on the run PINK FLOYD minimoog

[@bowlingballout]

This was really cool... glad I found it.

[@hafstrat]

thnx. I could try and copy this claasic note 4 note but that a) wouldnt be fun and c) would be doomed to fail. Wasnt this just one of Floyd's special tracks? Unigue. Exceptionlly imaginative and creative, Fairly easy to copy and approximate, but impossible to re-create evry nuance, Impossible, Always loved it. Love it!!!:-)

[@davidtoc]

really beautifully done. thanks!

[@SimchaBinyamin]

hey. can you please give me the exact dtailes how you programmed the main background sequence on the micro korg. ive been seraching everyhwere for how to do it. would love some direction. thnks

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

When David Gilmour demonstrated playing this riff on the EMS Synthi "A" as you would see in the Classic Albums episode documenting _The Dark Side of the Moon_ he plays this sequence of notes slowly, and then he gradually speeds up the sequencer to get the final result.

[@victorvargas49]

por favor como puedo realisar este combinacion con minimoog behringer model D gracias

[@wesmatron]

Best bit is from 0:00 onwards. This is brilliant.

[@hafstrat]

Back into guitars and just got my first big muff he he he .... watch for videos when I am in the mood to play.

[@Kendalph]

Nice Re-Creation !

[@wickmanblue]

Nice spin on Floyd's 'On The Run'.

[@hafstrat]

Yes. Moved house. My Gilmourish rig too loud for the new house so I figured synths would be a fair swap. Nice noise without blowing the walls out. lol :-) Made a fortune when I sold my Pete Cornish pedal.. helped pay for the minimoog.

[@ClassicTVMan1981X]

I wish you could do a cover of the Alan Parsons Project's "I Robot" song from 1977. I wonder if the Moog would emulate the clavinet loop perfectly?

[@hafstrat]

Just the mxr micro amp, Boss tuner... a cheap chorus and echo unit.. loads of leads and patch cords and a whole bunch of great memories. And an acoustic geetar.

[@wpaone]

Nice work. Didn't you have a bunch of guitar vids up on youtube? Floydy stuff?

[@jschmidty]

This is really cool. Good on you for not copying it exactly, there's no point in that. Might as well change it even more and make it your own... I have no idea why people are taking exception with that

[@Sjobeck7]

Pretty cool synth. Nice to see it recorded so unconventionally as well. All the same, DX7's and in particular the DX7S + FDII Truely run circles around most everything by Moog, Roland, Sequential Circuits and ARP. Only a CS-80 + Elka Synthex or an OBX or OBXa stand a chance against a DX7 when programmed correctly. Don't believe me? Refer to DX7 DEMO 1 on youtube and prepare for complete vintage synth euphoria!!! FM-Synthesis simply cannot be under estimated. 180,000 units sold in the 1980's !

[@hafstrat]

@JonathanAschalew hi. The riff is done on a microkorg. Hence the wrong notes /pattern... THE best sounding analogue modelling filters by far. The rest is the moog.

[@wpaone]

Interesting move. Must have been tough to let the guitar gear go. Any guitar gear left?

[@mandudehahaha]

how many tracks are on this thing? good cover!

[@Boomandpower]

@4:00 the birth of Dubstep!

[@hafstrat]

It wasnt a pre set - I used a couple of square waves with the arp and fiddled with the filter and phaser effect till it sounded ok.

[@r5t6y12]

LLLOOOV V V EEE the drone tone in the background between 0:15-0:24.

[@xxgdogg17xx]

Which patch preset did you use on the microkorg?

[@hafstrat]

Yeah I know - it just a very quick approximation. I really need to re do a proper job now I have the Micron on which to run the loop. And thanks for your comment! Anyone got a micron patch to share? Ta.

[@wpaone]

Thanks for the email. Very cool stuff, but my heart lies with the guitar.

[@hafstrat]

Just listed again MrSidMan and I agree !, thanks. Haf

[@hafstrat]

I know what it is! It's a voyager old school.

[@hafstrat]

Thanks. I have a better version uploaded now with correct ish sequence. No more than 6 stereo tracks.

[@hafstrat]

@hiian123 iF YOU READ THE TEXT YOU'D SEE ITS AN APPROXIMATION. JUST HAVING SOME FUN. LETS SEE YOUR VERSION.

[@Carlguitar69]

E2 E1 G1 B1 A1 G1 A1 D2 is the sequence according to David Gilmour if anyone wants to know.....

[@hafstrat]

New version with correct notes coming soon.

[@hafstrat]

got some more drones for ya all.

[@hafstrat]

Thanks jschmidty. Yeah. I was just having fun Fooling around. It's not difficult. Just fun. Copying it exactly would be pointless and would take the fun out of it.

[@MrSidMan]

The best bit is from 4:50 and after ;)

[@hafstrat]

That's what I said! Check out my second attempt with the right notes.

[@hafstrat]

My latest version is closer to the original. Still just a cover. But hey it was fun.

[@PongLightdrop]

Fun! Love it. Nice to just piddle around and emulate known sounds. I like this it is very human. Nice to see a big kid get to play with his toys. Soothing and Relaxing. Great Job. Who cares about note for note exact replication? That would be a bore. This is awesome in itself. (If you need a perfect replica folks, pop on the original!)

[@blueleadguitar]

This is just my opinion. Great though digital synths are, these fantastic analogue machines are superior, because you really have to experiment to get the sounds you require. Sure digital synths have all the sounds and mod cons etc but there's nothing lke creating a 'new' sound on something like a Minimoog, wish I had one......

[@hafstrat]

hey, check out my pics on the other vids and here my sketched ideas.

[@hafstrat]

I know its not the rightnotes Sherlock. See my description. Digg.

[@hafstrat]

I just uploaded a new version.. Check it out!

[@MrJacMac1968]

its good but its a lot faster than the original

[@hafstrat]

Hi. Please check my new go at on the run .... guess the synth!?

[@hafstrat]

Lol. Bill Murray :-)

[@maxmontana66]

Good.But wrong keys.

[@hafstrat]

Yes. I say so in the description. I have another version.

[@maxmontana66]

Howard Forton Ops!...Sorry,my bad.

[@hafstrat]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. Lol