It's an orchestral version of Memphisto by Depeche Mode:
https://soundcloud.com/samplesciencemtl ... ralversion
I have to admit that it's not much different than the original, but it's a cover, not a remix. It's mostly an orchestral version using Kontakt 5 default instrument library and TAL Noisemaker.
Memphisto (Depeche Mode cover)
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- KVRAF
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- 4290 posts since 31 Oct, 2004
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- KVRAF
- 11501 posts since 13 Mar, 2009 from UK
I hadn't heard the original before tonight. I have all the DM albums until SotU, but I never picked up their singles. It sounds very much like an out-take from MftM, seeming to share some of the elements that went into Pimpf.
I think it's a very good cover. It doesn't have the "power" of the original in the percussion department, but I like the orchestral sounds you used in the final 90 seconds. I enjoyed it.
Good work
I think it's a very good cover. It doesn't have the "power" of the original in the percussion department, but I like the orchestral sounds you used in the final 90 seconds. I enjoyed it.
Good work
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- KVRAF
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- 4290 posts since 31 Oct, 2004
Thanks! It hard to do it better than the masters themselves!seismic1 wrote:I hadn't heard the original before tonight. I have all the DM albums until SotU, but I never picked up their singles. It sounds very much like an out-take from MftM, seeming to share some of the elements that went into Pimpf.
I think it's a very good cover. It doesn't have the "power" of the original in the percussion department, but I like the orchestral sounds you used in the final 90 seconds. I enjoyed it.
Good work
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- KVRAF
- 11501 posts since 13 Mar, 2009 from UK
Ain't that the truthSampleScience wrote:Thanks! It hard to do it better than the masters themselves!seismic1 wrote:I hadn't heard the original before tonight. I have all the DM albums until SotU, but I never picked up their singles. It sounds very much like an out-take from MftM, seeming to share some of the elements that went into Pimpf.
I think it's a very good cover. It doesn't have the "power" of the original in the percussion department, but I like the orchestral sounds you used in the final 90 seconds. I enjoyed it.
Good work
