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I don’t always just post Beatles songs here, sometimes I do songs from Paul’s other band. Here are two versions of Venus and Mars, from the album of the same name by Wings.
The only thing I don’t like about this song is it’s over too soon. They were made with the Harmor Synthesizer plugin on FL-Studio.
That’s OK, sometimes blue is a nice color.
This is Martha My Dear from the Beatles White Album. Everyone sing along….
So what better way to mark the occasion than to listen to some music? Here is Good Night Good Night, from the Beatles White Album, It was made using one of the many plugins available at FL-Studio.
Some of the instruments used in these songs are named Space Pluck, Trance Pluck, Butterfly, Shorty, and Chip. It might sound better after being downloaded.
This is my version of Revolution No. 1 by The Beatles. Now I have to go lock my doors and turn off the lights…….
From Howl’s Moving Castle, this is The Merry Go-Round of Life.
The full moon woke me quite early this morning, so I made good use of the time and made some changes to this recent song – Taxman from the Beatles Revolver album.
Here is my version of the Beatles Taxman, from the Revolver album.
And this one is a remake of that 80’s song we all know and love.
With that in mind, here are today’s songs. The first one you probably remember. I made this with FL-Studio using the Sytrus Synthesizer plugin. It is the quintessential 80’s song, and is titled Der Kommisar.
Does that bass line sound familiar? I’ll give you a hint: “You can’t touch this.”
It’s more of a backing track. It needs you to sing along with it for the full effect.
And from the Beatles Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album, this is my version of When I’m Sixty-Four.
So what better way to pass the time than to make music? Yesterday’s song needed something, and it finally hit me. It needed a harpsichord and a sitar.
Here is one of the very first songs ever released by the Beatles: All My Loving. I don’t think this is how they imagined it sounding, however.
All of these masterpieces can be found here also.
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