symphonic electronica

The guru of symphonic electronica, Vangelis, demonstrates his approach to virtual orchestration in this video, Vangelis and the Journey to Ithaca.

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This video captures a symphonic electronica synth jam by Karel Post.

via karelpostthuis:

In the studio testing my revived Emulator 2.

It gave me such an inspirational sound that I created this “grande” musical piece. If you like this music, mail me to get your own FREE high quality copy of a first mixdown. It will NOT be available on CD or other medium, so if you like it you can only obtain your copy by contacting me personally.

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Mirabile Mysterium – a operatic electronica performance by mael & Elena Doytcheva-Dragomir.

via maelmusician:

Music by: mael. Soprano: Elena Doytcheva-Dragomir (Bulgaria).

All orchestral parts are synth sounds played by: mael.

Recorded at Christmas concert 2008 in Elisabetin Church, Timisoara.

Debussy – Danse in an Isao Tomita Style

via paulshillitomusic:

Electronically created version of Debussy’s Dance or Danse as it is also known as, in a Isao Tomita style.

Another one of the pieces I created about 10 years ago, the video is a bit more abstract, again playing around with After Effects CS3, no meaning to the video just something show.

Synths used making this include Roland JV1080, Korg Prophecy, Waldorf wave, Yamaha AN1x , Waldorf Pulse and sequenced on Cubase.

Let me know what you think of this switched-on piece. Do you think it captures Tomita’s style?