Axel F - Harold Faltermeyer cover on Genos2

[Amwilburn]

Too bad the sound quality from the camera mic is so poor (I don't understand why she didn't just plug directly into the mixer) but I was trying to show off some of the new, punchier basses. (Also the new Production drum kit, which as Lee would say: the kick can be felt more than heard)

Huge thanks to Ferdinando Montecuollo ; I had prepped this demo ages ago, but couldn't figure out how to make the high pitched synth ticking sound, and was stumped on what to do for the rhythm for the "marimba" bridge part; Ferndinando emailed me a copy of the style he used for his YouTube video, and I plugged in his D parts into my style D parts, and his ticking sound onto my style B and C parts.

Basically I'd designed approx 75% of a style and never finished the rest (over a year ago, in fact) and if it wasn't for Ferdinando, I wouldn't have had this piece ready for our February concert!

Mark

[pedro_pedroc]

Hello, Mark.

The bass with your left hand is awesome - I liked it very much. And the genos 2 sounds are amazing.

Congratulations

Pedro

[Del]

Hi Mark
Excellent cover and the orchestration was spot on as was the style.

best regards
Del

[Amwilburn]

Thanks Pedro & Del! Means a lot coming from you guys!

I can't wait to refilm this properly (ie not using the camera's mic) so that we can get the proper stereo mix.
I hope Ferdinando sees this (the result of his help when I was stuck making the style for Axel F... No Crazyfrog!!)
The entire style portion during the bridge (Marimba Section) was Ferdinando's, incl the accompaniment. I told him I just couldn't figure out 2 specific parts, and he sent me a copy of his style to plug the gaps!

Mark