Jean-Michel Jarre "Oxygene Pt.4" Recreated

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[@OXyGeNe8DJ]

Don't forget; Jarre made this in 1976 when he was just 20 years old. There was no computers, no softwares. Everything was harder than now. He is a genius.

[@francoisbasquin6974]

DJOXyGeNe8 JMJ was born in 1948; in 1976, he was 28.

[@DerekHartley]

No computers in 1976? Haha. Of course there was.

[@Merilix2]

@@DerekHartley for sure not availabe for making music. i8080 was released in 74; 6502 in 75. software had to be developed first... Midi was released 1982 so there was no standard interface for devices talking with each other. Jarre, Tomita, Elo, Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Pink Floyd and so on they were true pioneers in electronic music.

[@pasqualecianci3901]

And dont forget how he made it..Not a real studio but just a little space on his parent's home kitchen..8 track recorder few synthesizer's and one little drum machine the Korg Minipops 7...Every time i hear Oxygene or even Equinoxe i have the impression that the original instruments used by JMJ are like "magical".

[@blackie75]

Not to mention he wrote the music, which is even more impressive at that age in my opinion.

[@monkeechicken]

this sort of thing is why i watch more youtube than tv

[@andrewford80]

TV can't compete with this kind of content.

[@RogerioValgode]

Can’t agree more 👌

[@deeluxgaming2624]

and this is the reason wh my wife hates me cos i watch too much stuff like this on youtube

[@disarmsox]

what's TV?

[@jaxnean2663]

marcus Braddock yeah I totally agree. Even though I do not play music but it's entertaining to watch this.

[@nakitumizajashi4047]

I love the expression on his face when he finally finds correct sound. Being happy about little things in life is the best you can get!

[@AndyNyle]

that moment when at the turn of the knob the sound in your head is at your finger tips. Albeit after much experimentation

[@CodfishCatfish]

Back in the late 1980’s I went to a Jare concert when he played on the Isle of Dogs here in the UK and with his famous laser light show which he played lasers with silver gloves. He was on a sound stage about 200 meters from anyone in the middle of an island and played one of the most amazing pieces. The crown went mental when playing OX4. Probably the most genuine and original concept live I’ve every seen.

[@goodwood-rc4nx]

was there too only downside the wet weather many parts loved including Hank Marvin

[@martinb5398]

I watched and listened from a raised roundabout in Thamesmead for freeeee! It was fantastic just from there.

[@Bsimracingnews]

The track that got me into electronic music. And I am sure there are many out there who experienced the same.

[@mano123456]

As a kid, I had the concerts VHS collection in the 80s, and wore them out I watched them so much....

[@Bsimracingnews]

@@mano123456 Those videos give me goosebumps, even today after so many years.

[@SleepSerenityRelaxation]

In my case it was the Doctor Who theme followed by Popcorn and then this. Gary Numan followed soon after... and I've been listening, playing, and collecting synths ever since. You have no idea how much money Jarre has cost me!!!

[@jaysmith2858]

@@SleepSerenityRelaxation - If they bring you joy then it was worth it.

[@larrycold]

This and Equinoxe as a five-year-old with an old tape deck in about 1980

[@cbmsysmobile]

Jean Michel Jarre is the Master. I've been listening to his music for over 30 years (I'm 40). Thanks for the brilliant recreation

[@SleepSerenityRelaxation]

I've been a fan for 43 years. I'm also a fan of Michel Granger's art. I want to see Doctor Mix reproduce the cover art for Equinoxe.

[@Rayji10]

I think that you should recreate "Popcorn" from Gershon Kingsley.

[@Mnnvint]

Pity he's doing his best to get youtube effectively banned in Europe, with his article 11/13 support.

[@SleepSerenityRelaxation]

@@Mnnvint That's super ironic given how he's been using the Internet to promote himself in the last 20 years. He's not alone, but I don't think some people understand that the Internet is a blessing as well as a tool of the Devil.

[@MichelLinschoten]

I cannot deny the impact oxygen had same for equinox and magnetic fields...however lame noe

[@danbam4291]

In 1975, JMJ almost went mad when he created his album Oxygen on these now very old and very fickle synthesizers. He was one of the founders of electronic music as we all know it today. Because of his willpower, courage and creativity, I take my hat off to Jean. Thanks for daring.

[@danbam4291]

And of course a thank you to Dr. Mix for demystifying this track! Its fun watching you mate.

[@davidfraga1672]

You know you've done a good job when Shazam recognizes the song.

[@seekkr]

Jean-Michel Jarre + Doctor Mix = instant like

[@ReBeat-Remix]

This might just be THE ONE where your REALLY show your love of music. JMJ is a legend - as well as his creations. You just honoured it the best way possible.

[@airwavepaul]

J M Jarre was way ahead of his time,,, he was the wizard of synthesized music 🎹🎹🎹

[@stalcryss1262]

I'm french and I have to say one thing I love the way you say Jean-Michel Jarre.

[@hermeslord]

You know i was hooked on oxygene since i was a child. Today i am in mid 40s and it still fills me with amazement for its powerful simplicity. I can understand your happiness recreating the sounds and the track. Its a pleasure to see you every time bringing one gem after another.

[@richiedj2483]

My father was a huge Jarre fan, I practically grew up listening to his albums, seeing oxygen recreated in less than 30 mins is genius, if you could do other Jarre tracks from magnetic fields or equinoxe I would appreciate it 🙏🏼

[@fredholland1169]

Been listening to JMJ since 1976. This was beyond brilliant. It gives me insight into the process of creating more rhythmic works than I currently do. Thank you so much for posting this video.

[@giustinoromano]

My father only listened to classical music and when I was a child I was a little bored in his car always listening to the same kind of music! One day I found his cassette holder and between Bach and Debussy there was a certain Jean Michel Jarre ... It was an incredible discovery! There were only two cassettes that weren't classical music: Jarre and The Alan Parsons Project! I realized that my father was a real fool !!! Thanks Dad! Ciao Claudio! Grazie mille per avermi riportato 20 anni indietro con questo pezzone!!! Un abbraccio!

[@gertjanvandermeij4265]

Everytime i hear this song i close my eyes , then i'm in a empty desert of an destroyed world , and i'm all alone there . It just give me awesome senses and vibes ! Perfect anti-stress song ! A master piece !!! *People will still like this in 2120 , when we are all gone to dust !*

[@UltimateMTB]

woah what are you doing here? First I see you on every x plane 11 video and now you're on doctor mix's channel too hahaa

[@onesong2001]

that sounds like a good reason not to listen to it

[@netpilot5]

Your 'Deconstructed' videos are absolutely amazing! Try to use the same keyword in their titles and make a playlist of them. I'm sure that there are many of us who look forward to the next 'deconstructed' when we get a notification from your channel. Great stuff!

[@bossasupremo5879]

They're just fabulous. I'm hoping Santa will bring me a 12 track album of Dr Mix recreations.

[@psy0rz]

I just discovered this and binchewatching it now!

[@pasodeminick]

I watched a recent interview with Jarre and is advice for people beginning or working in electronic music was quite simple. We got thousands of plugins nowadays, he just said chose one you like and work with it for a year, forget the rest, squeeze it and then chose another one as a discipline to compose emphatising the creative part. In other words, put yourself a limit when creating to crush your creative part.

[@Hotdogger808]

I am still in awe of Claudio's knowledge and skill. He makes it all look so simple, but as a Bass player I know all to well what he is doing is not. Music is a major part of my life and watching him work his magic is a privilege......Cheers from Down under!

[@eljakimdeclerck1941]

I’m from the 90’s and love JMJ ever since I learned about him by trying to sell an Eminent organ and finding out that exact model was famously used by Jarre. Too bad my parents never were into music. Would’ve loved to see him performing live

[@skydonkey245]

Intrument patterns used for those who are interested : "PD Jupiter Pad" is in the Retrowave 80s Expansion Pack, The "LD Jarre Oxygene 4 Lead" comes with the Bigtone Expansion Pack.. Dam you Doctor Mix looks like another sale of Avenger is about to happen .....

[@ThoughtfulAl]

Have had this in my head for 40 years. Was just starting to fade away then "Boom" saw your video

[@andrerogerioleandro]

I can’t stop to imagine JMJ watching these construction/deconstruction videos and I keep trying to guess what he thinks about. Thank you for the great video!

[@williamgeorgefraser]

Just watching this has given me ideas for recording my own stuff. Most of it has been waiting for 30 years or more to be recorded and I have the sounds I want running through my head day after day. Hopefully, I will be able to record them soon.

[@christianifversen4031]

When Doctor Mix recreates a 45 year old analogue synth setting with 100% precision in less than three minutes, and goes..."that's not too bad"...

[@egulley11]

for sure! Oxygene is a song that grows on you very fast. I can see why the doc loves it so much.

[@alexanderbelov6892]

100%? I don't think so. He is close enough with the instruments, ears and brain he has. Probably 99.9% precision is possible after original track PCM analysis, and then original sound re-creation. But this is beyond the purpose of this video.

[@TheWooloomoolloo]

Close enough but certainly not 100%. It doesn' t matter that much since Jarre himself has several very distinctive versions for this (one of them was played in his Live in Europe shows during the Chronology album tour).

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

Truly a great accomplishment, but not 100% and not unedited real time and not without some work done beforehand. No need to exaggerate, that actually diminishes his phenomenal abilities. I realize you probably talk about a single sound and not the whole piece, but still no need to exaggerate.

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

me: "Nice......"

[@askegg]

Not only does this show your musical skills, but also the progression of technology. What took months to create in the 70's can now be reproduced in less than a day. Well done.

[@markherbert4723]

Really great to see. I feel like this every time I hear this song too. I watched him play it live on the original synths. Truly masterful

[@folive64]

Fantastic recreation! For a great musician like Dr. Mix, it looks pretty simple, but it's a work that demands extremely musical talent and knowledge. I love Dr. Mix's videos!

[@victorrodriguez8072]

Yay jmj was the one who introduce me to electronic music

[@TheBrainHacker888]

jamj i called the classical electronic music, i born with those sound on the 80 i still search other creators that maintain that sound, i love dr mix is an artist in everything

[@danimontana100]

Let’s not forget that Doctor here has hours and hours and hours of studying music, nit just arrangements, but theory, solfeggio, vocals and much much more. So if you are like me who wants to run and by all this equipment because Doctor makes it look so cool-stop! Doctor Mix is serious dude with a lot of hours sitting on his behind and grinding music to get to his level. Great job Doctor Mix

[@andrzejlubiejewski7421]

Now I can here sounds I didn’t hear before.

[@leemearns3808]

Incredible, so great to watch that. Notification came up earlier when I was out, and I couldn't wait to get home and watch this ☺️. Such fun to watch too.....

[@zargflonk]

After many years of procrastination, your Korg Mini Pops rhythm pattern breakdown left me feeling it was time to record a version of this classic. Thanks for the motivation.

[@just_passing_through]

One of the best songs ever produced. I have loved this decades.

[@daddy-bstudios2895]

As a synth and Jarre freak, i most say... This is the first remake i heard that comes very close to the original. My only (but that's a personal feel) criticism is that the basline is not round enough. I like your enthusiasm, creativity and your skills. I follow your videos for a view months now. I am not calling you my hero... But you are close to that. 😁😁 Keep on grooving!!!

[@arkasonus7678]

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[@gregsullivan7408]

Agreed - the bass needs to be mellower, for sure. Even a pure sine wave would be pretty close, IMHO.

[@markb3146]

agreed, a bit fatter baseline would be perfect.... used this to sell many high end hifi many years ago

[@bretasjr]

Great Dr. Mix. We can see you really love what you do! That’s amazing!

[@nickk6518]

I remember hearing the album on its release, played in its entirety on BBC Radio 3, which is actually the BBC's Classical music radio station. Its influence on electronic music cannot be underestimated.

[@pakozdiattila]

My favorite electronic composer and you.. brilliant... big thanx.

[@spiderjuice9874]

You've made me realise that I've been deprived of oxygene for a long time!

[@alanjones9926]

Would love to see you try and re-create 'Neon Lights' by Kraftwerk. This is a fantastic moody track with some lovely historical analogue Moog sounds, A personal favourite.

[@fazerman]

Dr. Mix loves the understatement...

[@crglo7ver]

i just sat here and smiled all thw way through this as its my favourite too!!

[@nachtparade]

hehe i played this song so manny times on the radio when i was a radio pirate. good background song for talk!

[@rico007d]

The name of synth that JMJ used for the second lead sound is the RMI harmonic synth, an ultra rare additive synth. Used by Isaac Hayes too on the album chocolate chip.

[@djashley2002]

The problem with the RMI HS is that it's not a true harmonic synth (pure sine) - due to the fact that it used digital oscillators made from bog standard logic chips (4000 series, if I remember rightly) there are a lot of additional harmonics on each wave, which leads to complex intermodulation products being produced. As such, it's very difficult to emulate either in hardware or software, although there are a couple of reasonably good VSTs out there, but they're not perfect.

[@stefanpaulus7594]

A combination of RMI harmonic synth and the electric mistress from Electro Harmonix? Is it right?

[@OliFreke]

@@stefanpaulus7594 The RMI Harmonic synth - as seen on my www.synthevolution.net poster! :-)

[@OliFreke]

Also don't forget loads of chords were done using the Eminent 310 string synth with a Stonebridge phaser

[@djashley2002]

@@stefanpaulus7594 Yep, that's right. If I remember correctly it was the original version 1 of that pedal.

[@MrBlincster]

This tune gonna live for millenniums. Pioneer electronic music combined with melodic people all around the world love.

[@baconfister]

Quite the labour of love putting so much work into recreating this amazing track from Oxygene. I’ve been listening to the album since it came out in 1976 when I was six years old, and have memorized all the notes and nuances.

[@markusfuller]

Claudio your version sounds a thousand times better than mine. I love your educational videos.

[@chrisbee9164]

Which douche bag gave a thumbs down ? This is freaking awesome. Love your work man. Wish you could be my private tutor, I'd learn so much

[@theoriginalheartstrummer]

To hazard a guess, maybe they watched all the way to the lead sound just to see how it was made, saw him choose it from a preset, and felt slighted? I know I did hahaha. But I didn’t dislike, how could I? I still learned so much from another brilliant video by this brilliant musician!!

[@RogerioValgode]

I feel sory for the “down thumbers”... they feel bad because they can’t even get how to make the drum part sound close like that 😁

[@felinephase]

Man, man, man. Stop worrying about this because there is a ton of reasons why these thumbs down land in the end. And many of these reasons has nothing to do with the actual quality/value of the content.

[@SleepSerenityRelaxation]

@@theoriginalheartstrummer I was a little disappointed and "where do I get that patch???" at the same time. To be fair, if the patch exists and it's as close as it can be, why try to recreate it?

[@davidm3maniac201]

Dont worry about it. Look at the likes instead Chris Bee

[@malcolmhodgson7540]

Omg this is just stunningly good. Why hasn’t you tube told me about this before now? You tube you let me down! Play this channel to me 24 hours per day! This was what my iPad was made for.. thanks for such inspiration!

[@felipescherer2131]

Awesome music from one of my favourite composers. Awesome job in recreating this masterpiece on the fly. Imagine Jean Michel doing all of this using analog synths and everything live. Man! Thanks a lot for this recreation.

[@brerkris]

Yay I got a new phone and can see/hear Dr. Mix again! ❤

[@TheVapingYorkshireman]

Wow. Wow and wow. That was amazing to watch and hear. If that isn't the most amazing advert for Avenger, I don't know what is. Whatever they're paying you to promote it, they need to triple it. I certainly will be checking it out. Amazing recreation, Sir. Bravissimo 😍

[@Doctormix]

Thanks!!!

[@TheVapingYorkshireman]

@@Doctormix You are most welcome 👊🏻

[@ABC-rh7zc]

I also adore this track. Mesmerizing.

[@Simonsvids]

Ah the memories! This is the best back seat car shagging music ever - best done in a Mark 2 Ford Escort.

[@navenir9735]

Awesome !!!! I Love !! French touch 🇨🇵🥖🥐 I'm very proud of Jean Michel Jarre because he represented the France all around the World as Daft punk Next ? Daft punk- Da funk/ Something about us M83- Midnight City Justice- ( Cross Album )

[@grokranfan8578]

Well done. Jean Michelle Jarre and OMD took me to Electronic Music - since I've been abt 16 yrs I want to by a synth to make my own Experimental sounds - but I've not been able to make my dream come true and hope that I can by end of this year (I'll be 57 Then) - - I'm thinking about buying an Arturia Mini Rute 2s.

[@RodKirkbride]

Volker Neurath I bought a Korg Monologue two days ago. Fantastic! I would highly recommend it Volker.

[@saumyacow4435]

Possibly my favourite bit of music ever and certainly the most amazing bit of electronic music of all time - Oxygene.

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

LOVE THE WHOLE CD.

[@dacorefeij6657]

Super depuis un bon moment je voulais que tu fasses du Jean-Michel Jarre car pour moi qui est 40ans c'est le précurseur de la musique Électro ! C'est toujours comme un premier Rendez-vous ! 😉🎶🎶🎶👍👍👍👍👍👍🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊

[@hamstwerk2467]

Translation : Great ! It's been a while since I wanted you to do some Jean-Michel Jarre because it's one of the precursor of electronic music. It's like a first Rendez-Vous !

[@mano123456]

Salut David, je vis aux US depuis 20 ans et PERSONNE ne connais JMJ!! Après le concert à Houston, plus rien. Je me demande si des maisons de disque se sont fâchés avec lui ou quoi... Un truc a dû se passer, entre le succès massif d'oxygène même aux US, et SILENCE peu après. Au même moment, des millions se pointent à ses concerts en Russie et autres. Je viens de le voir à Berkeley, et il y avait seulement quelques centaines de personnes... Cheveux gris, et quelques jeunes avec des t-shirts MOOG. Très bizarre.

[@dacorefeij6657]

@@mano123456 salut à toi je suis ravi de te connaître un peu surtout avec le Son et la musique pour JMJ je pense que tu dois le savoir mais il n'a jamais voulu de maison de disques est sa depuis le concert devant les pyramides, je te le dis car sur tous les sites où il parle une autre langue que le français je peut peut-être trouver les 1èrs vinyles mais je ne connais pas encore les titres et je pense que pour les tarifs il faut voir ! Merci beaucoup de m'avoir répondu et donner un avis c'est toujours bon à prendre ! Je te dis à un de ces jours ! 👌 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@mano123456]

@@dacorefeij6657 salut! Bon il y a eu des décennies entre le moment où JMJ a disparu du marché aux US, et le concert des pyramides. Ses albums étaient sortis avec maisons de disque derrière etc. Il n'était pas indépendant. Je me souviens bien des affiches JMJ à travers la France quand il sortait ses albums. Encore une fois, je suis un fan depuis toujours, je dis juste que c'est *TRÈS* étrange que JMJ a disparu des US après la sortie d'oxygène. J'ai vu des CDs en magasin quand AERO est sorti, donc c'était distribué, mais il fallait connaître et chercher. Aucune promo.

[@Porco1984]

Awesome! So glad you decided to do Oxygene 4 :D You should do something from Giorgio Moroder as well ;)

[@martinofeldman1039]

see this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXqlhIFnlJ56m9E

[@rinaldobaita1985]

Right, remake “Chase” !

[@Porco1984]

Absolutely :D

[@nakitumizajashi4047]

Together in electric dreams, for example?

[@muvee69]

@@nakitumizajashi4047 Or I Feel Love, by Giorgio Moroder and Donna Summer. No, wait! Not if he's gonna sing Donna Summers part ;)

[@martingolding4951]

My childhood memories of listening to oxygene in the 70s my dad was always playing the record and he even built 2 big speaker boxes standing 4ft tall very heavy to move

[@OLLiGoldeaux]

Worth a "like". Man, Thank You. I'm a huge fan of early Synth sounds ( i'm born 66 ) - they found a way in almost every of my productions.😊

[@user-nb1cj8sl5y]

Hi Dr. Mix! Big up from Russia!

[@user-zq3un6zo6o]

От как повторить струнные

[@againstmdfl]

So amazing work, hands down the best synthtrack out there. PLEASE do Vangelis - Rachel’s song!

[@Doctormix]

Uhhh good song!!

[@scotranney8456]

Brings back memories of high school! Great work!

[@mariojimenez9468]

Wow! the best tribute for a classical

[@PinballSweden]

So talented, so happy, so polite. This guy is fantastic! How about Kotos ”Dragons Legend” soon?😃

[@Doctormix]

Thanks!!

[@davidhaney1394]

Not feeling the "arcade" sound , but as usual , great work !

[@lolocaust4967]

I grew up listening to Jean Michelle Jarre via my dad's vinyl collection. I was amazed that those sounds could be made. Hence a life long obsession with electronic music of all forms.

[@videoscan]

Just one word: Wonderful...

[@emrazum]

all your vocalizations of the parts are so ridiculous, but they make perfect sense and I know exactly what you mean

[@Pauluz_The_Web_Gnome]

Woow, good for you

[@onsesejoo2605]

Klaus Schulze - Floating would be interesting one as well.

[@marshimedia]

Yes, really enjoyed the video, loving Oxygene Pt. 4 ... or any other number :D thank you very much ... it's always fun and pleasure to watch your recreation videos. :)

[@DJThor1964]

Omg Doc! That is literally the best 30 minutes I have watched in forever. I have learnt so much about how the JMJ fits together. Just brilliant!!!

[@rockoloco97]

17:41 When your Spanish girlfriend cheats on you.

[@CoolMrMusicMaker]

underrated comment ;')

[@wowerman]

Dios mio!Demonios.

[@roberthunter4884]

BRILLIANT!

[@ThomasWinders]

What if "soy milk" was just regular milk trying to present itself in spanish?

[@sebastianlimon3797]

Ta...pu...ta..pu..ta Jajaja...que loco

[@fredrikkilander4044]

Awesome recreation, loved it! Did you consider a ring modulator on that last element?

[@thomasnimstad2543]

Wow. Super impressive! I didn’t even thought this would be doable. Oxygen was first record I bought all those years ago.

[@totolafrance]

very nice movie with an exceptional presenter and talented teacher

[@mikejones-go8vz]

I liked the sound of the rain on the album and then the accordion sound, very French

[@MoodMan35]

Oxygene sleeve A.R.P. synthesizer, A.K.S. synthesizer, V.C.S. 3 synthesizer, R.M.I harmonic synthesizer Farfisa Organ, Eminent, Mellotron, Rhythmin' Computer

[@DonPedro6901]

I waited all those years to see how someone recreates this beautiful song, and now you just did it! You are like a chess Grand Master!!!🤴 Perfect job and love you for sharing this to us!!! 😍

[@alienorbiter]

That last sound needed an HPF filter instead of BPF. And the bassline needed a tiny little wee bit of reverb, but honestly this is the best version of this song I’ve ever heard. Fantastic work.

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

7:45 for a few seconds sounded like the wind at the start of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.

[@djazz0]

Melkior Wiseman Indeed. Love Nausicaä!

[@thewave-qz9lt]

do equinoxe pt 4 next or chronologie pt 4.

[@cdanny74]

Man you make me a honor to build this famous music my french blood would like to say yessssss and merciiiiiii ^_^

[@raydeen2k]

Man, every time I think you've hit the limit of awesomeness, you go and break the hi-score! If music production was an arcade game, there's only be three letters at the top of the leaderboard. MIX.

[@synthland4526]

Doctor mix Please for god sake do a makeing of pseudo echo a beat for you. Pleaseeeee im strungling for years pleaseeee!! Thex used oberheim ob 8, jupiter 8, ppg wave 2.2, pro one, simmons sds V, tr 808, they sequenced everything on the oberheim dsx sequencer. Cheers Luka

[@jbaragon]

Good work, but the sound of the main melody is far from being "similar" unless the original keyboard is used. It is difficult to sound like the real Oxygene 4 even for JM Jarre himself. Buen trabajo, pero el sonido de la melodia principal le falta mucho para que suene "parecido", a no ser que se utilice el mismo teclado original. Es que es dificil que suene como el verdadero Oxygene 4 hasta para el propio JM Jarre.

[@JoseAngelMorente]

Discrepo. Ha hecho una recreación perfecta de ese brass del ARP2600. Otra cosa distinta es si nos referimos al lead del tema B (y que mantiene la melodía en fade out hasta el final en el original). Ese sonido no se parece, como tampoco el propio JMJ fue capaz de recrearlo en directo a pesar de usar el mismo teclado inicial (un RMI Harmoniz Synthesizer), que en el disco procesó con un pedal EH SmallStone (modelo del 76).

[@jicabe577]

Sir, you are a genius. No machine can replace the magnificent ear you have, the real key to unlock all the classics you recreate with such expertise. Equipment helps, but the talent is only yours.

[@diegocaveira5432]

Makes me wanna play GTA V and go driving in the morning. Superb!

[@tars_aim]

5:20 Where do I look for that special sound?

[@stephennoble2647]

Superwave Tiny Pops has all the Jarre patterns you need...

[@patricevonparis]

what is dat lil camera you're using claudio ? closups look pretty good !

[@carlsmethurst8566]

Canon G7X Mark II

[@tonybalm1513]

I just love it when he tears these classic's down.Outstanding genius

[@kerryalexander9071]

This was an absolute joy watching you put this together! One of my all time favourite pieces of music and you killed it!! Brilliant!!!

[@gracefullygraceful9776]

Doc is taking his medication

[@Doctormix]

Yeah, that's what I prescribe :)

[@-M0LE]

Gracefully Graceful 🍁

[@JoeTjoepJoep]

One of the first albums i bought and it never gets bored, what a great remake.

[@t.michaelbodine4341]

I'm new to MIDI and this stuff is pretty mind-blowing. The way he assigns to knob on the keyboard by dragging the MIDI address to it is so slick.

[@stevencord292]

This dude really knows what he’s talking about