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Recreating Baba O'Riley & Won't Get Fooled Again

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Uploaded by on Aug 9, 2008

A short clip on how the Alesis Fusion can easily recreate those classic keyboard riffs from two Who songs, "Baba O'Riley" and "Won't Get Fooled Again". Using nothing but internal sounds and VA synth engines, the powerful Mix mode, arpeggiator, filters and FX sections in the Fusion can easily recreate these intro's to two songs from The Who's seminal 1971 long player "Who's Next".

None of these Programs were sampled from the originals in any way whatsoever. All sounds come from the Fusion's own VA engine and a Hammond Program from Sound Designer's, Hollow Sun.

High Quality version here...

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8lSV0z-tWMk&fmt=18

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  • 0:39 skips the cheesy intro.

  • @PooPooOnMyNewShoe Cheesy, maybe, but necessary.

  • if you listen to Baba O'Reilly and slow it down to half speed you will find it is actually a piano and not a synth......

  • @neen070456 If you look in the dictionary, you will find that the word "gullible" doesn't actually exist!!!

    It is not a piano, it is a Lowery organ, as stated by Pete Townshend, the writer, creator and performer of the original piece.

  • I can't believe these idiotic comments - I thought you did a great job, also I was going to get an Alesis Fusion before reading a load of negative comments about it - now I see there's nothing wrong with it at all !"!

  • @oysterlovers :o)

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  • Been listening to these songs for 30 years,,,,,,, not exact but sounds ****** good to me.

  • @awaken77 There was no synth sequencing involved! The arpeggios were created by holding down block chords on the Lowery and then using the Marimba Repeat function in a way it wasn't originally intended to be used to give the effect of an arpeggio.

  • Why so many dislikes?

  • Sounds great. Very impressive.

  • Amazing

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