Casino Royale Theme (You Know My Name) on FLOPPOTRON 3.0 

The uniqueness is why I love soviet synthpop, they used also some globally recognized synthesizers in the 70's - 80's but also had some of their own, really unique melodies etc.

yeah , it sounds pleasantly imperfect

Yes. 3ish seconds and a fade out.

RU-vid resolution lol?

best one!

@@hof_prod lol

Best one of the more recent movies, and the only one I actually like.

Yes, I am waiting for a real orchestra sized Floppotron 4 now. Make PC parts a.k.a. Floppotrons big again!

Indeed, floppotron 3 has just the right amount of floppies.

Yws

Oh yes but now entire song

Ja

I don't agree... too much bohemian rhapsody

@@wujternolek It's actually more work...

You and me both. Tremendous loss.

This. And did anyone else get goosebumps while listening?

Yeah… big loss for the music industry.

Detroit: Become Human 2, Connor becomes a Secret Service agent

Thats probably because it's being played by a computer.

Absolutely or maybe portal 2 end credits want you gone

And it randomly says thing about the old world and how much it’s glad that everyone is dead

@@jacobprentice2649 yeah! Portal 2's pretty much exactly the sort of thing this reminds me of

No Adele, this is Bond, James Bond!

"Writing's on the Wall" never says the word "Spectre", also "All Time High" from "Octopussy", "We Have All the Time in the World" from OHMSS

@@raggededge82 you may be interested (as I was) to learn that Radiohead were originally approached to write a theme for Spectre but their composition was rejected. That one is just called "Spectre". Highly recommend a listen if you haven't heard it

Just watch Casino Royale twice instead

@@thekiss2083 There are two versions of Casino Royale. The spoof from the 60's and the serious one from 2006.

I agree. That would be perfect.

Indeed

Um...yes please. Then we can just open the gate and go on through.

Oh yeah 👍

The Kylie song is very sparsely instrumented so it wouldn't sound very impressive on the Floppotron.

It's called editing....

Longer explanation than the other person gave, I don't know what setup Pavel (the creator of these things) has camera wise, but I have a few ideas: 1. Single camera used and the track is played over and over until Pavel has all of the shots he wants. 2. Multi-camera. He plays the track once with a series of cameras. 3. Most likely is he uses several cameras, plays each song several times, and moves fixed cameras around while having a moving camera, either in a fixed position and moved by remote control or he has a hand held camera. Either way, all video tracks are edited into the video you see. Shouldn't be too hard to line up the sound, from there it's what shots does he wants when. I doubt he's sophisticated, and there's no real reason to be, to "live edit" where he has all of the cameras going and he's in a control room punching up shots once.

I also realized it's Pawel, not Pavel, but might be pronounced "Pavel." Anyways, I'd imagine each of his camera shots are done for the whole song, so once he has the early notes lined up, he just needs to pick the video track he wants and then cut the rest, or that's what I'd do. I didn't see how many shots he has or if there's a pattern to him cycling through of them, but it seems like he has only so many shots. Enough to be interesting to the viewer, but not so many it's insanity to edit and watch. It's smart editing. I'd imagine he has a master music track over the video, but hears the sound from the video to line them up. I hope this helps!

@@wesleywildcat84 Or to RE-summarize guy's 2 paragraphs: "It's called editing"

@@bmw328igearhead - As the guy who wrote the paragraphs, who you tagged, I know. Some people may have no idea what goes into it, thus not really answering the question.

Die another day?

They don’t hold a candle to the older stuff… Live and Let Die, View To A Kill, and the classic Bond theme, the one we all know by heart!

@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial I think, nay I know, we all need to hear On Her Majesty's Secret Service's theme on the Floppatron 3.0 It would kill!