Proper (fearless) punch in methods

[shedshrine]

stems from "Gimme Shelter" and "Helter Skelter"

 

[fergs1]

bugger its already been pulled by the COMPANY! Do you have the mp3s?
cheers fergs

 

[shedshrine]

http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/deconstructing_gimme_shelter_listen/

 

[SteveM]

stems from "Gimme Shelter" and "Helter Skelter"

Awesome! Those seemingly crude punch ins really are part of the magic of the recording.

 

[SteveM]

Love that Helter Skelter bass. It sounds like it was just an unplugged bass dropped down tuning and miced.

 

[j.harv]

I love listening to the songs broken up like this!
especially the Beatles!

 

[The Ghost of FM]

Amazing how these seemingly grungy sounding individual tracks come together to sound so awesome all together!

Cheers!

 

[themaddog]

"Gimme Shelter" is my favorite Stones song.

I was able to make .wav files of all of the tracks except for the second guitar and piano track (third video from the top), because of the copyright issue. Was anybody able to capture this one?

Thanks a lot,
-MD

 

[AllenM]

Pretty neat! I enjoyed the vocal track. I noticed there was some delay on the vocal track then all of a sudden they added some hall reverb

 

[sweetbeats]

Bummer...a "day late and a dollar short"...a bunch of the videos have been pulled again. Could only check out Keith Richard's lead track, and Watts' drum track.

I love hearing stuff broken down like that. Tremendous education even though the data compression artifacts stink.

 

[shedshrine]

Say! You can edit old posts now with this new homerecording format. Cool!


(edit. Jumped the gun, it made an "edit post" icon available for a week old post anyway. Several month old one I checked didn't. )