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Greatly reproduced!

My all time favorite song 🎧 👍🏿

One of my favourite love songs ever. Good job!

None of these remakes ever get the lead CMI Violin Sample riff right 😔

Really nice

Funny how the claves never sounded like claves which are a lot higher and hollow sounding, I can get a similar sound to this with a rimshot pitched down which is actually what I thought Prince did

The original is one of the worst mixed pop records in history 😂

Another great video of an 80’s classic.

Its a very, very good sounding recreation of Drive .... there is only one - very important - thing ... the staccato B--major chord (F#/B/D#) is played 4 times .... and every >second< of the four there is a D-major (F#/A#/D#) --> Bm/Dm/Bm/Bm. Try it and your recreation is nearly perfect! :-)

"What do you think makes this song so special?" IMO, the most critical words in her lyric are near the middle, "...come on darlin', let's exchange the experience...". With that simple expression Kate nailed the concept of human relationships - since the dawn of relationships. Kate is a child prodigy that became a lyrical genius. I hope this 'one' song encourages others to discover ten dozen of her other songs. The streaming numbers give me hope - she'll surpass 2.5 billion streams for her 123-song catalog in a few days.

Excellent!! I was singing along the whole time.

Amazing how something as simple as 1 snare beat per bar can give a song a unique feel. Great job.

Love this! You really nailed it! And the demonstration was really enjoyable, too. Thank you!

what's the quiet backing track in the introduction please?

Great job on the video. One of your best so far. You are able to strike a great balance of the song's history and band,. Recounting what was originally used and using your existing hardware and software to emulate it wonderfully! As one, who loves vintage synths and 80's New Wave music, I really enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work!

Absolutely beautiful song, and a beautiful recreation, well done. by the way I remember reading somewhere that they used a Prophet 5 on this track.

...so far the best cover since my subscribtion.

First single I ever bought when I was 8yrs old for 99p in Woolworths, then I heard the 12inch at a birthday party and was blown away coz I’d never heard an extended version of any songs before 😂

Beautifull. Just 1 request sir , can you please include shots of you playing the (main) chords ? I think there are more people like me who want to follow along what you are doing , recreating it (especialy as a beginner) 🙏

how great is this channel. Your videos are perfect. I never get tired of the Linn Drum.

Awesome!

Was it the Linn that was used for the iconic drum sound that begins on Blue Monday?

Another wonderful trip down 80s memory lane. I read somewhere that the digidrum company that made the ROM chips evolved into digidesign and then developed Pro Tools then sold to Avid.

Are those custom blinds? Look useful for light control

Used this to write my music as a kid guitar player. It made me learn to play drums to a click and from there I moved from guitar to drums and did many studio recordings being a young drummer who could play to a click.

Enjoyed this video, apart from when you did that fast forward on the video how long did it actually take you??? Also how far in your list before you do the making of the great wall of sound track by A-ha-The Sun Always Shines on TV?? ☀📺 BTW-will def message on you fb about the Kate Bush thing at some point 👍🏻

repeat with me: /depésh/ /mashín/ thanks anyway for the channel and the efforts

Non-stop Erotic Cabaret is a fantastic album.

Your voice sound is very considerate (not too LOUD). Thank you 🙏

It was in June 1984 when this song first came on the radio and nostalgic explore is right, the baseline was the glue that held a pop song together and it’s a sound that most pop fans were accustomed to at the time. When I first heard When Doves Cry I didn’t like it. I was confused and I ask myself what the hell is Prince experimenting with? no melody, no baseline, of course all the hot chicks loved it, they were forward thinking & I wasn’t, I hear it today and it jams as hard as it did then. Its difficult to hear other songs of the 80s because it sounds typical 80s, very outdated, however When Doves Cry sounds very relevant opposed to songs like “Come on Eileen” or that one hit wonder “Take on Me” by A-ha which sounds very hokey. Prince was truly ahead of his time, and I remember people saying that. Here we are now almost 41 years after its release and it’s a classic jam that can be relevant today. Long lives the Prince. 5:43 5:43

What? When was the first time? When did you bite into an apple for the first time?

When Doves Cry never had a bassline, because Prince didn’t feel the song needed it. There was a bassline when the song was played live. Prince used the following: LM-1 Drum Computer Yamaha DX7 Oberheim OB-Xa Your rendition is close to the original, with the LM-1 pattern being spot on. A great job!!

I dont advocate for AI narration, but in this case it would be a LOT better! And the annoying dramatic music didn't help.

You don’t need bass on this song, as the toms are tuned to the key of the song and occupy the space and frequency the bass would anyway.

Thank you for posting this. He was a musical genius.

The first time I saw one of these was when I saw a punk band, The Fast, use one live in 1981. I bought one soon after for $125 and still use it. Thanks for posting!

Good tune. Like the overview/history. Thanks.

west end girls-pet shop boys?

The Holy Grail is the 808, sorry

Really nice to see Soft Cell! Well done! I have a suggestion for a track. Cry Little Sister by Gerard McMann. Love the videos. ❤

Awesome. I had it on 45 single. And I still love it. Thank for sharing your thoughts and story. Keep up the good work. Visage - fade to grey.

I hear Blondie's - Heart of Glass in there, or some Roxy Music.

Never ignore Coil’s version of Tainted Love

She was so different. Beautiful and unique. This remains one of my favourite songs.

Amazing! Thank you for another great video!

you know the rhythm itself could have easily been programmed into the CR78 don't you? I had one back in the 80's with the programmer and it was easy to program rhythms in.

THANK YOU! and please do a tutorial on how you mix the drums! or a general tutorial on how you process drum machines. i cant seem to get them right and tried already everything...

Blimey.. That is impressive!!!! Maybe 4 or 5 bpm faster than the original, but still. That was a phenomenal recreation.

Yes!

I love seeing you tackle these songs and break them down. This is not only entertaining but educational! Great job!