Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

Kanta wrote:

Analog-Umph wrote:

Kanta wrote: It was removed due to copyrights.

Can they reupload it. I'd like to watch it.

If it did get uploaded again then it will be removed again.

It doesn't necessarily have to get uploaded on Youtube again.

The documentary is available on YouTube. Video by jerometv: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=DY6Pm5IItjY Published on 15/02/2018. "El usuario ha suprimido este video." (The user has deleted this video) :punch: It was removed due to copyrights. :wink: Can they reupload it...

If you want to connect your D50/550 to your computer and edit the patches on your computer and import/export them, use this brilliant program: http://www.vst-control.de/D50v.html

It's not 100% the D50/550 sound, but it's 99% of the way there. Further processing/eq'ing has shown that it can be made to be like the hardware.

There is also a website where you can convert your own sysex files to the bin format of the plugin: http://www.difficultaudio.com/

save perhaps GForce's VSM, which I've not heard, though now I'm curious to compare. I found VSM's Eminent 310, to be the worst ever sampling job of the machine. The Strings are all wrong. I think they eq'ed them and messed around so much, it doesn't represent the way they are on the organ itself. B...

You gotta modify the closest factory preset of that softsynth, in order to get into Jarre land, or RV2 and RV3. Change filter, envs and keyboard tracking. Add reverb. Btw, their line up is actually much improved, since I last tried it it, around 2009. Xils, have really become, some of the best analo...

This means we must take away not add. By adding you would only increase personal gunk. When the aim is to remove personal gunk. The fact is, I've heard many, many better albums, and even quick synthesizer demos than this 3rd O album, harmonically, melodically, timbrally, arrangement-wise, thematica...

..... I have to wonder about that myself though. You are right that many sounds here can be had by fiddling with synths. Then again, I fiddled with synths for many years, but never produced anything like Oxy 3. However, that could just be my general ineptitude for wanting to be a Jarre, but somethi...

I wouldn't go basing the "current nature of humanity" on the fact that other people enjoy an album you view as rudimentary and lacking. I often find things connected in such a way actually. And it is not an elitist statement, but one simply of quality. And quality from each level of perce...

I most liked Oxygene 16 and 20. The other tracks are so-so. Overall, like the previous Oxygene album, this one needed quite a bit more development time, it feels like a demo in some places. Oxygene 18 and Oxygene 20 have been done elsewhere, by others. Jarre's attempts at quick ambient tracks is not...

Jarre albums are never quite the same... And this one makes no exception. :nod: Marks of a genius, someone with vision, someone not bound by the world, someone with a strong spirit. Going by the way he talks and thinks, in all his interviews, I would say that's a good description. He did says this ...

Big time wrote:Anyway of capturing this video?

The link was already posted here yesterday: http://www.zoolook.nl/forum/viewtopic.p ... 359#199359

Btw, quite like this interview. It seems Jarre himself has matured quite a bit.

Thank you very much for that Kanta.

If you guys want to download the video, this is the address: http://www.radiomontecarlo.net/upload/1 ... 2HQmp4.mp4

To save the video, just right click on the link and save the file.

It's simple: the lack of literature covering this kind of composers. I actually hoped somebody else will write something like this, but only to see it's not happening. And so one day... quite long ago, I started writing it myself! Heh, it's funny that you say that. Quite a few similar endeavors of ...

^ L’Apocalypse Des Animaux in that boxset has the last track as the first track, that alone is a huge screw up. Because of the flow of the album.