Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode instrumental FL Studio cover for karaoke

My cover of Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode, recreated in FL Studio. Featuring emulations of the Minimoog (for the signature bassline with the filter modulation randomly modulated by the velocity), Roland System-100 (the second bass), Korg M1 (the third bass), E-mu Emulator II (choir sample played by Andy Fletcher throughout the song), and Roland D-50 synths (synth brass), as well as the Roland TR-909 drum machine. Martin Gore's guitar was recreated using Ample Guitar's emulation of the Fender Stratocaster.

The song was originally written by Martin Gore as a ballad. However, Alan Wilder and producer Flood decided to redo the song as a dance record, creating an instant hit that became Depeche Mode's signature song.

All original songwriting credits belong to Martin Gore.

Original performance credits:

Dave Gahan: lead vocals

Martin Gore: guitar, backing vocals

Alan Wilder: synthesizers (E-mu Emulator II, Roland System 100, and possibly the ARP 2600, Roland D-50, and Korg M1), Roland TR-909 drum machine programming, production

Andy Fletcher: E-mu Emulator II keyboard (playing the ooh/aah samples at the start of each chord throughout most of the song)

Flood: production, mixing, mastering, samples (the gated conga / shaker samples that appear after the first chorus were sampled by Flood from "That's The Way Love Is (Deep House Mix-Extended Version)" by Chicago-based House artist Ten City