Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock - Synth Jam
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- It's Friday and that means it is Funk Jam time! Here's one of the most iconic electro tracks of all time - Planet Rock
Gear Used:
Roland Tr-808 - Drums
Moog Multimoog - Bass
E-mu Emulator ii - Fairlight Orch5 sample
Moog Grandmother - Electronic toms
SCI Prophet 5 - Strings
You deserve more credit for your sound design. It's unbelievably difficult to dial in a sound so specifically, especially with the infinite amount of possibilities that the synths offer.
Afrika Bambaataa, this name, I haven't heard about it since the 80s, the era of dance smurf :D thank you !!
Classic and success! the first time I see it being played well here on the platform!
That’s all ? I was getting my chair. Planet rock is my number one jam
Which synth is playing the laser sound effect and how did you achieve the tweaked settings?
Trans Europa express!R.I.P. Florian Schneider🙏
Well the song wasn’t sampled. It was played by Afrika Bambaataa himself on a synth. It was easier than sampling it straight from the record and so there wasn’t drums in the background
@@gamingwithcallum6087 i guess john Robbie played it !!!
La base del Freestyle está forjada bajo la EDM Concreta (NRG & Synthpop) de Moroder, la Electronica Moderna (Post Concreta, Experimental & Moog) de Ryuichi Sakamoto y el E. Funk de finales de los 70s.
La base del Freestyle (Género de la EDM de 2da Generación 80s) no se basa en Post Punk, Rock Prog. ni el Ruido Dusseldorft & Krautrock de Kraftwerk...en Planeta Rock solo toma una parte melodíca de Kraftwerk, pero la base eléctronica completa es puro EDM.
Un ejemplo Riot Of Lagos - Ryuichi Sakamoto 1980.
This is one of the few no cover can improve on. The original was engineered to minimalist perfection!
Right!
Una de las bases del Freestyle de la EDM (2da Generación 80s), el original se forja de la EDM concreta (NRG & Synthpop) y la Electronica Moderna (post Concreta Experimental Moog) de Moroder o Ryuichi Sakamoto.
En esta base no hay Post Punk, Rock Prog. ni Ruido Dusseldorft & Krautrock de Kraftwerk.
Grandissimo come sempre!!! Ricordo come se fosse ieri questo brano dei Rock erano la fine degli anni 70
Rock?...esta es la base de la electrónica Freestyle, un género de la EDM de 2da Generación (80s).
Great recreation as always! Only one problem as always: it doesn't continue to the end ... anyhow, keep up the great synth studies/demos!
you're such a G for this. Thanks a loooot !
This is absolute fire!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🎉🏆
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make these jams longer
Might have some news on this soon :)
It's fitting that the first song in your Friday Funk Jam series would be Planet Rock. It was the first song in my own similar series! Great minds... 😀
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More........ was dope as....
the key at :23 nd :30 was off imo either way it sounds great!
Yes!
Phantastkkk
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Damn. Love it. Awesomle Luke
Yoooooo!!!! Love it!!
Dope!
Come on, just a little more!
HELL YA 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Nice
You’re my hero!
awesome bro what did u use for the laser sound
I sampled my Roland SH2 into the MPC
@@lukemillionmusic creative genius
Nice as always, just replace the penultimate note by F#
kraftwerk is the father of all
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Where did you get that orchestra hit?
From the Emulator 2 Factory Library
@@lukemillionmusic Thank you I'm doing a 80's Catalog of original early Hip Hop.
@@1masterfader its a cmi fairlight sound originally
@@1masterfaderesto no es Hip Hop...esto es Freestyle, un Género de la 2da Generacion de la EDM Concreta de los 80s.
Tiene un extracto de un tema de Kraftwerk...pero solo un extracto, la base completa electrónica es de la EDM concreta y la Música Eléctronica (post Concreta, Experimental & Moog) de los 70s...no del Krautrock & Ruido Dusseldorf de Kraftwerk 😂.
La base del Freestyle se forja de la eléctronica EDM concreta (NRG & Synthpop 1977) de Moroder (E. Munich), la Electrónica de Ryuichi Sakamoto (B-2 Unit - Riot In Lagos 1980) y el Electro P. Funk de finales de los 70s.
Translation?
Fucken A! A+
Raygunn brought me here
good job willy wonka
You messed up a little bit on the song man
1:1
Of course, this owes so much to Kraftwerk, as Trans-Europe Express is the basis.
I never made that connection, but it could be ...
Since it sounds so Kraftwerk-like, and I hadn't listened to much of their material since the eighties, I called up Trans Europe Express and you are spot on. This would be a slam-dunk copyright-infringement case in the US. Glad that Kraftwerk chose not to pursue it, because they are both great songs!
La base del Freestyle está forjada bajo la EDM Concreta (NRG & Synthpop) de Moroder, la Electronica Moderna (Post Concreta, Experimental & Moog) de Ryuichi Sakamoto (YMO) y el E. Funk de finales de los 70s.
La base del Freestyle (Género de la EDM de 2da Generación 80s) no se basa en Post Punk, Rock Prog. ni el Ruido Dusseldorft & Krautrock de Kraftwerk...en Planeta Rock solo toma una parte melodica de Kraftwerk, pero la base eléctronica completa es puro EDM.
Un ejemplo Riot Of Lagos - Ryuichi Sakamoto 1980.
Listen to Trans-Europe Express. This is a clear knock-off.
@@nedmarc escuchas eso entonces tienes un problema en el oído...de Kraftwerk solo un extracto melódico, la base completa electrónica es de la EDM concreta y la Música Eléctronica (post Concreta, Experimental & Moog) de los 70s...no del Krautrock & Ruido Dusseldorf de Kraftwerk 😂.
La base del Freestyle está presente en la eléctronica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) de Moroder (E. Munich) y la Electrónica de Ryuichi Sakamoto (B-2 Unit 1980).
how did you recreate the synth bass i have a mini moog vst ?