Nord Stage 3 Arpeggiator (The Who: Baba O'Riley synth / keyboard beginning) (Part 3) скачать в хорошем качестве

Nord Stage 3 Arpeggiator (The Who: Baba O'Riley synth / keyboard beginning) (Part 3)

✅ Master your Nord keyboard: https://www.MyKeysToMusic.com ✅ Patreon:   / mykeystomusic   ✅ Price your Nord keyboard and get a two-year warranty (U.S. Customers Affiliate Link): https://bit.ly/Sweetwater_MyKeysToMusic ✅ Learn how to program synthesizers: Syntorial Affiliate Link: https://www.syntorial.com/?via=MyKeys... 🔔 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LATEST VIDEOS! http://bit.ly/MKTM_Sub This video features the song "Baba O'Riley" and the Nord Stage 3 (https://amzn.to/2RHBjHQ) along with help from the Boss RC-505MK2 Loop Station: https://amzn.to/3wu0i9g, to imitate this song created by The Who and the amazing talents of Pete Townshend and his arpeggiator/synths. From the Who's album "Who's Next", this track is simply amazing and I wanted the chance to learn how to play the beginning part of Baba O'Riley for myself. I've included a special PBS segment to give you some background which helped inspire me to create this video. Here is the link for the PBS special featuring early synthesizers and the arpeggiation work done by Pete Townshend.    • Видео   == Equipment Used in this video (affiliate links) == 🔗 Boss RC-505MK2 Loop Station): https://amzn.to/3wu0i9g Please note that I appreciate the discovery already done by the YouTube community on this. This is my own take on things and my own way to imitate it. I realize of course that the way it was "actually done" was far different than the way I've presented it here. Some people are saying that it's the ARP 2600, sample and hold, gate trig while others are saying it was done with a Lowrey Organ and the Marimba setting. Update for 2019: There is a VERSION 2 of this video now available where we use a sample to imitate the synth part. You may like this even better:    • Nord Stage 3 Discovery: Training/Tutorial ...   Background info: This video took approx 10 hours to do the following: • Dissect and reverse engineer the song • Create a sound a close approximation of the sound on the Nord • Figure out the exact tempo • Rehearse playing along with the original song • Prep for recording • Record • Edit video (add in other elements/graphics, PBS special, etc.) • Upload the video, write description edit tags, etc. Although the video was done in one take, I did approximately 6 rehearsal run-throughs prior to hitting the record button. I enjoyed every minute of this. I can't think of a better song to immerse oneself in as a way to get more familiar with the A1 synth engine of the Nord Stage 3 and to explore one of the finest creations by the Who. Using electronic keyboards like the Nord featured here, I sometimes like to learn how to play things from bands like The Who, Yes, Genesis, Rush, and so on. Hope you enjoy it. Please share, comment, subscribe, and all that good stuff. If you like it, I'll create more like it. Download the link to the program (settings) used for the arpeggiator sound: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8dd71j4zh56... 👀 Buy your Nord keyboards at Sweetwater and get a 2-year warranty! https://bit.ly/Sweetwater_Nord_Keyboards (U.S. Customers) Some links above are affiliate links providing me a small commission to help support the channel. The price is the same to you even if you use the links for your purchase. Thank you! 🙏🏻