"The Walk", by The Cure. Play along, cover, synth, keys
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- All credit to the members of The Cure for crafting such a cool and unique song, thank you guys!
I haven't done a Cure song in awhile, and this was always a fun one to play live (well, they ALL are, but still :-). I remember being really happy when I actually made sounds that sounded like the weird detuned brass and the eerie vibrato whistle -- they're pretty unique sounds that they used and I wasn't sure if I'd be able to get close or not using my Triton.
Before today I last played this song I think about 10 years ago, in my Cure tribute band's final show, Fascination Street. It was fun to load the floppy up and hear the sounds again.
If you're playing along at home, you'll notice I had to change the tuning of the pad sound at the bottom of the keyboard; I think it's 4 half steps up. The parts wouldn't all fit on the keyboard otherwise. Sometimes I wish I got the 76 key version, but I usually find a way to make the 61 work :-). Thanks for watching, and keep playing!
this is so beautiful...... I really like Japanese Whispers 😍
nice job, always loved the cure 🖤
Thank you!
Good cover and synth sound
Thank you
mortal!!!
2:00 magic
Hi - are you using sounds from a purchased soundbank for all these 80s hits or editing on the Triton yourself - sounding great !
Thank you! They're all internal sound combinations from the Triton.
@@galtem Impressive - I had a Triton years ago and always regretted selling it - I might invest in the 61 note some day
Temazo!
Cool 👍
Trop bien 👍😊 Merci
Thank you!
ottimo
Thank you!
Nive cover as always! Can u you play Trust? 😊
Thank you :-) Sorry, no, we never played that one. I've been wanting to do A Letter to Elise though; the keys were really pretty in that one, and we didn't play it very often. But we knew that one plus High, Edge of the Deep Green Sea, and Friday I'm in Love from that album.
The main synth riff is deceptively easy (didn't Lol write it?). The piano bit is deceptively hard (I'm guessing Robert?)
yeah, I've got no idea who wrote what parts - The Cure's synth parts in general are pretty simple, same with the guitar parts actually -- it's all about the layers and effects. To me that's part of their genius; anybody can write something bizarre, but it's tough to write something new AND simple AND catchy, and they've managed to for decades. :-)
@@galtem Yeah The Lovecats for example is literally just going up and down the keys. But like you say the songs are so catchy and that's what makes them genius.
how are you changing programs so seamlessly ?
Magic :-) Just kidding -- i split the keyboard up into sections, then program the sounds i want in those sections; so I'm not switching between sounds, they are already there.
He probably set up the Triton into zones
@@galtem lol I just saw this comment
That's usually how performance patches are set up