Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The "Passacaglia" was composed by George Frideric Handel in 1720 and reimagined by Johan Halvorsen in 1893. This simplified A minor version is not only great for keyboard playing practize, but also teaches a lot about harmonies and stuff. And it's amazingly similar to modern music compositions: the "bass riff" (left hand) is a bunch of simple arpeggios which loop a couple of times. The right hand just plays a couple of variations of going up or down scales. It also was an interesting challenge to get all the necessary notes into the NCT's patterns of the two internal synth tracks. Classic piano enthusiasts will probably hate this version because it's played by a machine. But I think it's fitting because the whole composition is kind of robotic in the first place anyways. For more synths, music and fun visit my little synth blog: patreon.com/synthesaurus
The "Passacaglia" was composed by George Frideric Handel in 1720 and reimagined by Johan Halvorsen in 1893. This simplified A minor version is not only great for keyboard playing practize, but also teaches a lot about harmonies and stuff. And it's amazingly similar to modern music compositions: the "bass riff" (left hand) is a bunch of simple arpeggios which loop a couple of times. The right hand just plays a couple of variations of going up or down scales. It also was an interesting challenge to get all the necessary notes into the NCT's patterns of the two internal synth tracks. Classic piano enthusiasts will probably hate this version because it's played by a machine. But I think it's fitting because the whole composition is kind of robotic in the first place anyways. For more synths, music and fun visit my little synth blog: patreon.com/synthesaurus
![Behringer MS-101 - 13 minutes jam [no talking]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZKE0xFdInjU/mqdefault.jpg "Behringer MS-101 - 13 minutes jam [no talking]
I got complaints about my similar Crave video, like duh boring dude. So let me spell it out: This type of video is NOT for entertaining purposes! This is not supposed to be a song! This is product information! Its for people who are interested in what the Behringer MS-101 can SOUND like. Everybody got that? Good! 😎 For details, and to support my little synth-show, please also visit: https://www.patreon.com/posts/47117869")
