Wow, I didn't know that "lake" sample came from Sesame Street. So many sources and history just goes unknown in BoC music. Beautiful recreation, so close to the original!!
This is another phenomenal remake from you! I would have never guessed that both the trill and the child’s voice were sampled from Sesame Street (also blowing my mind that the voice is saying “Lake” instead of “Yeah”). Brilliant find!
2 out of 3 best Roygbiv remakes commenting and complementing each other. How cool is that! You need PiotrCieslik (Peter Carpenter) to complete a Hat Trick :)
SICK!!! My son and I have loved this song since forever! Boards of Canada reminds me of the late 70's / early 80's music that was set to programs such as Science International, based out of Canadian Broadcasting. EXCELLENT WORK!!!
IFBC .. Independant Film Board of Canada .. coincidence I think not! But seriously the brothers dad moved them from Scotland to Calgary back in the day as an architect to build something there they took the name and the vibes as influence from fbc
Thanks! I had a hunch when I first heard the musical parts before the “lake!” In the Sesame Street episode. Was definitely pretty cool to actually find the exact part and recreate it.
You've done it! I've listened to the original countless times, and of all the covers I've heard, no one can get the "trill" right. This is perfect. Masterfully done.
Amazing! I love how you’ve uncovered so many truths: the true art of subtle sampling is maybe the greatest contribution to post 70’s music. And that a band who everyone assumed was so organic and analog have digital components make up they’re greatest sounds (eg, S1000 and AN1X). Thanks so much for bringing some clarity to how these magicians create.
Incredible. I accidentally started noodling "June 9th" by accident this evening, which is what brought me here. You have recreated ROYGBIV with such astonishing fidelity. 👍👏
Great job with your cover, and many thanks for telling us the actual source of the arpeggio and kid samples! Thanks to that I was finally able to put those samples in my own cover, after more than 3 years that I made it.
I don't know how I got here but this was magical. Great job! I makes me appreciate the original more because I was able to see all the constituent parts by themselves through your recreation and walkthrough.
Thank you so much for this. Im a noobie and literally started using ableton a week ago. Ive been dying to see someone givin a behins the curtain look at this song cause i want to cover it. Just my like u uploaded this 6 days ago :')
Wow, I've researched this to the max but only got about half of it right! (which I am still a little smug about!) Just out of interest, what drum samples did you use, they sound really good!
Thanks! Its just a hodge podge of samples and sounds from a ton of different libraries/sources, along with some recorded household items (such as my keys jangling which is layered with the snare).
this is like cracking a ridiculously hard code, or puzzle, or encryption. Every other remade I've heard was terrible and sounds nothing like the original. Not fully the same but definitely the closest. I thought it was impossible!
@@drubber007 the “lake!” sample was documented before as being from that episode. I had a hunch that the “trill” sound was from the same episode and got lucky in finding it.
@@Psilocy-ben Again mate, great work! How long would you say it took you to get to grips with Ableton? I'd love to start using it as I have so many ideas for making music.
@@drubber007 thanks! I was able to start making tracks pretty quickly in Ableton, but definitely took some years to get very comfortable and to be able to create the sounds I wanted. There’s still a lot about the program I don’t know/utilize I’m sure.
Hey, I notice you only show the processing on one of the piano layers. Could you explain the difference between them, the processing you’re doing on each?
Hey if I recall they’re pretty much identical but they’re just panned to each side and the track delay might be slightly behind on one to give a chorus like effect
I believe I used one called “the Giant”. However, I honestly feel like it was the one part that was pretty far from the original. The piano they used on Roygbiv just had a really unique sound to it that I just couldn’t create accurately.
i think the drum sounds are still a tad off, a bit thacky or thocky where other recordings sound a tad fuller, but still an amazing reproduction bravo.
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CZcams detects it as the original- that's how you know it's a good remake. Stellar work and good ear on finding the trill!!
Wow I didn’t notice that, hah. Thank you!
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Can only imagine the feeling of putting this all together. Amazing! Now imagine what the brothers felt when they made the damn thing from scratch!
It’s “Lake” and not “Hey”!
Illuminati confirmed!!!
Amazing work.
I always thought it was "Save"
I thought it was Say
I always thought it said "Ready"
This is super awesome! I literally yelled "wtf!" when I saw how you got the trill sample.
Thanks! I was pretty surprised when I was actually able to find/recreate it also.
Seconded
Sublime my friend. No words.
Wow, I didn't know that "lake" sample came from Sesame Street. So many sources and history just goes unknown in BoC music.
Beautiful recreation, so close to the original!!
This is another phenomenal remake from you! I would have never guessed that both the trill and the child’s voice were sampled from Sesame Street (also blowing my mind that the voice is saying “Lake” instead of “Yeah”). Brilliant find!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. It was definitely a cool moment when I realized I had found and successfully recreated the trill!
2 out of 3 best Roygbiv remakes commenting and complementing each other. How cool is that! You need PiotrCieslik (Peter Carpenter) to complete a Hat Trick :)
i always heard "say"
I always thought it was saying "Hey!"
@@Arklelinuke i thought it was Elaine
OK now YOU have my entire respect... Hell yeah, that's a fcking good recreation for once !
Even the track colors are ROYGBIV. Well done.
SICK!!! My son and I have loved this song since forever! Boards of Canada reminds me of the late 70's / early 80's music that was set to programs such as Science International, based out of Canadian Broadcasting. EXCELLENT WORK!!!
IFBC .. Independant Film Board of Canada .. coincidence I think not! But seriously the brothers dad moved them from Scotland to Calgary back in the day as an architect to build something there they took the name and the vibes as influence from fbc
this is incredible
wow. blown away. the lake sample is truly a find
Incredible! Great work figuring out the trill came from the same source as the ‘lake’, it definitely sounds the part here ✨
Thanks! I had a hunch when I first heard the musical parts before the “lake!” In the Sesame Street episode. Was definitely pretty cool to actually find the exact part and recreate it.
@@Psilocy-ben Amazing set of ears sir!
You've done it! I've listened to the original countless times, and of all the covers I've heard, no one can get the "trill" right. This is perfect. Masterfully done.
You have an amazing set of ears. This is incredible!
So cool that this song is still popular. Well done.
Amazing! I love how you’ve uncovered so many truths: the true art of subtle sampling is maybe the greatest contribution to post 70’s music. And that a band who everyone assumed was so organic and analog have digital components make up they’re greatest sounds (eg, S1000 and AN1X). Thanks so much for bringing some clarity to how these magicians create.
Incredible. I accidentally started noodling "June 9th" by accident this evening, which is what brought me here. You have recreated ROYGBIV with such astonishing fidelity. 👍👏
This is literally perfect
this must have been a pain to get this exact, godspeed my guy
That moment when you hear all the individual tracks that were already impressively similar come together, it was like magic. Beautiful.
I like how you made the track colors ROYGBIV. Nice extra little tribute.
I have a newfound appreciation for this track now. Pure wizardry.
this is incredible. you absolutely nailed those sesame street samples as well as everything else
dude you even painted the channels on the roygbiv color sequence, that's amazing
Striking how you nailed that bass sound; not to mention all the other genius finds. Most impressive.
Great job with your cover, and many thanks for telling us the actual source of the arpeggio and kid samples! Thanks to that I was finally able to put those samples in my own cover, after more than 3 years that I made it.
I am extremely impressed. Amazing work there. GJ!
absolutely beautiful man! good work.
This is INSANELY good! I'm glued to the next cover.
Thanks! Been working on a few more, hopefully they’ll see the light of day
Fantastic job! Beautiful recreation of a beautiful track. Thanks for the matching ROY G BIV track colors. :-)
Oh my god. Absolutely fantastic work!11!!!!1!
This is absolutely incredible. Kudos!
Absolutely perfect. Well done!
Ok, enough game. Are you Marcus or Mike?
Excellent cover - this is most likely to be the best thing I hear today, thanks!
Hey man! This cover is really cool. I didnt know what the phrase was until now.Thank you for covering it.
YOU ARE A GENIOUS. IM BLOWN AWAY
Brilliant deconstructive work, bravo
Sounds just like the original! Even the sample of the kid talking!
My favorite detail of this track is how is fades away at the end, giving the illusion that the song is forever playing
I don't know how I got here but this was magical. Great job! I makes me appreciate the original more because I was able to see all the constituent parts by themselves through your recreation and walkthrough.
I felt this in my soul.
Beautiful work my friend!
Amazing recreation, well done
Incredible.
Just incredible
this is the best remake of this song i've seen so far!! my favorite BOC song. well done!!
Masterpiece
Spot on! specially the piano.
Fantastic work, really spot on!
Crushing it…good work. 👍🏻
Thank you so much for this. Im a noobie and literally started using ableton a week ago. Ive been dying to see someone givin a behins the curtain look at this song cause i want to cover it. Just my like u uploaded this 6 days ago :')
Glad you enjoyed it. You should share your cover when you finish!
@@Psilocy-ben will do😁
Wow, I've researched this to the max but only got about half of it right! (which I am still a little smug about!) Just out of interest, what drum samples did you use, they sound really good!
Thanks! Its just a hodge podge of samples and sounds from a ton of different libraries/sources, along with some recorded household items (such as my keys jangling which is layered with the snare).
This is incredible
This just amazes me !!!!! I have to sub 100%
wow, very impressive! the only thing more impressive is how the original was made from scratch. So many good ideas in such a simple track.
You nailed it! Sounds just like the original!
👌🏻 pure gold
superb
I'm impressed
This is spot on, just needs a little bit of tape warmth or teeny tiny bit of a pass filter, you nailed it!
My friend you are brilliant
this is brilliant and all but whens the next line rider video; cmon ive been waiting 4ever
Incredible
Amaaazing 🎉
Inspirational work! Would love to be able to create this myself one day.
sounds exactly like it !!!
AAAAAAMazing!!
Hey I would love a Kaini Industries cover. No one can seem to get it right, you are our only hope
Just seeing your comment. I’ve actually already done it. Might get around to sharing it one day soon!
@@Psilocy-ben would also love to see your take on Kaini Industries. I’ve been playing about with the sequence on my modular.
Amazing , sounds 👍 great
Nice job, man!
Great job man!
Well done, this is excellent work!
Well done!
Impressive Energy 💜
fcking amazing!
Fucking Amazing, cant belive :o
LUV THAT! and subbed 👍💯🖖
Good job there
Nice job
Amazing
There is a ROYGBIV reference in an episode of Rainbow High as well.
wow
Brilliant
this is like cracking a ridiculously hard code, or puzzle, or encryption. Every other remade I've heard was terrible and sounds nothing like the original. Not fully the same but definitely the closest. I thought it was impossible!
Glad ya enjoyed it! Finding/recreating the correct little melodic “trill” from Sesame Street for sure felt like cracking a code hah.
brilliant
Wow great cover 👌
If only I could afford waves plugins
Damn well splendid... Tips cap
so incredible, where did you get the drum sounds from??
@@kaisynerd123 the drum sounds are just a collections of one shots from all over. A couple of the sounds were my own foley recordings I believe
Great remake! Do u sell the project file?
Could you put a midi or something in the description? I'd love to cover this, and having a guide would be incredibly helpful.
If you pause the video during the walkthrough, you should be able to clearly see all the midi parts for the synths.
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Perfect! how did you know that was a Sesame Street sample??
@@drubber007 the “lake!” sample was documented before as being from that episode. I had a hunch that the “trill” sound was from the same episode and got lucky in finding it.
@@Psilocy-ben Again mate, great work! How long would you say it took you to get to grips with Ableton? I'd love to start using it as I have so many ideas for making music.
@@drubber007 thanks! I was able to start making tracks pretty quickly in Ableton, but definitely took some years to get very comfortable and to be able to create the sounds I wanted. There’s still a lot about the program I don’t know/utilize I’m sure.
Класс 👍 ,ради 5-7 минут ,столько надо времени на обработку!
Hey, I notice you only show the processing on one of the piano layers. Could you explain the difference between them, the processing you’re doing on each?
Hey if I recall they’re pretty much identical but they’re just panned to each side and the track delay might be slightly behind on one to give a chorus like effect
I come back to this amazing work. Which kontakt piano library did you used. Thanks !
I believe I used one called “the Giant”. However, I honestly feel like it was the one part that was pretty far from the original. The piano they used on Roygbiv just had a really unique sound to it that I just couldn’t create accurately.
i think the drum sounds are still a tad off, a bit thacky or thocky where other recordings sound a tad fuller, but still an amazing reproduction bravo.
Perfect remake! How can I have these sounds??