Alan had a lot of interesting Instrumentals, I was thinking of "Hyper Gamma Spaces" from Pyramid the first piece from App I discovered. But several are great
Hi Claudio. I’m french with poor english, i follow you for a while now, you’re so talented, but I think I found you à True challenge , one of the most epic song from the late 70’s , the main theme from "midnight express" :the chase I’ve searched the net for triste song deconstructed, but no one tried, so would you be ’the one’ ? Kind of tribute to Gorgio Moroder....
We were many, there when history in music was made, those were the times when we were young 😉however I feel Alan Parsons Project a bit underrated still, while most were talking about Pink Floyd, forgotting or ignoring is large contribution to their fame from 1973 on Dark side of the Moon.
@@psychopatus37 you are right I didn't remember he made "the chase" yet... I believe, however he made "I feel Love" the Donna Summer hit with Giorgio 🤔
The Hydrasynth is my favorite synth for sound design. It's SO EASY to work with, yet so deep that you can make incredible sounds on it. The polytouch keybed is incredibly expressive. And it's built like a tank. For what you get, I think the Hydrasynth is one of the best values in synthesizers today, while also being one of the most flexible, usable, creative and playable.
I played the Hydrasynth deluxe in a music store. A very impressive machine. The doubled polyphony is a significant advantage over its two smaller brothers. Playing a layer with polyphonic aftertouch was a jaw-dropping experience.
We should never forget that Alan Parsons project were 2 guys and all music were composed (and play for piano parts) by Eric Woolfson. Alan Parsons was involved in recording and technical parts and also sounds creations.
It wasn't just two guys. Parsons was producer and engineer, but there were several core musicians that stayed with the band for a long period: David Paton (bass, vocals), Ian Bairnson (lead guitar), Stuart Tosh (drums) - who were all from the group "Pilot" who Parsons had produced, as well as Stuart Elliot (drums) replacing Tosh, and a large roster of vocalists.
I've always loved this track, even before I knew what it was when my parents played it at home. I now have 4 APP albums on vinyl that I play regularly, and it's hard to choose a favourite! The production and musical feelings are just so perfectly put together.
Me likewise - loved it before I knew who/what it was. It really is an iconic piece of music. Not sure how many APP albums I have (mostly on vinyl) but my intro to him was a promotional specially-packaged version of 'Stereotomy' that was labeled as 'not for sale' and which some DJ somewhere had dared to sell (!!). Bought it in about '92, absolutely mint condition, bargain of the year for me at about £5. Somebody will tell me now that they made a million of these promotional versions, but I still think it was a bargain. Not enough people know about APP.
I gig regularly with the Hydrasynth these days, it's perfect for both crafting sounds and live performance - it gets a lot of attention. It's all thanks to your unboxing video and the absolute joy you had for this instrument x
The fact that you can reconstruct this wonderful piece of musical history bit by bit, is great, but it has to give you pause when considering the pure genius of it's creator doesn't it? Alan will be remembered in the future with the same reverence as the likes of Beethoven & Tchaikovsky.
It was actually my singing teacher that introduced me to Alan Parsons. I became a HUGE fan of their work! I grew up listening to Kraftwerk and Emerson Lake Palmer so I absolutely LOVE FM sounds. Awesome video!!!!
Great hearing mammagamma once more and seing you guys enjoying recreating it! Alan Parsons is a legend! I first heard the song on one of the Synthesizer Greatest (1,2,3) tapes from Ed Starink (starinc) back in the 80s. Maybe you could do some more tracks of those series like JMJ etc. I only find out how different the original were at least 10 yrs after listening to those synthesizer greatest tapes. Brings back memories!
Great version!! The Hydrasynth is a cool sounding synth! As a big fan of Alan Parsons' Project in its many incarnations, I really enjoyed this one! I've seen Alan Parsons live at least a half dozen times now, and it's always a great show! Thank you for this in depth look at the song!
Claudio. You are still, after so many years, one of my favourite You Tube creators. Scary talented and fun to watch. I have only one request, please do some more Alan Parsons Project...
Крутейше получилось!!!!! Я давний фанат творчества А.Парсонса - еще с 90-х годов его слушаю, и хочу сказать, что очень достойный трек получился! Браво, Dr.Mix!!!! Спасибо)))
I bought the Hydrasynth Deluxe last year and love it. It compliments my Sequential Prophet X and Roland Fantom quite nicely.. and thanks for the wonderful display of its capabilities, you did a beautiful cover of alan parsons today!
The hydrasynth is truly amazing. I got a Deluxe a few months ago and love everything about it. Special shoutout to the superb poly aftertouch and the ribbon controller - it’s like playing a modern day CS-80
This synth has been the only synth that I even considered in the last 20 years. I mix and write in box. but after playing one of these I been so temped to pick one up. something about the poly after touch being done sell well on this unit along with its amazing sounding synthesis and layout makes it the only hardware synth I may buy in the near future.
Dr. Mix, this was just soooo cool!!! Thank you so much for doing and uploading this great instrumental theme by my all time favourite band "The Alan Parsons Project". In fact I'm lucky enough to have that album signed by Alan and the rest of the band he toured with during the 90's. Such a great treat indeed!!!!!
You got the deluxe! I want that keyboard so badly. Actually, it was your unboxing and testing of that first Hydrasynth that (quickly) convinced me to buy one. 😄
"I Robot" would be a nice challenge, a perfect progression in an instrumental experience, on that same album they were several interesting approaches, the one called "Genesis..." at the end is worth to Remix also (not relation to the British band, even if they would be also an endless source of inspiration )
Hi Doctor Mix ♪♫ ... it's really awesome that this number from the 1982 Eye in the Sky album still sounds so fresh and sparkling. I can understand you having fun deconstructing this. I also have fun listening to a lot again after 40 years and more. A kind of renaissance. This also applies to your video about Jean-Michel Jarre's works. You have a talent and you can recreate anything that isn't nailed down. I would be interested to know if you also publish your own compositions. I'm regularly on your channel. Keep it up... a bientôt
What you are doing ...it's really incredible!!!!! Every time I watch your videos....time freezes!!! Old hits!!! THOSE ARE THE sounds!!!! Could you recreate the composition of the band Space Magic Fly
Dr. (Claudio) Mix - you are my hero and I am a HUGE fan of what you do and your creativity. Thank you for creating this amazing UA-cam channel and sharing your incredibly inspirational talents. Cheers to you 🥂
I got the original Hydrasynth after watching your your first video about it. Didn't hesitate, got the oder to Sweetwater right away. It's the best Dr. Mix triggered purchase ever. Thank you Claudio
I love it! Very well done, Doctor! One of my favorite songs from Eye in the Sky (actually, the whole album is good). Thanks to your video, I may consider buying one of these synths. Your excitement in every video is contagious, so keep it up!
Bravo my man, one of my favourite tunes of all time and that was brilliant. Now to play with the Hydrasynth I bought on the back of your original review - "The dynamic range on this thing is INCREDIBLE" - Doctor Mix, 2020, Bank A patch 001
Love how you love the keys, Brother!!! First album I ever bought was Turn of a Friendly Card. Alan Parsons Project is the coolest. I swear I bought every cassette they put out. Always looked so forward to the instrumentals. Much love from the Heart of Carolina!!!
The Hydrasynth has that ability to just go "unruly" with its sounds when you need it, while so many other synths seem to have governors built in to obey speed limits. Ex: the bladerunner patch. Lean into the aftertouch, and the sound just goes nuts, and sounds so great! (just like the opening title theme) I won't mention my suspicion that the Hydrasynth could end up being a CS-80 killer.
What do you mean? I'm not being smug or rude in any way....but, yes his timing is great......he, and many many others, purposefully want to record the audio signal from the synth itself vs midi and plug-ins because although plug-ins do a great job, they're just not the same sound at the end of the day. I personally do not own any synths....only midi controllers and plug-ins and if I could afford the real synths, I would take them any day over the plug-ins.
WOW! Listening to this reminds me SO much of Porcupine Tree's wonderful "Voyage 34" ... so much so I can't help but wonder if there was some inspiration! Nice work Claudio!
❤ Find out more about all the Hydrasynth models on 👉 www.ashunsoundmachines.com/
APP did a lot with bagpipe style gracenoting.
I really never get tired of watching this man having fun with music
The Alan Parsons Project, one of my all-time favorites. Every album they made is great.
I wish one of these days Dr Mix would deconstruct reconstruct IRobot intro
Alan had a lot of interesting Instrumentals, I was thinking of "Hyper Gamma Spaces" from Pyramid the first piece from App I discovered. But several are great
@@Musiquesaecouter OMW, do you know "Pipeline" from the Ammonia Avenue album? It's divine.
and what about Games people play? I really worned-out the vinil listening repeatedly that song!
Pink project....sound
This is a great tune. Doctor Mix and Alan Parsons is a stellar combo.
Brilliant
Think this is bit underrated, it is one of the best melodies ever.
I was 17 in 82 when Eye in the Sky came out. I can remember that song being played when the sports scores rolled up the screen. Great album!
Hi Claudio. I’m french with poor english, i follow you for a while now, you’re so talented, but I think I found you à True challenge , one of the most epic song from the late 70’s , the main theme from "midnight express" :the chase
I’ve searched the net for triste song deconstructed, but no one tried, so would you be ’the one’ ? Kind of tribute to Gorgio Moroder....
I was 59
Oh, to be young again!
We were many, there when history in music was made, those were the times when we were young 😉however I feel Alan Parsons Project a bit underrated still, while most were talking about Pink Floyd, forgotting or ignoring is large contribution to their fame from 1973 on Dark side of the Moon.
@@psychopatus37 you are right I didn't remember he made "the chase" yet... I believe, however he made "I feel Love" the Donna Summer hit with Giorgio 🤔
The Hydrasynth is my favorite synth for sound design. It's SO EASY to work with, yet so deep that you can make incredible sounds on it. The polytouch keybed is incredibly expressive. And it's built like a tank. For what you get, I think the Hydrasynth is one of the best values in synthesizers today, while also being one of the most flexible, usable, creative and playable.
I played the Hydrasynth deluxe in a music store. A very impressive machine. The doubled polyphony is a significant advantage over its two smaller brothers. Playing a layer with polyphonic aftertouch was a jaw-dropping experience.
I’ve never seen anyone more excited to open a box with a synth in it🎉
We should never forget that Alan Parsons project were 2 guys and all music were composed (and play for piano parts) by Eric Woolfson. Alan Parsons was involved in recording and technical parts and also sounds creations.
Parsons wrote and played too, along with many guest artists as part of the Project.
It wasn't just two guys. Parsons was producer and engineer, but there were several core musicians that stayed with the band for a long period: David Paton (bass, vocals), Ian Bairnson (lead guitar), Stuart Tosh (drums) - who were all from the group "Pilot" who Parsons had produced, as well as Stuart Elliot (drums) replacing Tosh, and a large roster of vocalists.
I've always loved this track, even before I knew what it was when my parents played it at home. I now have 4 APP albums on vinyl that I play regularly, and it's hard to choose a favourite! The production and musical feelings are just so perfectly put together.
Me likewise - loved it before I knew who/what it was. It really is an iconic piece of music. Not sure how many APP albums I have (mostly on vinyl) but my intro to him was a promotional specially-packaged version of 'Stereotomy' that was labeled as 'not for sale' and which some DJ somewhere had dared to sell (!!). Bought it in about '92, absolutely mint condition, bargain of the year for me at about £5. Somebody will tell me now that they made a million of these promotional versions, but I still think it was a bargain. Not enough people know about APP.
I remember my father playing this song on the keyboards when i just only a curious kid. One of my prefered songs.
Hail Hydrasynth!
Even with youtube compression, this made my living room rock! The bass on the hydra synth is so solid!
I gig regularly with the Hydrasynth these days, it's perfect for both crafting sounds and live performance - it gets a lot of attention. It's all thanks to your unboxing video and the absolute joy you had for this instrument x
Couldn't agree more!
I love the Alan Parson Project.. It's always in my playlist. Fantastic deconstruction.❤️❤️. And very intresting keyboard the new Hydrasynth👍👊👏👏👏
I seriously love my Hydrasynth. They are so expressive. Great job on the Remix (t)! of a great, great song!
The fact that you can reconstruct this wonderful piece of musical history bit by bit, is great, but it has to give you pause when considering the pure genius of it's creator doesn't it?
Alan will be remembered in the future with the same reverence as the likes of Beethoven & Tchaikovsky.
It was actually my singing teacher that introduced me to Alan Parsons. I became a HUGE fan of their work! I grew up listening to Kraftwerk and Emerson Lake Palmer so I absolutely LOVE FM sounds. Awesome video!!!!
This is pure joy, i should come more often. It's all great, but my favourite part remains the unboxing of the Hydra.
Hyper thanks.
Loved this song back in 1981. Now I can see the breakdown of the parts and will try this one myself.Thanks for the inspiration Dr. Mix!
Great hearing mammagamma once more and seing you guys enjoying recreating it! Alan Parsons is a legend!
I first heard the song on one of the Synthesizer Greatest (1,2,3) tapes from Ed Starink (starinc) back in the 80s. Maybe you could do some more tracks of those series like JMJ etc. I only find out how different the original were at least 10 yrs after listening to those synthesizer greatest tapes. Brings back memories!
Great version!! The Hydrasynth is a cool sounding synth! As a big fan of Alan Parsons' Project in its many incarnations, I really enjoyed this one! I've seen Alan Parsons live at least a half dozen times now, and it's always a great show! Thank you for this in depth look at the song!
Claudio. You are still, after so many years, one of my favourite You Tube creators. Scary talented and fun to watch. I have only one request, please do some more Alan Parsons Project...
Awww thank you! I will
Крутейше получилось!!!!! Я давний фанат творчества А.Парсонса - еще с 90-х годов его слушаю, и хочу сказать, что очень достойный трек получился! Браво, Dr.Mix!!!! Спасибо)))
Loving it!!, Great recreation ❤️👍
The sound is amazing!
Such a pure depth of sound.
It’s ear candy.
Thanks for this Dr Mix! ❤
I bought the Hydrasynth Deluxe last year and love it. It compliments my Sequential Prophet X and Roland Fantom quite nicely.. and thanks for the wonderful display of its capabilities, you did a beautiful cover of alan parsons today!
The hydrasynth is truly amazing. I got a Deluxe a few months ago and love everything about it. Special shoutout to the superb poly aftertouch and the ribbon controller - it’s like playing a modern day CS-80
Rewelacja 😊
So cool Doctor! I just got my first synthesizer and its the ASH Hydrasynth Explorer. I'm stoked to learn it even more thanks to you!
I can't believe what you did man! It is one of the tracks of my childhood and I still love it! Thanks!
Nice. Just bloody nice. Killer bass. And the Hydra has an amazing sound. Eye in the sky rules.
This is great! Would love to see "the Gold Bug" deconstructed
Synth is great..Sounds are amazing..Tune is so impressive...Deconstruction is splendid..Thank you Dr.Mix..💛💚
Love it! Thanks señor Claudio! un abrazo!
This synth has been the only synth that I even considered in the last 20 years. I mix and write in box. but after playing one of these I been so temped to pick one up. something about the poly after touch being done sell well on this unit along with its amazing sounding synthesis and layout makes it the only hardware synth I may buy in the near future.
awesome video! my math teacher used to blast this in math class and it's an absolutely fantastic tune.
Dr Mix is a bloody legend. Brilliant!
I was 10 years old when this song came out and I still jam on it 😂
Oh how I wish I could play around with all those synths you have!
Dr. Mix, this was just soooo cool!!! Thank you so much for doing and uploading this great instrumental theme by my all time favourite band "The Alan Parsons Project". In fact I'm lucky enough to have that album signed by Alan and the rest of the band he toured with during the 90's. Such a great treat indeed!!!!!
Amazing !
Very great sounds.
You got the deluxe! I want that keyboard so badly. Actually, it was your unboxing and testing of that first Hydrasynth that (quickly) convinced me to buy one. 😄
Om 🎶🎹🎶 grande maestro 🎹👍
So cool you picked up this track !! , I'm a massive APP fan ! , good work especially the addition of the "real" bass line 🎸 , thnx Dr Mix !
I love your energy in this video ! That's the kind of content we come to UA-cam, love your work !
Thanks , I forgot how much I love their music !
Capolavorone!
Pure '80s magic.
We'd love to hear "I Robot" from Alan Parsons Project as well! There are so many cool things in it, including the bell tremolo or whatever it is.
"I Robot" would be a nice challenge, a perfect progression in an instrumental experience, on that same album they were several interesting approaches, the one called "Genesis..." at the end is worth to Remix also (not relation to the British band, even if they would be also an endless source of inspiration )
Hi Doctor Mix ♪♫ ... it's really awesome that this number from the 1982 Eye in the Sky album still sounds so fresh and sparkling.
I can understand you having fun deconstructing this.
I also have fun listening to a lot again after 40 years and more.
A kind of renaissance. This also applies to your video about Jean-Michel Jarre's works.
You have a talent and you can recreate anything that isn't nailed down. I would be interested to know if you also publish your own compositions. I'm regularly on your channel.
Keep it up... a bientôt
Your vids are always so optimistic 🤘😎🤘 love it !
What you are doing ...it's really incredible!!!!! Every time I watch your videos....time freezes!!! Old hits!!! THOSE ARE THE sounds!!!! Could you recreate the composition of the band Space Magic Fly
Guys, you're do everything so well...👍
Coolest synths, greatest sound 😁
Pure 80's Mistery & Elegance
I like it. Mistery & Elegance
Mystery and Imagination! 😉well it was before, but proud elegance it were for sure. Thanks also to Eric Woolfson RIP
Omg one of my favorite song of Alan, and you made it , that's so cool thank you !
And that little hello to Ed Zuccolo is so nice too !
BRAVO Claudio, I love seeing you compose a musical work step by step. Thanks for sharing with us. VIVA la MUSIKA 🙂
Great song! Heard it this morning on my way into work. You do great job with this channel.
Dr. (Claudio) Mix - you are my hero and I am a HUGE fan of what you do and your creativity. Thank you for creating this amazing UA-cam channel and sharing your incredibly inspirational talents. Cheers to you 🥂
Cool Love that Tune. The Remake sounds fantastic. I would love if you do again a jazz related Theme Video as a idea. Thank you claudio.
only you can take such a masterpiece and make it even better!!
Bloody amazing nicely done!
I got the original Hydrasynth after watching your your first video about it. Didn't hesitate, got the oder to Sweetwater right away. It's the best Dr. Mix triggered purchase ever. Thank you Claudio
What an awesome mix!
I love it! Very well done, Doctor! One of my favorite songs from Eye in the Sky (actually, the whole album is good). Thanks to your video, I may consider buying one of these synths. Your excitement in every video is contagious, so keep it up!
I-Robot... Turn of a Friendly Card... Eye in the Sky.
So much musically gold from APP!!
Oh. That was nice. Love to see you vibing!
Way to go Claudio! Love APP. More please!!!
Bravo my man, one of my favourite tunes of all time and that was brilliant. Now to play with the Hydrasynth I bought on the back of your original review - "The dynamic range on this thing is INCREDIBLE" - Doctor Mix, 2020, Bank A patch 001
Yes!!! I love my Hydrasynth desktop. I would love to have deluxe but I already have a lot of keyboards but the poyphonic aftertouch is awesome.
I love my Hydrasynth Deluxe! It’s such a beautiful synth!
This is just so lovely. 😍😍
The sound and the mix are really nice.
Wowwww after all these years it's still a fabulous song. Great job recreating it but you left out the best part (choir andstrings)
I loved this so much 🙏
Doctor mix, you guys clearly are having way too much fun! 👍🏻😀🇬🇧
omg I've been waiting for some alan parsons for a while now. Thank youuu!!!!!!!!!
This is so phenomenal.... 👍
Wow ! this sounds Amazing - one hell of a classic. Well done !!! ....
Excelente , te felicito por tu interpretación paso por paso de esta obra maestra . Saludos desde colombia 🇨🇴
estimadisimo mr Claudio casirimo amico Dr Mix thanks for yours videos grazie grazie
Très bon morceau que j'ai découvert il y a une dizaine d'années. Tu l'as très bien interprété Claudio
I really love the Instrumental Works of Alan Parsons.
Thank you for presenting this very underrated TAPP song! Really well done as always!
Very excited when I saw the title, this is gonna be good. Great choice!
My number 1 all time favorite rock band - APP. Thank you for making this awesome video!!!!!!!!!!!
Best commentary about my favourite artist
And learning so much about him ... THANK YOU
Claudio, LOVE TO SEE you and team DECON. "What's Going On"; Jamerson's bass parts and Marvin's vocals / harmonics.
Great job Claudio
Love how you love the keys, Brother!!! First album I ever bought was Turn of a Friendly Card. Alan Parsons Project is the coolest. I swear I bought every cassette they put out. Always looked so forward to the instrumentals. Much love from the Heart of Carolina!!!
Fantastic tune 👍 Its about time you deconstructed this one.
Very cool Video,
I love to messing around with my Hydrasynth Desktop . 😁 A really great synth !!
The Hydrasynth has that ability to just go "unruly" with its sounds when you need it, while so many other synths seem to have governors built in to obey speed limits. Ex: the bladerunner patch. Lean into the aftertouch, and the sound just goes nuts, and sounds so great! (just like the opening title theme) I won't mention my suspicion that the Hydrasynth could end up being a CS-80 killer.
Yeah! Unruly is a great definition for it 💥
You made me grab eye in the sky from the shelf, awesome remake!
Wonderful sound love the music sounds fabulous.💙🎼🎹🎤🎸x
Your timing is so good. It would be easier to go with Midi tracks and VST patches, but you perform it very well
What do you mean? I'm not being smug or rude in any way....but, yes his timing is great......he, and many many others, purposefully want to record the audio signal from the synth itself vs midi and plug-ins because although plug-ins do a great job, they're just not the same sound at the end of the day. I personally do not own any synths....only midi controllers and plug-ins and if I could afford the real synths, I would take them any day over the plug-ins.
WOW! Listening to this reminds me SO much of Porcupine Tree's wonderful "Voyage 34" ... so much so I can't help but wonder if there was some inspiration! Nice work Claudio!
Yeeesss of course, the same and Pink Floyd too, another brick in the wall, they were their sound engineers.
Oh man! I've got to go dig thru my old CDs and find that now.
super bon ,cela me rappel de bons souvenir ....superbe woooaaa
I am speechless, just writing a comment for the algorithm, more or less.
Well done!
Man I crack up at your excitement!!! You got a pure heart, man. 💪❤️
Great video...good job and thanks for sharing