Produced by Roger Troutman, the track is famous for its heavy use of the talkbox (often confused with a vocoder) to create "robotic" yet soulful vocals. The extended version highlights intricate synth leads and Minimoog basslines .
It is a frequent sample in hip-hop, most notably forming the basis for Tupac Shakur’s "California Love". Computer Love (Original Extended Mix)
While the album version runs around 4:52, the Zapp – Computer Love (Extended Version) on platforms like Spotify can reach 8:22 , offering more instrumental space and talkbox interplay. Produced by Roger Troutman, the track is famous
Four years before Zapp, the German electronic pioneers released their own "Computer Love" (Computerliebe) on the album Computer World . Produced by Roger Troutman