Vivaldi Four Seasons, Summer, On Analog Synthesizer - Look Mum No Computer 

Are you playing back a MIDI file in this? Were you playing a MIDI file with your Christmas music too?

@@mataloger the keyboard machine is plugged into a midi sequencer for the vid. regarding the christmas one its a midi sequencer. so yes. my synth only talks externally to midi to keep wires between cases minimal for quick setup time.

Could you have a go at Vangalis, Chariots of Fire, if you have the time of course?

You're a genius, Sam. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙇❤️🌹

​@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER with respect to keeping wires short and quick setups, have you thought of making a pair of midi remotes using Arduino's and analogue 433MHz modules for 0 latency? They wouldn't ever need to be disconnected while remaining a wireless link between 2 or more devices.could support passthrough too allowing wired and wireless to work together for multiple devices.

Total agreement! Sam - please press these on your next LP!!

You might like some of OVERWERK's older stuff.

​@@nathanlewry633 Yeah, Overwerk makes great stuff.

Is Mozart was alive today he'd lose his shit over the synths. _(in a good way)_ _I also realise this is Vivaldi not Mozart, but Mozart loved making music like it was what he lived and breathed for, Autism for the win_

I could not agree more!

YES SHE WOULD!!! I spoke with her via the internet several times and she always delighted in new ideas for electronic music!

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Wendy Carlos's music Lawyers less so. People get worked taken down off youtube for daring to do classical synth music in the style of Wendy Carlos

@@billyballbuster Her name is Wendy.

@@billyballbuster She changed her name. I have a copy of the rereleased version in her new name.

Check out the album Qlassix by Fantastic Plastic Machine. While a lot lighter in tone, they're a fun a bunch of classic covers

You gotta get Switched on Bach, it's a synth album legend

I don't think LMNC has done any Bach yet? This needs to be remedied --- Bach is the OC heavy metal!

Tron 3 OST by LMNC when?

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​@Don't Read My Profile Photo Ok.

I’d be very interested in Beethoven. I think of Beethoven as the gateway to the modern paradigm with his experiments in discordance and transitional notes.

If Vivaldi did not like this, he must be dead ; )

I always wonder if you went back in time and showed artists reinterpretations of their music with technology so advanced it looks like music and beats that seem demonic at first if they would really appreciate and love it or not... Just imagine that brainfuck he would have listening to this

@@Buderus69 I do wonder about that, and obviously no one could ever actually know…but….We have a different relationship to music, in the days of basically all the classic composers you only heard a piece of music if people could play it, they didn’t get our luxury to listen at our leisure and I think they probably would have found it lacking. There really is a a whole full-body feeling to being in a theatre and hearing an orchestra, it’s all those individual instruments independently vibrating the air around them. Speakers can come shockingly close, but they can’t re-create that. But if you consider all that, and then think how they might respond to devices which can seamlessly play notes above and beyond the register of any other instrument in the orchestra, with polyphonic complexity and a precise timbre of your choosing. That’s a lot of power for people who compose a piece of music with a multitude of voices. And if you look at the most obvious of them all, Beethoven may have been able to appreciate amplification in a way that few others then could. Not that he would have fully heard it in the way we would, but given his bad hearing it would have provided a physical sense of sound that was unprecedented. One way or another it’s really interesting to think about. I mean pipe organs were certainly very popular precisely because of the types of things synthesizers actually do much better, aside from the insane physical presence.

Yeaaah was thinking the same

I've often thought there should be a Soundtrack Sequel to CO! And this might fit (except that technically there aren't "techno drums" on CO, only orchestral, and modular noise)

RIGHTRIGHTRIGHT i thought the same thing

@romankosins- what do you mean "new " soundtrack to clockwork orange? That movie and its soundtrack came out in 1969? But yes, Wendy Carlos kind of has synth classical on lockdown as "her thing" yeah.

@@evancairo one person can't "lock down" a style of music, even if they are the greatest known example. Classical music has a lot of usage / arrangement of earlier material in it's history. ^ perhaps he meant "a new soundtrack" rather than "the"

100%

Yes!

I would buy this album.

@@michealmorris3766 As would I

Indeed .. yes, I'd happily pay for an album of classical pieces done on your synths. Might you, perhaps, consider creating one ? .. Thanks, Chris-'S.'

While the sentiment is nice, Wendy Carlos is still alive!

@@seymourbuns4620 ouch! I should have verified that! Sorry, Wendy!

@@seymourbuns4620 I was like NOooOOooO when???? Glad to see that she's still around.

@@seymourbuns4620 thanks, I almost started to freak out about a minute ago, ending with a quick browser query. Long live W.C!

Don't scare me Bill. Wendy's alive and kicking photographing skies.

im gunna do all of em i think. however i like the sound my synth does so ill be doing it close to the above. cheers!!!

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER you got a great tone out of this setup, I'm sure it'll sound wonderful through it and I'm stoked to hear it!

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER Please do! Winter is my favorite

Allow me to share one of my favourite artists: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yTmRxuXwivs.html It's not Winter, but is not *not* Winter.

@@heathcliffflowen4134 thanks for the recommendation regardless!