Still sends chills down my spine. 80s pop is so underrated from a musical standpoint. Some really talented musicians in groups like Duran. The part at 22 seconds especially gets to me. I honestly think that part in isolation transcends the theme of the song or pop music in general. It's very moody and emotive and directly triggers stuff inside you. I think it's way more stirring than the actual words to the song. Even without the lyrics, that riff/arpeggios still stir up the same kind of feelings that love and lust do, that emotional anxiety and vulnerability. You would be able to tell the theme of the song with no lyrics at all. I know that probably sounds over the top but I just think it was a great example of how electronic music can be just as emotionally connective as more traditional methods and that any "serious" electronic artist would be proud to have written it. The fact that it's lurking in a massive pop song makes it even more impressive.
Music was still very human in the 80s. Yeah, people hear all the electronics in new wave. But Save A Prayer and countless more were still SONGS. Cars by Gary Numan may sound very cold and electro but it's still a song. Etc. Rio holds up as an album because of the interaction of the band members. It's a very sensual album because of the mood it creates-not just with Nick's keyboards but everyone else as well.
Budget RC ... you are just so right. What you have written is like a piece from an electronic music thesis. Its a great great song and this is a great cover.
I love it! Excellent job my friend. I do cover songs and have a couple of Duran's that I did on my channel. One is in Garageband, and the other Ableton Live. My third Duran cover is in the works as I type this. Since we do similar type stuff I'd love to hear your thoughts on them! Thanks. :-)
The 'real line' isn't from a jupiter 8 in the original song. It's the Roland SH-2 through space/chorus echo unit. run from a sequencer CSQ-100 (not technically an arp). Jupiter 8 is used for the lead line (the pitch bending bit). Crumar Performer on strings. You need 3 osc or 2 osc + sub like on SH-2 to get the sequenced line sound properly. 2 Osc (as in jupiter 8) won't sound the same.
Hi, Man! I am trying to remake this synths on my Arturia Jupiter 8. Can u tell these banks and this setup for the arp, pitchbend bit and the strings? Your work is very cool! Congratulations from Brazil ;)
I actually met Nick Rhodes and we talked synths for about 20 minutes; I specifically asked him about Save a Prayer and Rio and he personally said he used his Jupiter-8, I told him I read he used a Jupiter 4. I bought my own Roland JP-8 from Greg Hawkes ( The Cars keyboardist ) a month after hanging out with him back in 2005.
So tasty, I would download the latches if u have it? Particularly that sexy lead damn it sounds pretty close…. I think the v3 kicked ass, wonder if the last v4 is even better…
Excellent... there's just a little more rasp/ringing in the hight end of the arpeggio at the beginning. I reckon the filter could be opened or the envelope adjusted to get that. Really good though!
Nick Rhodes is a real genius.
Still sends chills down my spine. 80s pop is so underrated from a musical standpoint. Some really talented musicians in groups like Duran.
The part at 22 seconds especially gets to me. I honestly think that part in isolation transcends the theme of the song or pop music in general. It's very moody and emotive and directly triggers stuff inside you. I think it's way more stirring than the actual words to the song. Even without the lyrics, that riff/arpeggios still stir up the same kind of feelings that love and lust do, that emotional anxiety and vulnerability. You would be able to tell the theme of the song with no lyrics at all.
I know that probably sounds over the top but I just think it was a great example of how electronic music can be just as emotionally connective as more traditional methods and that any "serious" electronic artist would be proud to have written it. The fact that it's lurking in a massive pop song makes it even more impressive.
it's great !
Music was still very human in the 80s. Yeah, people hear all the electronics in new wave. But Save A Prayer and countless more were still SONGS. Cars by Gary Numan may sound very cold and electro but it's still a song. Etc.
Rio holds up as an album because of the interaction of the band members. It's a very sensual album because of the mood it creates-not just with Nick's keyboards but everyone else as well.
Budget RC ... you are just so right. What you have written is like a piece from an electronic music thesis. Its a great great song and this is a great cover.
I totally agree!
@@hmohamad5117 Thank you, that's very kind!
Magnificent. Please do the longer version!
Wow! It's amazing how close to the original track this is! Bravo!
This song will always remind me of the spring I heard Duran Duran for the first time.
This is absolutely great!
This is fantastic...loved it
What an awesome job!!!
Superb as usual!
I see Nick when I close my eyes listening.......
What a beautiful sight to behold. :)
Sensacional!! Duran Duran , Rio de Janeiro , Brasil!
Great job! I was able to play around with a Jupiter 8 30 years ago in a shop especially the arppergiator.
wow.... amazing!
I love it excellent
Best I've heard.
So enchanted
Amazing reproduction!
Yes yes! Good job!
Amazing!
Wow you really nailed the main sequence...even though it was done on an SH-2. Great work brother.
Would love to see the patch settings for those sounds! Excellent work!
I'm impressed.
“amazing performance of Duran Duran Save a Prayer”
Brilliant.
Spot on
You’ve recreated their sound perfectly! Next time one of their band members quits (it happens often) you should give Simon a call! Awesome job sir!
It's the 1982 original instrumental lol.
Great!!
awesome
Praiseworthy
Great !
Hi Man! These parameters in footage video is the exactly setup for the song? Thx!!! Great Work!
whats the name of the sounds selected? I really like this song and would appreciate if I could play it with these sounds that you used
So good...Nothing else to say
Loooovvveeee it
Great. Very close.
Thumbs up!!
Please do also a Duran Duran JP08 set ;) great recreation
CCCB que ases vmvmv
Wistful with romantic undertones created by Nick & Simon.
Cool
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any chance of getting the collection release yet?
cool
I love it! Excellent job my friend. I do cover songs and have a couple of Duran's that I did on my channel. One
is in Garageband, and the other Ableton Live. My third Duran cover is in the works as I type this. Since we
do similar type stuff I'd love to hear your thoughts on them! Thanks. :-)
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Hi, how can receive the settings for this sound? Thank you!
Now what does it sound like in v4?
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Fantastic! Preset tutorial please!!!
WOW!!! DEFINITELY SOUNDS ALIKE FROM THE ORIGINAL..AM I RIGHT FOLKS?
where i can find the patch?
The arpeggiated line is a little brigher than the real Jupiter 8 but it works extremely well!
The 'real line' isn't from a jupiter 8 in the original song. It's the Roland SH-2 through space/chorus echo unit. run from a sequencer CSQ-100 (not technically an arp). Jupiter 8 is used for the lead line (the pitch bending bit). Crumar Performer on strings.
You need 3 osc or 2 osc + sub like on SH-2 to get the sequenced line sound properly. 2 Osc (as in jupiter 8) won't sound the same.
HappyProducer Very intresting nugget of knowledge. :-)
Hi, Man! I am trying to remake this synths on my Arturia Jupiter 8. Can u tell these banks and this setup for the arp, pitchbend bit and the strings? Your work is very cool! Congratulations from Brazil ;)
@@AdamTheAd-vanc3d The advantage of reviewing old synth demos! Cheers Adamski.
I actually met Nick Rhodes and we talked synths for about 20 minutes; I specifically asked him about Save a Prayer and Rio and he personally said he used his Jupiter-8, I told him I read he used a Jupiter 4. I bought my own Roland JP-8 from Greg Hawkes ( The Cars keyboardist ) a month after hanging out with him back in 2005.
So tasty, I would download the latches if u have it? Particularly that sexy lead damn it sounds pretty close…. I think the v3 kicked ass, wonder if the last v4 is even better…
Excellent... there's just a little more rasp/ringing in the hight end of the arpeggio at the beginning. I reckon the filter could be opened or the envelope adjusted to get that. Really good though!
it's an sh-2 in the original song for that part, through space echo run from a sequencer (not technically an arp)
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Wow
Yup
What exactly are you calling "main melody"? I hear arpeggiated chords, a signature synth riff and backing rhythm, but the melody never enters into it.
Good sound but I think the pitch bend is too much, just my opinion!