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EW Music
Registrace 14. 07. 2016
Musician.
Computer Love - 1991 - Kraftwerk - Cover
VSTs:
Arturia Synclavier V
u-he Diva
Native Instruments Reaktor
Plogue Chipspeech
I had fun combining elements from the lively 90's era performances and elements from the more recent, late 3D era.
Apologies fo the terrible image compression, it's CZcams's fault.
Arturia Synclavier V
u-he Diva
Native Instruments Reaktor
Plogue Chipspeech
I had fun combining elements from the lively 90's era performances and elements from the more recent, late 3D era.
Apologies fo the terrible image compression, it's CZcams's fault.
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Techno Pop - 1983 - Kraftwerk - Cover
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 4 měsíci
I was planning originally on uploading another cover but I was recently asked if I could upload this song instead. I focused on implementing some of the elements from the album version into this early demo/prototype of the song, which in my view is a reiteration/continuation of the sound the band had during the Trans - Europe Express days, a very elegant, mellow and romantic sound, which they l...
Die Roboter - 1978 - Kraftwerk - Cover
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 5 měsíci
This project went through many different versions/iterations before I felt completely satisfied with it. It's definitely one of my oldest project files, dating all the way back to 2020. Also the visuals were hand made, and the synchronization to the music had to be done manually, which is why in some spots it isn't perfect. Needless to say, I was finding it quite hard! VSTs: Arturia Pigments Ar...
Tour de France - Kraftwerk - Cover
zhlédnutí 2,7KPřed 7 měsíci
For this project, I thought about inserting some sort of homage to my homecountry's (Italy to be precise) own cycling tradition; so not only I included some footage of the 1974 Giro d'Italia, but I also inserted some elements from the rare 1990 Italian performances. Enjoy! VSTs: Arturia Prophet-5 V Arturia Synclavier V E-mu Emulator I Samples KB Polly Native Instruments Kontakt Native Instrumen...
Techno Pop - 1986 - Kraftwerk - Cover
zhlédnutí 2KPřed 8 měsíci
Because I always considered this song to be too long, I decided to compile my favourite parts and preferred elements into one, new arrangement. I based this cover on the 2009 Catalogue promo edit. There only a few percussion hits/zaps that I sampled, the rest are all original samples sourced from their respective units. VSTs: Digital Suburban Dexed IK Multimedia Sampletron 2 Native Instruments ...
Radioaktivität - 1991 - Kraftwerk - Cover
zhlédnutí 17KPřed 9 měsíci
I decided to re-work some of my older material, but CZcams compressed my visuals terribily on this one, so please keep in mind that the render on my side looked a lot better than what you can see here. VSTs: Arturia Synclavier V Korg MS-20 Native Instruments Kontakt Native Instruments Massive Native Instruments Massive X Native Instruments Reaktor SAMPLES: E-mu Emulator II Samples Vako Orchestr...
EW music, hello. The phoneme sounds cool. But there is a question. Where do you get Florian's complete phonemes without unnecessary sounds? I tried to do it, but it didn't work.
NI FM7
Absolutely not!
Amazing
What keyboard is this?
@@The_Egomaniac M-Audio Code 61
What did you use for the melody?
This is great, the beauty of the '86 instruments, motifs from the original original song, and the short-and-sweet feeling of the 3D version
One of my favourite newer Computer Love versions, alongside with the Ultra 2012
@@JackBobsonOfficial this is based off of the 1991 version, newer versions after that have been played
I still don't like my Cyrillic version of this font, need to fix it a little bit. And i still don't know it's original name
i always put the 2014-2016 lead and bassline on 1991 version in my head, glad you did it and love it!
The bass sound is very good
@@miyamusic Your Kraftwerk covers are really great! The Electric Café one is my favourite, please keep making them!
I miss the 2006 version (at least i saved it in my audio storage), but this one defenitely sounds good
Maybe it will be back one day, who knows.
Here it is: on.soundcloud.com/65kHBtYsnM9yEsoQ9
@@EWormMusic also, what about the TEE cover, that you've published in like October-November 2023?
@@Eternal_Cringe_the2nd-of9jb New one is available on SoundCloud
@@EWormMusic i rarely checking out the SC, thanks. Some things have really changed
a masterpiece, also great mastering in this version.
Thanks man, I left you a comment on SoundCloud.
@@EWormMusic Yes I saw it, and thanks for that, I appreciated.
New mix: on.soundcloud.com/gADGRLSoUnLq2eBs9
Yu realize a dream that i have as a child
Everyone wants to sound like Florian
@@EWormMusic i see XD Listen kraft since i was 5, today i have 23
Hace una combinación perfecta entre versiones modernas y la original de 1978. Gran Trabajo!! 👌
America BHA 🇦🇷
This kind of sounds like, to me anyway, what the demo could have been if Ralf and Florian had confidence with what they were making and had direction when they made the demos of Techno Pop and Sex Object, since it was their uncertainty that got that version scrapped for do-overs that used then-new music hardware from what I recall being said by Karl and Wolfgang in interviews. I do wonder though if they do have the demo versions in archive, they just don't have a need or desire to release them, since most bootleg recordings sound like the beginning is partly cut off, plus it'd be nice to get them in high quality audio after so long.
As much as I enjoy the 1983 and 1986 versions, I always thought that we lacked a transition version that combined elements from both.
@@EWormMusic I think I feel a similar deal with House Phone, though it's more similar to your shortened version of Techno Pop, where if I was covering House Phone, I'd maybe include elements from the later half of the extended version of Telephone Call so House Phone doesn't feel so empty. But all that'd really be is just adjusting House Phone to fit in the automated error message voices from that later half of Telephone Call, since there's not much else to include.
sounds like a remaster of the original, nice work!
kraftwerk is interesting to me, it seems they can communicate using a language based on numbers or algebra. during my teens years which was in the early 80's maybe late 70's, at night i could hear talking yet it was fast and not clear in its message, like multiple radio stations. the church I ran away from, would say to us young people, "Do you hear chatter at night! Those are demons!" Well, it wasn't, it was Kraftwerk. Unfortunately, I heard what a person with demons sounds like...its almost like its trying imitate something in the universe. thank you, kraftwerk
Holy smokes, this is incredible! Been hoping for a cover of this version of Techno Pop for ages, and I'm glad to have finally found one! Checked out your other covers as well, and all of them are pretty awesome!
Many thanks!
Great job, man! Good for short term memory although I also noticed several atomic reference names wich I didn't know. Even better.
Cool!
A machine inside is
This is actually very good, the sounds, the visuals, and my beloved votrax voice!
Isn’t this based on the 2009 edited version?
... As stated in the description 😊...
This is amazing! I gotta ask how did you extract the vocals so well? i've been dying to get my hands on accurate german votrax vocals but all my attempts have failed.
Thanks! I extracted the stems from the 5.1 Katalog surround sound mix and subsequently cleaned them up.
Or you could hang out at any Haltestelle in Germany and ask any random bloke, perhaps of a certain age, who'll be nigh on guaranteed to sing/intone the lyrics of any Kraftwerk track in a word~perfect manner.
hard thing abt making kraftwerk sounds is it came out from the rarest machine item they could probably have back in the 80's and they could only make any types of sounds as futuristic as possible to them, and now in any modern equipment or any available samples from devices it's hard to create that rare pieces from the 80's. And i'm actually surprised that you'd able to make that acid bassline that anybody can't make.
@@kraftwerklover69 ig many people still have that minimoog on their displays and it still works just fine to create that robots bass pattern
It's possible with the right analog emulator VST but still it can be hard to get perfect sounding sound recreations.
It's not that difficult
This is cool!
С каждым годом добавляются новые названия мест пострадавших от радиации
A little bit inspired by Andrew Shaw, but anyway perfect!
I still struggle to come up with original ideas sometimes. I look elsewhere for inspiration. I hope you don't think I'm copying him!
Dude?! Who are you?! This is really, really, well done. The level of skill and creativity is truly commendable, and I'm sure many would appreciate and support your work even further. You've got to be a professional, yes? I'd really like to hear more of your work, and if I may be so bold as to throw a few ideas at you for your review.
Thanks! I'm just a fan who's very passionate about KW.
Giro 1974???
Great tunes listening to this and waiting for the 2024 tour de France.
😍
dá hora essa música do Kraftwerk
💎💎💎Fantastic Diamond musical works👍👍👍
Great Cover! Keep up the good work!
I'm not planning on stopping :)
Brings back memories for me
So great you put Fukushima there in this version as well. Awesome version!!
I also experimented with other city names, but I decided to remain more faithful to the original. I might make a version with my own city names one day.
@@EWormMusic Olkiluoto! :) Now this is the best version i've heard! Great work
What a wonderful cover. Your reinterpretations of KW tracks are always on point, being minimalist and faithful to the original material (with some personal additions here and there). Cheers!
That means a lot. Thank you very much.
Es wird immer weiter gehn' Musik als Träger von Ideen
How to make the same synthesised voice as you and kraftwerk used in the beginning? Where can i find that "voice generator"?
"Ra-di-oo-akti-vi-taet" - Ralf's voice I believe. Somebody confirm of deny please. City names - Florian recorded himself saying each phoneme separately and then slapped them together, forming words. Karl Bartos actually did that as well with one of his tracks, I don't remember the name of it, but it's very easy to find. "Stop Radioaktivitaet" - Robovox, aka an extension for Votrax that allows to pitch shift each phoneme separately (or even vocode the Votrax phonemes with an external carrier!). This only exists as a hardware.
@@NikolayZubkov You are correct.
@@polyrobo Not sure what you mean here but no. Florian voiced "Odin, dva, tri" for 90' and on "Numbers".
Brilliant work!! I wondered why I can’t message you on instagram any more - have you deleted your account?
Long story. But yes, I lost my account. Message me on FB anytime!
Pretty good!
Tried my best... as always.
Fantastic!!!
Many thanks!
BY DJ MAGIC VILMO FROM BRAZIL 808 ARE FAN OF KREAFTWERK (VILMO LIMA)
TEKNIK! 💥
P E R F E K T
Beautiful!
Thank you!