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Bruno Stone |
What`s that noise that goes from the 5th second till Mick starts singing? Seems to be something done in the guitar, with the pick. The first time I heard that, about 4 years ago, I thought it sounded like a scratch, a hip hop thing. I`m almost sure it`s something to do with the pick, but somebody really knows what is?
Gazza, if you have this answer, I`ll start to call you as Master Gazza. |
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T&A |
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T&A |
you got it Gazza (stop being so funny will ya - i'm working hard on catch up here) |
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texile |
what about that noise right before shine a light.........
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Gazza |
its an angel beating its wings in time... |
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Poplar |
poor harpo
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scratched |
quote: Gazza wrote:
its an angel beating its wings in time...
LOL!
Sounds to me like its a stray guitar note through a delay pedal but I don't think they had those in those days did they? |
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stonedinaustralia |
scrathed - that may well be the Leslie speaker effect (which sounds like a form of delay) so that maybe it
the same effect used on "coming down again" and "though the lonely nights" i expect |
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scratched |
It maybe a Leslie, they were using them on Exile - Let It Loose for example. |
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corgi37 |
I vote for Leslie. |
August 1st, 2005 12:43 AM |
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texile |
quote: Gazza wrote:
its an angel beating its wings in time...
that sounds about right, because its the sound of something divine..........i get chills when i hear it. |
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