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Elegant Machinery - Words of wisdom (TV appearance Z TV SWE)
A rare TV appearance in the swedish TV for their last Single + interview.They shortly broke up after that.Swedish analogue synthpop heroes.
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Vince Clarke in the studio 1985
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Interesting piece of how Vince was working in the studio at this early Erasure time.Good old synths.
The Assembly - Never never (TV Appearance Formel Eins 1983)
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One of the rare TV appearances Eric,Vince & Feargel did.
Depeche Mode - Just can't get enough TOTP 1981 appearance 2
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Short outtake of this rare one.Is there anybody out there,who can upload the whole video?
He would have loved the MPC stand alone units if they were made yet LOL! I think he did eventually use one in the 90's as part of his stage tank during the tour of the Chorus album. He was ahead of his time!
Some say Vince is still looking for the LOCAL OFF button.
Mr. Vincent Clarke - Synthpop Genius ! Greets From Poland ;-)
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The mystery we will never know - If a 1985 Vince Clarke could compose music with primitive computer systems then, what could he have done with music software of today that is limited to the talent an imagination
I remember hearing in a different interview that a lot of the songwriting is worked out on more “traditional” instruments like guitar and piano, before he gets to the electronic bits. Too distracting otherwise. Makes sense to me.
local off!
BBC comp and the coffee cup. Vince was ahead of time here and a pure gem clip
a this age I was learning basic in the school, and this guy was already doing amazing music.
Since there are a few comments about the type of computer Vince is using it is a 6502 based Acorn BBC Microcomputer and almost certainly the UMI MIDI interface and software that was available for it. He was still using the same setup when I saw Erasure in 1997. By 1985, due to Government subsidies almost every school in the U.K. had one or more of the BBC computers, although I doubt if many had the MIDI interface as I have read it cost more than the computer. What happened to Acorn? For their next range of computers they came up with a processor architecture which they called the Acorn / Advanced Risk Machine. The processor design was more of a success than the computers and with incremental improvements has been used in a few other companies products, like the Apple Newton, Gameboy Advance, Samsung Galaxy phones, and just about every product made by Apple today.
Is this an actual song? If so what? Or is he just messing about
Computah
Wasn't Vince young then and had more hair.🎹
Genio
Old Skool,with the master himself
Beautiful windos Pentium 4
It's an Acorn BBC Master, not a Windows PC. It is 8bit and runs on a completely different hardware architecture than a PC.
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Muito gratificante, conhecer a história de profissionais que contribuem para o cenário musical e que eternamente serão lembrados, artistas de sucesso parabéns, ele que inventou esse equipamento ?
Sir Vince Clark!
Hes undoubtedly the best in the world with The Synthesizer.
Legend.
Q le pasaba a Andy q cantaba tan mal?
This is a time before Vince switched over to fully analogue. Was his Casio keyboard Midi'd to a Roland TR707 and TR727?
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Thank you for posting this. There is so little video of Elegant Machinery.
Who Is the name of the song?
Happy Ester Holidays ! I love Vince Klarke and his hits... I like him as person
i wonder how it looks vince clarks backyard or garage... probadly with a lot of broken keyboards ,cords or electronic stuff all over around :D
Back from Wimbledon,Vince Clarke shows a short demo on programming
russell perez Hahaha... he’s a genius!
@@PabloDeModeOfficial That's exactly how I describe him to everyone.
the bbc b computer not seen one o them for ages
Casio CZ1000 ..used one of those circa 1985 ,along with a Casio SZ1 4 track real time(minus quantize ) step time sequencer and Yamaha Rx Drum machine.Painstaking but rewarding at the time lol..
And to think what he would have done with a copy of Reason 10 back then........
Nice Roland TR-707 on the front, was his 808 broken? 😊
i like the fact he was using a casio for the master :--)))
...great... who complicated the old stuff was.
I've always loved Feargal Sharkey's so special voice !!!!
Is that a BBC Micro? It looks like a BBC micro.
TheRealWinsletFan its a bbc b I think lol
Yep, he's on record as saying he used it for UMI and took it on tour to the 'States, proved very reliable.
Vad gulligt! :)
The hours that must have been eaten-up using the limited technology to achieve sounds in your head. Luckily this was his home studio or the record company would be bankrupt. The enforced snail-like pace had it's benefits; there was more attention to detail - no dissimilar to travelling the same stretch of road by car then by foot. The latter takes longer but infinitely more rewarding - unless its a motorway....
This is the most insane comment in years. He is laying down a beat right there. Super fast. Besides the weird computer everything is the same for me, CV gate, CV sequencers, he can tape that beat down to his recorder, mix it in. Most of his rigs used CV gate to sync up, Juno/TR-909/ and this is exactly how I do it still today., This is how my Mini moog communicates with my stuff.
The big advantage he had was that only a few bands like Kraftwerk had done stuff like this before. He actually made a very similar comment himself in an interview a couple of years ago. I doubt if anyone ever listened to a Depeche Mode back when he was with them and said "This sounds like ....insert earlier band name here"
He's a racist
A lot of good music came out in the 80´s i still love it :)
he's a racist
Vince Clarke unfriended me on Facebook for supporting African Americans.
Whatever you weren't there. Nice language, why don't you go eat a cream cheese and cucumber sandwich and bugger off. 😃!
+Curtey Clever Very nice !! point taken😃
Actually, he unfriended you, and you said "Why did you unfriend me, if I don't get a positive response, I will assume that your a racist". *you're, btw
it's all on the internet, just google "jason owen vince clarke racist". you also said "I will spread my experience all over the Internet." good luck with your smear campaign.
why don't you go eat some bangers and beans, and have some tea and crumpets
what sequencer is he using here? is it on an apple II? or a commodore? im guessing Dr.T's???
probably Cakewalk. Dr.T's didnt come until 88/89(if i remember). on Amiga. if i had to guess thats an Atari
That's a BBC Micro - not sure what the software is.
@@GlennBroadway UMI
Respekt Have a nice Day :) ritchi spike
I wonder if Alan Wilder was using the BBC sequencer or did he jump on the Atari at some point..I know he used cubase for a while then jumped over to logic
Depeche Mode were also using a BBC Model B around the same time in this clip in Paris: ruclips.net/video/g9bXkRnBeE0/видео.html but the sequencing software looks different to Vince's. WTF software were they both using?
@@DustyCustard Vince used UMI. It came with the MIDI interface and from what I have read was twice the price of the BBC Micro it ran on.
Genius At Work.
Vicent Clarke is the best to make eletronic songs all the times!
Vince Clarke is the prototypical nerd in both behavior and appearance. But he can play the synthesizer.
Wowzerama! This clip is the biggest inspiration as to why Aphex Twin got into making music, according to this very insightful and human interview: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=w9jyrnMb
Oh man, Kona, we gotta catch up... including 80s synth music... :D
Yeah it was shown on BBC 2 on a saturday or sunday morning from memory
This is brilliant! I love this song!!! It takes me back to a time when I was just learning to play, using a Yamaha PSS-270 mini keyboard, wishing I could create arrangements like this! Elegant Machines!!! LOVE IT!!! : D