It's this time of year again!
Or maybe it's just time for my second Depeche Mode cover.
I wanted to make a simple electronic sounding cover of "It doesn't matter two" from the Black Celebration album. I am quite pleased with the results. As always, my singing is what bothers me the most. Had to do a lot of takes for this to become good enough.
This is an all VST arrangement using only Cubase Studio 4, Zebra, Pro-53, FM8, Reaktor and Alchemy, and of course some plugins for dynamics and reverb, etc...
Anyway, here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqQPdMOHnhs
There is also a link to the song on soundcloud if you can't stand the video or don't want to use youtube:
http://soundcloud.com/peter-morck/it-doesnt-matter-two-dm
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Cool to hear you sing! Nice harmonies.
ReplyDeleteBtw, the youtube link above the video goes to Boys say go.
Hey, thanks :)
ReplyDeleteOops, fixed the link. Thanks again ;)
Nice job! and... don't worry about the singing :-)
ReplyDeletewimek
Damned Peter,
ReplyDeletethis is by far the most beautiful cover of this wonderful song that i ever heard. this record builds the soundtrack of my puperty, my youth! Thank you for emphasizing the fragile atmosphere of this song. its heard in your voice!
By the way, i bookmarked you website. please write some more personal opinions on the gear you review.
Thanks and Greetings from outer space,
prosper donge
Hi :)
DeleteThank you very much for your kind words!
Glad I could evoke some emotions in someone :)
I don't really review gear. The things I write are mostly about what I have owned and/or repaired. I've been trying to make a "one-synth-song" with the CS-30, just as a demo, but I never finished it because I wasn't happy with it. Some day maybe.
Take care,
Peter