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Great vid. I grew up in the 80s and never had nostalgia back then for any other time period. I def have it these days remembering back. Sadly we live in a world today where nothing new and revolutionary is occuring like how music was evolving in the 80s. Something is seriously lacking in todays music. We have to the most tools ever right in our home computer for music creation and yet we have very lackluster music being created. You should do a vid on how these pads were used by jan hammer in miami vice. He used that pad sound a lot maybe with a bit more resonance and opening the filter a bit more,, he used those low single low sustaining stabs.

Great video. Very well spoken and emotional. The DeepMind may be a cheap synth (especially in comparison to overpriced vintage synths) but it actually hits way above his weight class. Very underrated by many people. Bought mine 2 years ago, love it and will never sell it. Thank you for such high level content.

Love your videos!

As always, I love the deep dive

I totally agree about the vinyl experience, you would read the sleeve notes and look at the artwork on the bus home, so were already immersed before even playing the music. The album was consumed in its entirety as the artist intended, and it really meant something. I miss that experience.

I would also say that playing the seventh note without the fifth is pretty important too.

I love your channel, and this video really moved me, Twin Peaks and old Roland analogs are maybe the two best things happened to the cultural history in the last half decade! Very well done videos, keep it up!

Ah, man. I had a sh*tty day. When I opened youtube I saw you had a new video out. Title sounded great. So I grabbed a beer and starting watching. Had to smile at the cultural similarities we apparently have - a common love for pop, you speaking about a Smiths show, and now David Lynch. And then the video itself was just sheer brilliance, teaching me something I didn't yet know. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

I`ve always said that nostalgia is a thing of the past...

You can even if the DM12 soundtrack replica is missing a lot of that special JX8P tone. I think you can get closer if you add a little bit of resonance on the DM12. But it's not the sound only, it's the composition and how it's played. You did this with the same amount of emotions as in the original.

wow keep em coming please! cheers

Wow just discovered this channel. Fantastic! Btw I work at a national record archive where the entire collection is organized by acquisition date. All 800.000 of them :)

Arps have helped build bridges! 😉

50 years old and 10000 records... and I remember almost every single purchase. :D

Nice! Love my JX 8P, killer synth!

An interesting approach. Well done with all emotional aspects.

Another excellent video! I was lucky enough to pick up a Roland D-110 for £50 last year, instantly fell in love with the Soundtrack patch, fantastic stuff!

What a great video! I'm a relatively new subscriber and am thoroughly enjoying your channel. I love the way each episode makes me feel like I've been on a journey with you and learned something useful and interesting along the way. Intelligent, thoughtful, interesting and awesome content. Thank you

you are a hidden Gem poped up on scheity RUclips - a reason i am still on Googles worst Portal ever 😂😂😂😂 YT - before took over by g00gle scheit was the place to watch awesome stuff.......and do some awesome stuff aswell and upload it. it was a communizy and you my sir, bring that back! genious ❤❤ greetz from switzerland - in the early 70s born 😅

I worked with David and Angelo on many of their projects. It was great fun. They were also big on the Korg O1w for these kinds of pads. Angelo would take the Analog Strings patch and roll down the filter so it was darker. For sessions, Angelo always requested it. David has one. (I named my O1w "Angelo." :)

Congratulations you went (almost) to another level with this one's production, the whole "nostalgia" parts sounds like an investigation which of course reminisces with the TV series, very well done!

The beginning of "Laura's Theme" reminds me of the pad sound in Moby's track "Go". Am I the only one?

Nice little Bladerunner 'Tears in Rain' crossover with the high strings in your Laura's Theme 🔫👱‍♂👱‍♀⚡🐑

I have both vinyls and CDs. To me, the most important thing about them, isn't the looking at the artwork, but the "ritual" of having to get out a physical medium, put it on the turntable or into the CD-player, and turn it on. You've commited to listen to THAT album. If you're suddenly unsure if it's what you wanted to listen to after all, there's a certain minimum of work required to swap music, so you end up actually listening to the whole thing anyway, and usually, it turns out it was the right thing after all. And inside the cover, there's usually information about who plays what on which track, or where it was recorded and who did the mixing and mastering etc. All this gives you a more intimate insight and deeper connection to the music.

I think resampling could play a big part of this too, so play and record a held C, then bounce out the audio with fx. And then play it back as a chord. Low notes take longer to play through and higher notes end quicker. That creates a lot of movement. You could then resample the chord e.g. C minor 7, and play that on the keyboard in parallel harmony 😮

Excellent video! I wish I had watched a video like this before buying my first synth...

Wow! Beautifully patched and performed. I felt a piece of myself from the past... the mood and memories are sublime.

ah... Rio.. what a song.. and what an album

i never chose to buy cd if i could afford and find the vinyl. That was since the 80's and also in the 90's. I said in the 2010's at a huge multimedia shop, that cd's are dead when they wanted to sell me a cd but i asked for the vinyl. Boy was i right. And i had no idea it would come so fast. I still buy vinyl. If i buy a cd, i don't even unpack it, it's just to support the artist. Atm i'm playing a record - stop it and go on searching for a melody for this track i'm working on. It works a lot better then spotify. Because if i lift the arm, and drop it, it's there. And i can focus on it 100% - spotify just makes me read and wonder off. I still have a technics SLP 1200 cd player that needs repair. It just does not motivate me to have it fixed. If it was my only turntable, it would have been fixed or replaced first thing. But indeed, even cd's are a flashback. I just don't bother to play them, but i'm not selling any ever. BTW i think twin peaks made Moby famous. And yes i remember humming that song in the record store and buying the 12 inch, perfect. That was in 1991

Hi, my name's Scott, and I'm a padaholic!

Gary Numan said he was always looking for the ultimate sound. Maybe he found it in the patch you mentioned. Great video you have done here

Wow, such a great episode. I love the words you use to describe sounds - so eloquent. I also love my DM12 - for a c̶h̶e̶a̶p̶ inexpensive synth it's pretty darn powerful (and 12 voices!). I did get rid of my vinyl a couple of decades ago, fortunately I kept all of my (hundreds) of cassettes which date back to the early 80s. I can remember recording some of the songs off the local radio station or a friends LP, not to mention my band stuff from high school in the 80s. They are my journal.

a full cup of coffee aint gonna be hot after 30s

Your journal comments at the end - wow. Throw away the vinyl, keep the cardboard - epiphany moment. 100% hit the nail on the head.

This was the first music that I bought on my own. There was something magical about it. It was on a cassette not even CD.

Can somebody tell me what's the band/song at the very beginning? I know it somehow but can't remember.

My heart skipped a beat when I saw the Twin Peaks soundtrack. It's always held a special place for me for exactly the reasons you've discussed. A beautiful performance by you too. Also, adding to what you said about Vinyl, so many times when I was younger, I would buy an Album based purely on the release of 1 single or just because I loved the artwork. Sometimes, I found the album not entirely to my taste, but, because I'd bought it, I'd persevere with it, try to hear what the artist could hear. Not all of them, but most of those albums are now the most treasured items I own. Like you said, I would just skip it now and never hear it again.

Ahh yes! "Soundtrack"!! Such a well-designed patch, they don't make them like that anymore. Coincidentally my favorite MKS-70 patch. One will only be able to rip my MKS-70 from my dead, cold hands! Probably also the reason what Laura was killed for.

OMG Absolutely Amazing! I was just watching The Return and looking out at the mist on the pines on the hill this morning and BOOM!!! ❤ Your work man! 🎶oh and the Rio arpeggio one was spot on!

I love the music in twinPeaks. Thank you so much.

I'm just a random viewer but I think the intro music you created with the same preset as Laura's theme is overwhelming and manages to surpass the nostalgia and mystery of the original. You made 30 simple seconds of speech turn into something epic that made me repeat the introduction over and over again.

"Golden age of Wireless" So many singles ...TD FTW Yo!

great job

Word on paging through records. So much better than CDs in every way. Vinyl provided so much, the band extended the message, explained their intention through the artwork. And vinyl covers smell like books. bring back 12 inches of cardboard. Incidentally it was possible to make a cardboard CD cover that imitated the vinyl feel and contained no plastic, Verve did a reissue of Sonny Stitt "Only the Blues" entirely in cardboard including inside where you slide the CD in a sleeve. It replicated that legendary sleeve style from back in the days, complete with the moody matte photography of the 60s and 70s jazz records. I used to think why don't they make all CDs like that.