wanna dance

[@MeneTekelUpharsin]

I wanna dance with somebody

[@shaft9000]

the correct bassline is even simpler it was simple 8th notes through a 8th note tape delay...no octave down notes (!) as was done here. unfortunately the 303 has no 2nd oscillator to provide the second octave that is "ghosted" by the delay into a much more solid sound when it's mixed together. so as the EG is hyperactively re-triggering at twice the rate while VCO is switching octaves, it also throws the filter tracking all over the place.

[@Raphael3032]

@@shaft9000 very interesting. What was the original synth used?

[@blueberrimuffin6682]

@@Raphael3032 Some old Moog modular synth.

[@DancingDeity]

It’s hypnotic for sure

[@bartf7231]

this melody has got a nice ring to it...

[@adamdavis4346]

Bart F best comment

[@TheLove99999]

Bart F LOOOOOL

[@KutWrite]

That comment has the ring of truth, sir.

[@jean-pierremartineau4136]

He should make a song out of it and it would be a hit! :D

[@powerpopaholic876]

this arrangement is a dead ringer for the original! I think this song went gold.

[@theoriginalbluey]

I could honestly listen to that riff for 24 hours non-stop. There are long 12" mixes of I Feel Love out there of course but none will ever be long ENOUGH! :D

[@goldenstarmusic1689]

Absolutely same. I could live in that song.

[@dstrats]

My word! What!? I had no idea this lil unit could act like a vintage synth!!! Mind blown!!!

[@shaft9000]

hmmm...maybe it _is_ a vintage synth? the plot thickens

[@Fractalite]

1983 is definitely getting vintage .

[@kenizzard]

Thanks for this Doctor Mix. My 303 clone arrived today and I am new to all of this. So now my 303 is programmed with: "I feel love"; "Blue Monday"; and "higher state of consciousness". When I look back at these quarantine and isolation times, I will look back in fondness at the day my 303 arrived. I also got myself a Moog Theremini to play with. Sometimes it's a shame that I can work from home! Keep safe and keep up the good work. Dr Mix you are keeping me inspired!

[@owzleee]

I'd love to see a video of your Josh Wink take! I'm still grappling with the 303 interface!

[@blacklightning7227]

bro the singing elevated that lonely bass! YO!

[@Doctormix]

hahahaha!!!

[@NOWtheband]

@IngLouisSchreurs - Correct.

[@Eurotof]

I'm absolutely fan of your work. I love your enthusiasm and your good mood, you are a real kid in front of your machines, and I love it

[@apogeedesign4348]

This one has always been one of my favorite dance bases to play.

[@johnromberg]

I just got the Behringer clone and this is the first thing I programmed in. I went from buyer's remorse to considering buying another one in about 15 seconds! Thank you!

[@3gearsofwar3]

Love Donna Summer and love this song. The queen of disco.

[@janath9118]

Yes, me too!

[@SharLeeRV]

Recreating history of one of the most iconic electronic songs in 4 minutes

[@LocoCocoPops]

He truly is the lord of the rings. Also that is brilliant ✌️

[@mrtower7435]

lol you guys

[@SnowWhite-dr6xh]

Bwaha

[@Kj16V]

1:22 At this point I was thinking "What, those aren't the notes! This is going to sound rubbish!" And then he hit the play button: "Ohhh, that is PERFECT."

[@JonE5FPV]

This is the gold standard of how to explain any sort of technology in a video. Concise, to the point, a clear and amazing example of how To use it to accomplish a very relatable task. Subscribed

[@1stapproach]

It also works perfectly with a Behringer TD-3. Just followed the reproduction, and when you are experimenting a bit, not expecting to end up with 100% matching knob settings, it does sound exactly same! (to be fair: you have to experiment considerably less if you first make sure that you are not overdriving your soundcard input - otherwise you might experiement for a while... :-))

[@JH-lo9ut]

This was the first thing that came up when I got my td-3 and searched for info om how to program a bassline on the damn thing. Dr mix to the rescue!

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

@@JH-lo9ut TB apparently is not the abbreviation of User Friendly ;-)

[@director2bob]

@@fritsvanzanten3573 I just a used TB-03 off Reverb and arrives tomorrow. I did not due my research and just recently found out about the TD-3. I have no problem selling the Roland if you are suggesting the TD-3 is much more user friendly. I like to keep things simple. Thanks for your input.

[@UberZenMaster]

My name is Giovanni Giorgio, but everybody calls me Giorgio!

[@Doctormix]

Yeah!! Well quoted

[@DJJOEYTECH]

@@Doctormix hey man I love this video❤

[@bigmazzy1]

My son is called georgio

[@imgoat]

daft punk are gods

[@XHALE303]

imgoat Nah Gods create their own shit

[@nathanbellamy3308]

As a 44 year old life long lover of synthesizers and electronic music I'm loving your work. Fucking awesome.

[@DaveyL1954]

Your enthusiasm is boundless. Wonderful stuff.

[@pctshooter]

You might be too young to remember but, the original song on the Casablanca 45 RPM had each note alternating from left to right. So, if you listened to the left channel only, you heard eighth notes and in the right channel, you heard sixteenth notes shifted to follow. That's what made the song so hypnotic. Unfortunately, people today don't listen in stereo anymore. We used to sit in front of the stereo while the record was playing.

[@Soulrollsdeep]

People don't listen in stereo? BIT of a sweeping statement, wouldn't you say?

[@michaelhermanson2755]

We? What, you got a mouse in your pocket?

[@shoegazer5451]

I don't think anybody is listening in mono, what are you talking about?

[@DisgruntledPigumon]

Um, Robert? Do you see those strange white things hanging from everyone’s ears? Those are called earbuds, a kind of headphone. They give you maximum stereo separation. Most people listen in stereo, just not in front of a stereo.

[@lawrencedoliveiro9104]

@@DisgruntledPigumon The trouble with headphones/earphones is they don’t work with stereo soundtracks very well-all the instruments sound like they’re in your head. They would work better with binaural recordings.

[@jdsgotninelives]

It's one of the great moments in music! And that bass pluck on the original track takes it to the next level

[@DarioToledo]

If you let the first pattern start a note earlier, you get the bass line from Shudder/King of Snake by Underworld.

[@kalaqs]

its nice that the first knob on the top left is heart shaped, I must be feeling love

[@kleku]

Amazing vocal. Even better than oryginal.

[@Z0yxx]

Absolutely 😂

[@jdau2b]

No……not really 😮😢

[@sheepdavis]

@@jdau2b that was the joke bozo

[@ГавриилСамурганов]

Come on! 😁

[@frankbeauchamp6945]

Love this! The TB-303 is such a nice machine

[@christianfranke6524]

For the Donna Summer Beat I will keep you forever in my 💗💗💗 I recovered it with a TD3. It works great. Thanks for this.😻😎

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

This demo almost made me forget that it was done with a Minimoog and an external sequencer. That’s how awesomely you out it together. Incidentally, one of my favorite examples of the 303 up to the present.

[@shaft9000]

no, it was played by hand on modular system with an echo creating the 16ths this video is way off

[@chockergram]

Er, right. And which sequencer would that have been in early 1977..?

[@AntonAdelson]

Wait, what, THIS IS YOUR Favorite 303 sound??? O.O The ONLY way this can happen is if you had never listened to this!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHPQhWWViN2Lm6s

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

I think I have heard that track,@@AntonAdelson - or others like it. I listened to them back to back, and I think what I wrote above stands. No offense, since that track is definitely a cool one, but I tend to be more of a song crafting kind of guy than a standalone sequence kind of guy.

[@JakesOnline]

Yes, some say it's echo. If so, then it's not alternating octaves?

[@1oolabob]

I'm enjoying this video, and I want to tell you a thing: I was a rocker in the heyday of disco, and I went along with the other rockers who didn't like disco...until I heard "I Feel Love" played through a club sound system, and could no longer hate something that sounded so good. I'm saying that this is a special song that healed something in me. Five stars for song choice, five stars for nailing the bass line, four educational stars for showing how its done. I only gave you 3 stars for your vocals (try some falsetto. It's not really that hard), but it still comes out to an overall average of 4-1/4 stars plus bonus points for conveying excitement. HEY!!

[@telecincotelecinco5645]

hola yo soy pepe de España yo te pregunto ese aparato como se llama y para que sirve y adonde va conectado ese aparato y también me gustaría saber que precio tiene por favor dímelo el precio en euros

[@prettypointlessvideo]

@@telecincotelecinco5645 The name is "Roland TB-303". It is very hard to find and it is expensive ~ €2000 - €3000. You can buy a different machine, which can make similar sounds. This machine has the name "Roland TB-03 Boutique" (€200-€300). There is one more machine, "Behringer TD-3"- €100.

[@ackzz]

Sounds great, and different ways to do it but, when Giorgio Moroder created the song he used half the notes with a delay to make it sound double the notes if you know what I mean - cheers!

[@ackzz]

At 14:20 into the video Giorgio explains his process - check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqKynn6Vf7Zkp7s

[@popstars4444]

yes I was going to say exactly that

[@caveatrotters3324]

@IngLouisSchreurs A bass line is notes, not kicks. Glad to help.

[@caveatrotters3324]

@@GeeEmJay No. "Arpeggio" is the term. Are you American?

[@naturalbornrigger]

@IngLouisSchreurs ..eeehm. nope

[@studiokliewer]

I love you man. My Behringer TD3 will arrive today and this will be the first patch I'm going to play with! What a wonderful time to be alive!

[@darkoalas]

It's just screaming for a kick to come in!

[@matthewmcklindon9286]

You mean a sound of the future?

[@BaronVonYolo]

@Darkoalas Was thinkin that too whole video!

[@a.t9922]

Same same 🤣

[@fullfunk]

JUST ADD A TR808

[@NeuronalAxon]

@@fullfunk - More like a Linn Drum.

[@tonywharton5220]

This works perfectly on the Behringer TD3. Thank you. Brilliant and well explained tutorial 👍

[@director2bob]

I just bought a used TB-03 which arrivs I think tomorrow not even knowing about the TD-3. Do you think the TD-3 is an easier unit to use as I have no issue selling the TB-03 and buying a TD-3 and also the Crave which looks pretty dope and the two seem to play nicely together. Love to hear your thoughts. Thanks.

[@tonywharton5220]

@@director2bob Hey bud. I've never used a tb 3. But I hear that both are a pain in the arse to program unfortunately. Also I've had issues with both of mine going out of sequence. 👍

[@jasonbarton9352]

This video makes me happy- it shows how simple synth love can be! great work

[@emidussau]

This channel is pure gold. The best ones you tube has. All my support here 🙌🏼🔥

[@davidhope2506]

Wow. One of the very best all time records - "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer. Giorgio Moroder the Genius behind it. Patrick Cowley did that 15 minute extended version, which was terrific. 1977 - truly amazing.

[@blueg8731]

Fantastic little thing

[@hadara69]

What’s cool is this song is (debatably) the very first EDM hit in America. I remember it well! Disco doesn’t suck so much for me now… though D&B is still way more badass, imo.

[@stephandusterhoft9131]

Sehr schön dargestellt dieses kleine Instrument !!! Ich liebe es !!!

[@SebBrosig]

Just listening to the Donna Summer track.. it sounds so modern! I remember when the film "American Hustle" came out and it was in the sound track, I looked it up the date (1977) because I couldn't believe it was the proper period track!

[@dielaughing73]

The man is a visionary

[@klaasj7808]

they didnt live in the stone age back then.

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

@@klaasj7808 Not the point. The point is how well this track has aged. It could be released today and still be contemporary.

[@Dev1nci]

Seb Brosig 😂😂😂 the only reason this statement could possibly be true is because you listen to neo-synth wave or something. It’s a fire track but at best it sounds like it’s from the 80’s.

[@Dev1nci]

MeTube only because guys like Bruno Mars have brought the sound back. It’s truly an 80’s sound, ahead of it’s time.. but only by about 5 years.

[@antfactor]

STILL to my ears - one of THE BEST dance tracks EVER produced. Timeless. Honestly - for pop/dance music, this track is the start of true acid-house/techno. It STILL blows my mind. His sounds worked perfectly with her voice. It never fails to move a dance-floor in any era.

[@TheCunnu12]

1:09 like a professional musician...

[@tauttechminusmanagedmusic3778]

dugga dugga, dugga dugga, dugga...

[@frien_d]

What I like about this is that you make it clear this can be done FAST. Most manuals and tutorials make it look like this is supposed to take ages.

[@shaft9000]

It can be done MUCH faster than this video (incorrectly) was. In fact it is easily played by hand on most any synth that has 2 oscillators and a filter envelope, exactly as it was in the recording: - First of all: _Listen to the source recording._ It is important to know precisely what to aim for - this can hone your insight beyond any doubts. - It is 3 simple 8th notes. THREE notes (the first is repeated). Notice there is no octave jump in the original. - Now start your drum machine... - ....and then set a delay or echo unit to a 3/8 ratio of the beat, while sending the synth through the delay. This is to produce the psuedo-16th note echoes. Done! ...or was it really just getting started? :)

[@KevinStCroix]

I never learned the transpositions so thank you, and the singing was great. Well done.

[@dazd5970]

This just never gets boring. Love how you manage to make something so legendary look so simple. 🙌🤘

[@annother3350]

I remember when 303s were £150 but i thought "i don't want that old shit, I'm going to buy a yamaha dx21. Then came acid music...

[@paixetjustice]

I rember the day i was broke and sold my TB303 for 300 €

[@harryh3203]

Behringer just dropped a 150 quid clone yesterday.

[@AdamsBrew78]

Amazing how 303s are $150 again. Thank you Behringer.

[@jody8526937]

I want one..

[@steefm3]

Hahaha.. I got mine for free when I bought a bass guitar.. they couldn’t get rite of them so they gave them away when you bought a new bass guitar.

[@jrp4485]

Dr.Mix takes all the mystery out of so many classic songs and the equipment used to make them! It’s great to learn from The channel and see someone who is genuinely having fun with no ego. This dude is great!

[@KuroMicra]

Absolutely amazing use of classic Roland tech for an electronic classic. Could listen to that arpeggio for hours.

[@mark902]

but it's even more interesting than that. the bassline also alternates from left to right in stereo so that it feels like two basslines that converge. the song is deceptively simple, but exciting in it's construction. the way they add a new harmonizing vocal track to each verse gives me the shivers. i wish i could hit those notes in that top harmony. don't drive anywhere with me.

[@janath9118]

Yes, I think you are right!

[@shaft9000]

It was indeed simple 8th notes through a panned tape delay(s) set to 8th notes. Original was much smoother w/ 2 moog VCOs tuned to an octave apart, the overtones glued by the delay - no octave down notes (!) as was done here. Filter isn't tracking very far between the notes, if at all. Unfortunately the 303 has no 2nd oscillator to provide the second octave that is "ghosted" by the delay into a much more solid sound when it's mixed together. So in this video as the EG is hyperactively re-triggering at twice the rate while VCO is switching octaves, it _also_ throws the filter tracking all over the place...which was already odd on a 303 since it's a 24dB/oct filter offset into performing more like it is just 18 dB/oct.

[@ramirome3]

esto es tremendo amigo! gracias! ni idea como lo hiciste pero casi lloro de alegría

[@Pablo668]

3yrs late, but that was really cool. Was bopping along and singing.

[@robertlewis4216]

That is in incredibly good nick for something that's the best part of 40 years old

[@AdLed]

I don't know what I just watched, but that was impressive :) !!

[@robertrowan9893]

What a way to see in the new year. Even got fireworks in the background, as you'd expect. No bad thing, if you ask me.

[@dogwalker666]

They were cancelled this year. Here. good

[@davidmilligan7820]

Loved hearing and watching that. I LOVE Donna and Giorgio. So sad to have lost Donna so young 💕

[@SilverfoxJB]

I Feel Love, (The Patrick Cowley Megamix) is 16 minutes of pure dance floor magic. Very cool video

[@adamharris7775]

In the song “I’m Sexy and I Know It” (2011), the Roland TB-303 and Roland AX-09 were heard.

[@khonsuthecore4788]

I just did two tabs last night so thank you for that bit at the end that was some ear candy.

[@SyncdAlien]

Very interesting to see this on an TB-303, thank you.

[@hans-brix]

i fookin love the way his mic sounds

[@jakobk5558]

that was really helpful .. just did the same as you, step by step with my td3 .. and it works GREAT!

[@RUfromthe40s]

i had a groove box either than the mini mog and it was the first song i tried to play was this georgio moroder production, the groove box even had a key pad to practice the rythm .Roland as lot´s of great electronic devices, regards and health

[@BartNelis]

"i know i'm an amazing singer" .. love your self humor ! great video .. cool way of approaching this !

[@sid35gb]

I don’t even play keyboard but I’m watching the random videos KZbin is throwing into my feed oh the joys of lockdown 😬 Got to stay positive the best bit of the video is when he goes doo da doo da😎

[@playtagainsam4698]

2:04 King of Snake-Underworld

[@LouisTorres-ut4ks]

It never ever gets old

[@robertsillitoe]

It's like having Donna Summer in the room with you!

[@RobertoGinsburg]

She was one of the Hottest ebony celebrities in history

[@AndreasSaag]

No it's not. Not at all. Not even close.

[@emrazum]

@@AndreasSaag woosh

[@gladysfriday6402]

I wish... :)

[@xfilesfoxisdead7979]

Nope. You can have only bassist

[@dariodzimbeg]

Doctor Mix for President!

[@poppopw5305]

Sounds like Moroder originally played 8th notes and gave them a reverb. You recreated it perfectly!!

[@simonbenefer940]

He did, and hard panned a slap back delay to the other channel, giving it a wide sound field. Listen to the song on something you can hard pan left and right and you'll hear it.

[@poppopw5305]

@@simonbenefer940 I found that out accidentally in '77 when the left side of my headphones died and I immediately heard the difference.

[@shaft9000]

not 'perfectly' the EGs are triggering double, and the filter is tracking the VCO as it jumps an octave. the o.g. version is 2 VCOs playing just 3 notes by hand, while running the synth's output through a delay line. Absurdly simple compared to programming a 303...just to do it wrong anyways.

[@simonlovelace272]

Without doubt THE best piece of electronica EVER!

[@NoName-mr1lh]

Very cool! I built a clone of the TB-303 that was so close, down to difficult to get transistors that were used in the original. I ended up selling it but wish I kept it and learnt to use it. I love the retro sounds they produce.

[@joostvoorspaamm9304]

You can now get a Behringer TD 3 Or even the devilfish variant TD 3 MO for peanuts. They were like $70 over black Friday.

[@arturoaguilarsanchez2020]

Amazing! My favorite song, these days

[@MacStoker]

so the love that he feels is about the 303 haha makes perfect sense to me ;-)

[@patrickmurphy5842]

on the actual version (and I have done teh same on my Sequential Take 5) , delay is used to give the illusion of extra notes.

[@BrokenNeuron]

The sounds coming out of that thing reminded me of the early 80s movies of my childhood.

[@knotgood9077]

TY for all your hard work and content contributions

[@reverseetc]

Now I want a whole series of "x classic bassline remade on 303"

[@mons.romerodurante8086]

Interesting, who is going to program the Primus basslines ? They're going to need a fair amount of time and probably require at least four 303's synced to 128th note resolution. Possibly a large amount of amphetamines also. Then after the first decade has been used up, they can get started on the Level42 basslines.

[@limonata87]

I have no any equipment but i can't stop watching you

[@banjoplayingbison2275]

Awesome! Can you please do the bass line for Blue Monday on the 303? I would absolutely love to hear that!

[@LittleJa2002]

banjo playing bison YES!!!!

[@jonathanulery1610]

Just use any synth it's 5ths

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

@@jonathanulery1610 I thought Blue monday was 1octave apart bass ??

[@jonathanulery1610]

@@AdamTheAd-vanc3d you right my bad not 5ths D,F,C,D. D,G,C. D I think lol ... 1 octave pinky thumb

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

@@jonathanulery1610 No worries you had me thinking ther lol.

[@fluffyflunk]

A timeless piece. Love your videos!

[@stuffnuns]

It was like Donna was in the room, singing the tune! Not.😂 But, really, this was very cool. Morodor could have written it on a TB-303, even if he didn’t. I love these retro videos. Thanks for a fun vid!

[@Chuggnuts]

I'm pretty sure he didn't make it on a tb303, it sounds quite different to me tbh

[@TomManshreck]

@@Chuggnuts Morodor couldn't make it on TB303, as the author said. The song is from 1977. The TB303 came out in 1982. But that's not the point!

[@Chuggnuts]

@@TomManshreck I was going by the word "recreate" being used, I didn't watch the whole video

[@robgrainger5314]

@@Chuggnuts It was a Moog, in 20-30 second bursts due to tuning issues. It's a remarkable accomplishment to assemble the sequence under those constraints.

[@shaft9000]

@@robgrainger5314 it's wasn't even a sequence...it's just 3 notes played by hand run through a tape delay the 303 can't get the basic waveform (2 VCOs an octave apart) right with only 1 VCO - and so it's jumping octaves and the filter is tracking all over while the EGs go bat-shit

[@funkmasterblaster5921]

One of my favorite Donna Summers cuts...

[@djoniriaable]

Best bassline in of the whole history of electronic music,by far.

[@modularfoundations8552]

Nope. That would be Robin S show me love

[@modularfoundations8552]

@@ROBERTTONUS clearly your opinion is wrong

[@de-b1221]

@@modularfoundations8552 what about Living Joy 'Dreamer'

[@modularfoundations8552]

@@de-b1221 absolutely awesome but I still think show me love wins

[@de-b1221]

@@modularfoundations8552 I'll agree, but it's got to be the original Robin S Show me Love, non of these modern day remixes.

[@ekstervogel9949]

THE song that got me into synth bangers, and later techno and french synth pop♥️♥️

[@KadeSutherland]

This sounds like 1982 but this is 1977 WOW "way ahead of 1977

[@KadeSutherland]

@Pep pretty much.

[@bandfromtheband9445]

HILARIOUS!!!!! God! You crack me up!!! The thing is Moroder used a delay on the 8th notes, instead of playing 16th notes (or whatever they were). You can hear the delay stepping on the first bars as the pattern repeats. It still worked and nobody complained about it! Still, this is an excellent tutorial for young composers! They need to hear the original Donna Summer track to suss it out. I was just a 17 year old kid when I first heard this, dancing in the gay discos in Cincinnati Ohio! Thank God I moved to San Francisco when I was 20! I've never left!!! San Francisco is my home and there has always been incredible music accessible to those of us who love it!

[@PigBenis4U]

1:47 SimCity 2000 nostalgia

[@hopelessable]

Makes me go out and buy this ...thanks for the post

[@Rockyinkansas]

I couldn't finish this video, i was distracted by the amount of rings this guy was wearing

[@copypastecopypaste]

Rocky Restivo it's a ringless world

[@simonabbott7323]

I never started it... Got diverted by the advert starring "Big Muff"....

[@MrHauerManuel]

Lol so many rings

[@darkmatterlexicon]

Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha

[@ugpfpv361]

They're the ring modulators

[@patrikmokry5911]

Hey Doctor Mix, you are a legend. All of your videos are perfect masterpieces ! 💥💥💥

[@P4Kid3RM]

Giorgio Moroder

[@aspirus425]

but everybody calls me Giorgio

[@HeraldOD]

yes

[@Bruhotron9000]

Gorg morder

[@techrescuestl]

Stumbled upon you. MUCH FUN TO WATCH. THANKS!

[@DainaSancho]

The title grabbed me like a net! Love this song and love to Love You! The Earth Song by Michael Jackson not disco but the piano to DIE for! So you do synth and piano, tricks up your sleeve, drum pad on that keyboard I bet?! You are brilliant! Thank you for keeping my youth and memories alive I was about 16? when I feel love was first popular. That's kick ass I feel like I'm on X but no drugs don't need em! 😁❣🎹👑🤎❤you are amazing!!

[@frfr335]

I never expected to find this as interesting and entertaining as I did, well done!

[@Aeronaughtica]

Me: How many rings do you own? Doctor Mix: Yes

[@PauloCesar-fj6dr]

I Just love your channel. Congratulations from Brazil. You are a True Master of Keyboards.

[@BlackSoul2]

You should make that the official Donna Summers 'I Feel Love Acid' House Remix...

[@HartRaver]

Hithouse - I felt acid house love

[@joelsilva64-]

I feel love have 3 version. Fax Yourself 1988 or 89 two dates and Sam Smith 2019.

[@janath9118]

Your very good work on Roland TB 303!

[@onni9472]

Giorgio by moroder by daft punk with the 303? That would be amazing!