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The famous choir sound in Blue Monday actually traces back to Kraftwerk’s Uranium. Kraftwerk made it using a rare instrument called the Orchestron, an optical-disc keyboard designed to rival the Mellotron. Instead of tape, it used transparent discs to play back recorded choirs — and that haunting sound became the foundation for one of the most iconic tracks of the ’80s. Blue Monday - New Order: Breakdown Released: 1983 Bernard Sumner: vocals, Moog Source synthesizer, programming, vocoder Peter Hook: six-string bass Stephen Morris: keyboards, programming Gillian Gilbert: keyboards, programming Produced by New Order Writers: Gillian Gilbert, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Bernard Sumner Engineer: Michael Johnson Assistant Engineers: Barry Sage and Mark Boyne Recording Studio: Britannia Row, Islington 12” Single Sleeve Design: Peter Saville Label: Factory Records Factory Catalouge Number: FAC 73 #bluemonday #neworder #80smusic #kraftwerk #musichistory This recording is being used for educational and commentary purposes under the guidelines of fair use. The excerpts used are minimal and serve to enhance the understanding and appreciation of the recording process and music production.

The famous choir sound in Blue Monday actually traces back to Kraftwerk’s Uranium. Kraftwerk made it using a rare instrument called the Orchestron, an optical-disc keyboard designed to rival the Mellotron. Instead of tape, it used transparent discs to play back recorded choirs — and that haunting sound became the foundation for one of the most iconic tracks of the ’80s. Blue Monday - New Order: Breakdown Released: 1983 Bernard Sumner: vocals, Moog Source synthesizer, programming, vocoder Peter Hook: six-string bass Stephen Morris: keyboards, programming Gillian Gilbert: keyboards, programming Produced by New Order Writers: Gillian Gilbert, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Bernard Sumner Engineer: Michael Johnson Assistant Engineers: Barry Sage and Mark Boyne Recording Studio: Britannia Row, Islington 12” Single Sleeve Design: Peter Saville Label: Factory Records Factory Catalouge Number: FAC 73 #bluemonday #neworder #80smusic #kraftwerk #musichistory This recording is being used for educational and commentary purposes under the guidelines of fair use. The excerpts used are minimal and serve to enhance the understanding and appreciation of the recording process and music production.

The first snow fell in the city this morning, just in time for the opening of ⛄🎄 Winterlights 2024 🎄❄️️. #Winterlights #SnowInTheCity #LuxembourgCity

The first snow fell in the city this morning, just in time for the opening of ⛄🎄 Winterlights 2024 🎄❄️️. #Winterlights #SnowInTheCity #LuxembourgCity

mesmerizer full song#vocaloid #miku #teto

mesmerizer full song#vocaloid #miku #teto

#fyp #体育祭 #兵庫 #08

#fyp #体育祭 #兵庫 #08

Sourdough is my new hobby & loaves turn out perfect now thanks to this mueller dutch oven😍😍

Sourdough is my new hobby & loaves turn out perfect now thanks to this mueller dutch oven😍😍

لو زعلان وموجوع من حد غالي #amrkhaled #عمرو_خالد #ehsan #الإحسان #amr_khaled

لو زعلان وموجوع من حد غالي #amrkhaled #عمرو_خالد #ehsan #الإحسان #amr_khaled

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