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How Hard Can It Be to ReMake a Hit With This Tiny Setup?

I saw this tiny mobile audio interface from Synido and was immediately transported back to the late 90s — an era of slick, silver "futuristic" design. The first song that came to mind? The iconic "I'm Blue (Da Ba Dee)" by Eiffel 65. So, I decided to challenge myself: can I remake this 1998 hit using only a phone and this tiny device? And because I can't do anything simple, I'll be doing it in the most chaotic, convoluted way possible! I'll be sampling everything directly into the powerful Koala Sampler app, using it like a DAW to build the track piece by piece. Join me as I attempt to layer drums, piano, bass, and synth. For the vocals, I'm even attempting to use the Teenage Engineering PO-Speak to replicate that legendary robot sound. Will it work? I have no idea. This video is a journey into creative music-making with limited gear, a throwback to 90s nostalgia, and a testament to why sometimes, the most complicated path is the most fun. Key moments: The inspiration behind this weird project Connecting the Synido A20 to my phone Laying down the drum beat (and a funny story about my daughter) Recording the piano with a Tula Mic Adding the bass guitar with a multi-fx pedal The chaotic attempt to get the vocals right with the PO-Speak Putting it all together and the final result! My thoughts on the Synido A20's cool features Get one for yourself here: Live Dock A20: https://amzn.to/3H4p9Ig Synido official website: https://www.synido.com/ Affiliate links PO-35 Speak: https://amzn.to/4mq6KVG Squier Jazz bass: https://amzn.to/3U3dg8C Arturia Microfreak: https://amzn.to/40IO7DT Synido Live Dock A20: https://amzn.to/4mkplSN #synido #livedocka20 #synidotech 00:00 intro 01:48 connecting 02:19 recording drums 02:52 recording piano 03:17 recording bass guitar 04:21 MicroFreak 04:40 PO-35 05:34 some cool features 07:49 the finished song