| Written and performed by Mystery with Erik Schmidt on percussion, July 2009. Make sure to watch in HQ. |
| An instrumental made very fast just to test how the Tascam US-122 USB Audio/Midi Interface would work on my not so powerful laptop (1,60 GHz - 512 MB RAM). It managed to handle about 16 mono tracks without complaining. Written and performed by Mystery 2009. |
| Instruments used: Roland TR-606, Roland CompuRhythm CR-8000, Arturia MinimoogV, Arturia Arp 2600V, Korg MicroKorg. Written and performed by Mystery. Make sure to watch in HQ. |
| A cover version of Paul McCartney's "Heaven On A Sunday". Instruments used: Seagull S6 and Roland CompuRhythm Cr-8000. Make sure to watch in HQ. |
| A cover of OMD's "Bloc Bloc Bloc". Instruments used: Novation K-Station, MicroKorg, Electribe ER-1 and Electribe ES-1. Songwriters: OMD (from the album "Crush", 1986. |
| This piece of music was
created during the first test of my new phaser; The Big Brick Stage Edition. The phaser was built by Michael Kukat inspired by the Electro-Harmonix Small Stone Phaser. Make sure to watch all his You Tube videos building the phaser from start to finish. And make sure to watch this video in HQ mode. |
| I wrote this instrumental as a tribute to Yazoo as I've always been a big fan. All keyboard parts are played on the Korg MicroKorg. Drumsounds are from the Korg Electribes: ER-1 and ES-1.The video is a slideshow of photos I took during 3 concerts I attended with Yazoo during their 2008 Reconnected Tour. Hope you enjoy! |
| This
video was an experiment to see how OMD's Electricity would sound using
only two small Casio keyboards and a drum machine. All keyboard parts
are played live - no sequencing - since neither one of them have any
type of sync. The video is very basic as it is my very first try at
making one. Hope you enjoy! Music & Lyrics: Paul Humphreys/Andy McCluskey (OMD) |
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YouTube via
MusicMik
"Today, Steen and I will show you a quite interesting small project. Steen has a broken Roland CR-78 and sits in Denmark, I have the knowledge to repair it and sit in Germany. He could send the unit to me to have me repair it, but we tried a different thing, as Steen thought that he could do the job if I guide him through the steps. So I told him
what material he needs to replace the potentially failed latches for
the instrument triggers, he got the material, I told him a bit how to
solder and desolder, created the desoldering video recently, and after
those preparations, we started all this. |