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== Notes==
This song is sometimes erroneously titled by fans as "Waiting For The Night '''To Fall'''". According to Alan Wilder on [http://oldsite.recoil.co.uk/forum/qa/dmviol.htm Shunt Q&A ARCHIVES  :  DEPECHE MODE  :  VIOLATOR], about halfway down the page; the original title for the song was '''not''' "Waiting For The Night To Fall".
This song is sometimes erroneously titled by fans as "Waiting For The Night '''To Fall'''". According to Alan Wilder on [http://oldsite.recoil.co.uk/forum/qa/dmviol.htm Shunt Q&A ARCHIVES  :  DEPECHE MODE  :  VIOLATOR], about halfway down the page; the original title for the song was '''not''' "Waiting For The Night To Fall".
On the same [http://oldsite.recoil.co.uk/forum/qa/dviol2.htm Shunt Q&A Archives], a fan asks:
<blockquote>From: Fergus
Q: One question I've been dying to ask is just how you created the loop for 'Waiting For The Night'? Did you use an arpeggiator? How did you get the loop to change key?
A: Flood and I had been listening to Tangerine Dream and decided to try and create a similar atmosphere for this track. The main sequence was put together using his ARP and the sequencer that accompanies the synth. Due to its many velocity and filtering possibilities, this unit has a unique quality which is difficult to replicate using a modern-day sequencer triggered by MIDI. Once it has been set-up, in order for the sequence to be transposed to follow the chord structure of the song, I needed to play in each chord change from an external keyboard. A similar principal was applied to achieve the bubbling bass part which, together with the main sequence, forms the backbone of the track. The charm of the ARP sequencer stems from the slight tuning and timing variations that occur each time the part is played. This gives a sense of fluidity and continual change which seems to suit the song./blockquote>


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Notes

This song is sometimes erroneously titled by fans as "Waiting For The Night To Fall". According to Alan Wilder on Shunt Q&A ARCHIVES  : DEPECHE MODE  : VIOLATOR, about halfway down the page; the original title for the song was not "Waiting For The Night To Fall".

On the same Shunt Q&A Archives, a fan asks:

From: Fergus

Q: One question I've been dying to ask is just how you created the loop for 'Waiting For The Night'? Did you use an arpeggiator? How did you get the loop to change key?

A: Flood and I had been listening to Tangerine Dream and decided to try and create a similar atmosphere for this track. The main sequence was put together using his ARP and the sequencer that accompanies the synth. Due to its many velocity and filtering possibilities, this unit has a unique quality which is difficult to replicate using a modern-day sequencer triggered by MIDI. Once it has been set-up, in order for the sequence to be transposed to follow the chord structure of the song, I needed to play in each chord change from an external keyboard. A similar principal was applied to achieve the bubbling bass part which, together with the main sequence, forms the backbone of the track. The charm of the ARP sequencer stems from the slight tuning and timing variations that occur each time the part is played. This gives a sense of fluidity and continual change which seems to suit the song./blockquote>

Dates with available recordings of Waiting For The Night

There are currently 268 recordings of Waiting For The Night available.

Dates where Waiting For The Night was played

1990 World Violation Tour

Waiting For The Night was played 88 times during this tour.

1993 Devotional Tour

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

1994 Exotic Tour

Waiting For The Night was played 3 times during this tour.

1997 Ultra Parties

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

1998 The Singles Tour

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

2001 Exciter Tour

Waiting For The Night was played 85 times during this tour.

2003 Paper Monsters Tour (Dave Gahan solo)

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

2003 "A Night With Martin L. Gore" (Martin L. Gore solo)

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

2005-2006 Touring The Angel

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

2009-2010 Tour Of The Universe

Waiting For The Night was played 43 times during this tour.

2013-2014 Delta Machine Tour

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.

2017-2018 Global Spirit Tour

  • Waiting For The Night was not played during this tour.
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