Has anybody made a cover of WFC or Calypso 2.
I could cover the WFC, but cannot read notes very well.
> STUDER A820Anthony wrote:yeah good choice, calypso 2 is a great track too, I used to listen to it loud in the car)
By the way, would anyone know which keyboard jean-michel used to make it ?
I remember that his staff were using a lot of "Korg" gear (T1, T3) at La Defense in 1990...
I have the WFC songbook, so sequencer program is the only needed program to make backing tracks.Nico_Noyau wrote:A cover of WFC ?
More than 47 minutes to cover
You need the software he used to do that
Hey I reckon you forgot the steel drums in your listNico_Noyau wrote:> STUDER A820Anthony wrote:yeah good choice, calypso 2 is a great track too, I used to listen to it loud in the car)
By the way, would anyone know which keyboard jean-michel used to make it ?
I remember that his staff were using a lot of "Korg" gear (T1, T3) at La Defense in 1990...
> AKAI S1000
> FAIRLIGHT CMI-II
> ARP 2600
> ELKA Synthex
> KORG T3
> ROLAND D-50
> ROLAND SH-101
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Candenza Software : AMI (Algorithmic Musical Instrument)Nico_Noyau wrote:What is the name of the program... maybe it is possible to have it for PC
As a backup ?Synthesist wrote:Sorry for being a little off-topic, but what synth was used as a backup for the steeldrums on Calypso? sounds like something you could pull out of the D-50, but if the D-50 was only for minor stuff on the WFC album...