Into the Groove (Instrumental) - Madonna - Synth Bass Cover

[@ackerion2830]

One of the most kick ass synth bass lines ever created.

[@PatagonianWarrior]

Fully agree... I cannot think of any line which could ever beat this badass masterpiece. Often increase volume beyond sanity on my Denon AH-D5200

[@lemmoneye]

Never gets old. Such an insanely hooky/catchy groove and sound.

[@lemmoneye]

I started playing it on gtr with an octave pedal and sounds great

[@bluemoon381]

Fantastic! You play it perfect! Some positions in this wonderful bassline are very sophisticated. 80´s are best! In comparison today´s music sounds so simple.

[@musicmanic1979]

many thanks! :) 80s indeed is one the coolest eras in music!

[@claudiovallese40]

Definitely ‘80s all time 🕺

[@djmips]

@bluemoon381 check out this version -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYnIYq2HaKipadk

[@teralmiles]

Fascinating!!! Watched with my mouth wide open.

[@Staygoldfarms]

Killed it! This Moog is so sick.

[@luctres]

It's just perfect. You actually got the whole baseline right. Congrats !! It sounds amazing

[@MattheaLynnAllen]

Stephen Bray always conjured up amazing bass lines ... “Express Yourself”, “Causing a Commotion”

[@RicardoGarcia-qe1kv]

Bussin' beat! Endless classic jam. Not like the junk u here on the airwaves of radio in today's era.

[@pickyyeeter]

There's lots of great modern music out there, just not on the radio

[@kenmasters6438]

so good! madonna had some kickass synth bass in her songs at that period. I think most of them were by Patrick Leonard who produced a lot of those songs, however he's not credited in this one. I still wonder who is the person that actually wrote all those bouncy synth basslines for Into the Groove, cherish, like a prayer, who's that girl...

[@DavidFilskov]

Didn't Quincy Jones work on that album?

[@batmandalorian5504]

I think it was Stephen Bray

[@PerryCJamesUK]

@@batmandalorian5504 Yeah this was Steve Bray and I believe he was keyboardist on the track too.

[@culttelevision]

@@batmandalorian5504 correct.

[@culttelevision]

This was Steve Bray. Pat Leonard from True Blue onwards although he did musically direct and play keyboards on The Virgin tour in 1985 . He also did the original Baywatch theme bass for Peter Cetera from "Save Me" originally used for Season One on NBC. It sounds very similar to Like a Prayer and Express Yourself (original and local mix) even though the latter was Stephen Bray too.

[@TheMarcusYukoFireHydrant]

Epic

[@cruzmakaveli9891]

Boss mode !

[@agenciademudanzas]

Fantastic!

[@36454682]

brillante!!!

[@AdrianLewandowski89]

Congratulation :) amazing cover! Nice bass

[@musicmanic1979]

Thank you 😊

[@ModularTrip]

Nice🎉

[@PerryCJamesUK]

This was great :-)

[@AntonisAdelfidis_UnderGround]

Excellent!

[@mikerodriguez896]

Genius!

[@martinparker6536]

most excellent ! Merry Xmas !

[@musicmanic1979]

Martin Parker Cheers mate and Merry Xmas! 🎅

[@perkbass1]

Yessir you are in there awesome 🔥🔥🔥👍😃

[@musicmanic1979]

Perk on the Bass Thanks Mate! Started practicing synth bass earlier this year. 80’s music is the best era for practicing these funky lines. Thanks for watching! Merry Xmas!

[@perkbass1]

@@musicmanic1979 You're right 80s are the best...keep doing your thing Merry Christmas!!👍👍👍

[@spaceycrazys]

This needs more views ⚡️

[@musicmanic1979]

Thank you 😊

[@jacksonamaral329]

cool, this bass line.

[@joorchampi3346]

MOOG = PERFECT BASS!!!!!!

[@athenarippe5482]

That's awesome is that a moog key board darn was good I was grooving

[@musicmanic1979]

thanks! yes it is a moog subsequent 37. :)

[@athenarippe5482]

@@musicmanic1979 that's great can't wait for more can you gary numan cars

[@simmonsdrums9422]

Original bass sounds is Yamaha DX 7?

[@musicmanic1979]

I am not sure. Could well be.

[@isogrifo7litri61]

Probably Roland MKS-80

[@joorchampi3346]

COVER OF DOLCE VITA PLEASE!!

[@jimmarshallwei6579]

Very cool! What's the Moog you use? Love it!

[@musicmanic1979]

Thank you 🙏 That is a Moog Subsequent 37. I sold this unit a while ago as it was for me a bit of an overkill. Currently I own Moog Subsequent 25 (almost same features but in a more compact package).

[@79Glitch]

@@musicmanic1979 Cool. I have the Sub 25 for the same reason; and I used the money saved (by not getting the Sub 37, I mean) to get an Alpha Juno 2 and one of my drum machines (I think the DrumTraks at the time)! Btw, original bass line was an Roland MKS-80, aka the “Super Jupiter”. Peace Edit: Also, “papa don’t preach” is another good bass part if you live never tried it. Not as intricate as this one, but fun to play as well.

[@musicmanic1979]

@@79Glitch Thanks for your great insights 😊 Have to check these out. Have a great day!

[@NostalKeys]

Perfect!

[@musicmanic1979]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@chrislimerinos1453]

Awesome! Did you note anywhere which patch you're using on the 37?

[@musicmanic1979]

Cheers! I created this patch myself.

[@Studio-wh7is]

Hi can you get me the synt bass round of the song

[@DavidFilskov]

Well done! Very close to the original! - what snare is that?

[@musicmanic1979]

Thank you. Sorry I wouldn’t be able to answer that.

[@DavidFilskov]

@@musicmanic1979 But didn't you program it / recreate it for this cover?

[@musicmanic1979]

@@DavidFilskov I just used an online track I found on internet and played on top of it.

[@DavidFilskov]

Aah - that makes sense.

[@gokhanh_]

That's not one shot snare. It's layered. Clap, snare and tom mixed. I have the original stems.

[@cristianb9409]

can you get me the synt bass ride?

[@lemmoneye]

Surely the original is triggered by a sequencer right?

[@musicmanic1979]

@@lemmoneye yes it is

[@MattheaLynnAllen]

🤯🤯🤯

[@geminisruiz6967]

💥🙊💓💓

[@ozmond]

Why won’t anyone just upload the base part isolated by itself I don’t wanna hear it with everything else

[@BigAndFatGamer]

Tight.... Tight Tight TIGHT!!!!