Do you think that classical tracks sound cool when they are remade with synthesizers?

Question

Here is a hifi link of one of my examples of a classical track that i remade with synthesizers
hi-fi URL: http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=4242285&q=hi

Answer 1

Some do and some dont. It realy all depends on the skill of the the artist, the track itself, and the style of the compasition.

Answer 2

I think they can potentially bring a fresh expression to what are already masterpieces, and bring them into the contemporary scene for new listeners to experience. The traditional ;philharmonic' set up is not to every ones taste..so it's a great way for classical music to 'dive' into the post-modern. However..their are already synth..classic to try...Tangerine Dream..John Michel jarre.. Kraftwerk..Steve Reich..who chose to compose in a 'classic' style but used synths as the main creative instrument.

Answer 3

Why not!!!
I always like it, it's like an alternative way to listen to it...
imagine it as a drawing , u can add some more color to it and it will look better, but sometimes some ppl say the art is the original one not the remixed and edited one, but hey ART is ART right? so why not? unless u make it sound dope...

Answer 4

I think they are ok, but not when overdone. Folks like Maxim tend to overdo it a little.


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Answer 5

Definitely No.

Might sound better if played on cowbells though. Real cowbells - not synthesised ones.

Answer 6

Yeah...it adds a little twist to the plain sound of a piano.

Answer 7

No - they all sound like migrain or dentist drills. Leave the originals as they are

Answer 8

Some are ok however im not keen on classical music.

Answer 9

yes without a doubt

Answer 10

YES