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==Table of specific Roland SH-101 moments== | ==Table of specific Roland SH-101 moments== | ||
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|Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) | |Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) | ||
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| − | |"The drum computer (MCS Percussion Computer) was triggering a sequence into the Roland SH‑101 that sounded powerful, and the Oberheim was more of a soft string sound that we managed to cut off so it made it more attacking. I think it was actually a preset, I don’t think we made the sound. The Roland is playing the original sequence and then Annie was playing in between it. ‘Sweet Dreams’ always confuses keyboard players when they try and play it, because they don’t realise it’s actually two keyboard parts that are playing completely different things.” - Dave Stewart | + | |"The drum computer (MCS Percussion Computer) was triggering a sequence into the Roland SH‑101 that sounded powerful, and the [[Oberheim OB-X Song List|Oberheim [OB-X]]] was more of a soft string sound that we managed to cut off so it made it more attacking. I think it was actually a preset, I don’t think we made the sound. The Roland is playing the original sequence and then Annie was playing in between it. ‘Sweet Dreams’ always confuses keyboard players when they try and play it, because they don’t realise it’s actually two keyboard parts that are playing completely different things.” - Dave Stewart |
|[https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/classic-tracks-eurythmics-sweet-dreams SOS July 2018] | |[https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/classic-tracks-eurythmics-sweet-dreams SOS July 2018] | ||
|[https://youtu.be/qeMFqkcPYcg YouTube] | |[https://youtu.be/qeMFqkcPYcg YouTube] | ||
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Table of specific Roland SH-101 moments
Tracks and links of specific moments in tracks where the SH-101 can be seen / heard
| Artist | Track | Year | Notes | Reference | YouTube |
| Eurythmics | Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) | 1983 | "The drum computer (MCS Percussion Computer) was triggering a sequence into the Roland SH‑101 that sounded powerful, and the Oberheim [OB-X] was more of a soft string sound that we managed to cut off so it made it more attacking. I think it was actually a preset, I don’t think we made the sound. The Roland is playing the original sequence and then Annie was playing in between it. ‘Sweet Dreams’ always confuses keyboard players when they try and play it, because they don’t realise it’s actually two keyboard parts that are playing completely different things.” - Dave Stewart | SOS July 2018 | YouTube |
Table of generic Roland SH-101 listings
Tracks that are known to use an SH-101, but can't specify which part with confidence
| Artist | Track | Year | Notes | Reference | YouTube |
