PatrickH96
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Hello,
does anyone of you know the Song "Hey You" by Joe Lockwood.
It was composed/produced by Dieter Bohlen and a cover of Modern Talking's Hey You.
I heard the instrumental and I have two questions.
I loved the pad very much and I tried to recreate it, but it is very hard to do. It sounds a bit out of tune, but the notes I played are exact the same. Can you tell me, what synth could be used by Bohlen for this song?
The other question is on the choir. When it comes to the refrain, there is someone singing in the Background (sound like a high and a normal voice) and shortly after, there is this typical MT-Choir. But it sounds very different from Modern Talking, although it seems to be, that it's sung by the same guys that sung for Modern Talking in the Choir.
But it is very unprofessional... do you think this is the same choir like the one of MT?
If you wanna hear an example, go to Youtube and type in: Joe Lockwood - Hey You (Instrumental without Backing Vocals)
Thank you!
Greets,
Patrick
does anyone of you know the Song "Hey You" by Joe Lockwood.
It was composed/produced by Dieter Bohlen and a cover of Modern Talking's Hey You.
I heard the instrumental and I have two questions.
I loved the pad very much and I tried to recreate it, but it is very hard to do. It sounds a bit out of tune, but the notes I played are exact the same. Can you tell me, what synth could be used by Bohlen for this song?
The other question is on the choir. When it comes to the refrain, there is someone singing in the Background (sound like a high and a normal voice) and shortly after, there is this typical MT-Choir. But it sounds very different from Modern Talking, although it seems to be, that it's sung by the same guys that sung for Modern Talking in the Choir.
But it is very unprofessional... do you think this is the same choir like the one of MT?
If you wanna hear an example, go to Youtube and type in: Joe Lockwood - Hey You (Instrumental without Backing Vocals)
Thank you!
Greets,
Patrick
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