Clever use of Vocoder or what was that analogue sampling type tape keyboardYeah, mask your crappy vocals with noise! That's the ticket to success. It almost sounds like he's trying to do something from the past.....
There was this thing that used tape loops within a keyboard to create real analogue samples that was created in the 60s and used by Wakeman and Banks in the 70's before the Emulator. It was the first sort of sampling machine. It was huge and hopelessly unreliable. What the hell was it called??? I think I am in the first stages Doh!Yeah, mask your crappy vocals with noise! That's the ticket to success. It almost sounds like he's trying to do something from the past.....
MELLOTRON !!!!Clever use of Vocoder or what was that analogue sampling type tape keyboard
machine called back in the day, Emulator? No not that ... what the hell was it? Senior moment
Not Alzheimers just yetMELLOTRON !!!!
Did 10CC use a Mellotron on this track?Not Alzheimers just yet
Did 10CC use a Mellotron on this track?
Those reactive electronic toms going "boo" were all the rage with cheesy Disco music in the late 70's. Whatever happened to them Rob? I reckon with all the retro fashion now they are well due a comeback mateA hiss track was mentioned in the 70s. Thank god it never caught on. Then somebody mentioned it again every ten years. I’d love to know which piece of well known popular music featured it? It’s a totally misused idea that has some science behind it in psychoacoustics but a poor voice cannot be made better with white noise. Just look at a waveform with noise present, it’s simply a mask of things quieter!
You can gate out long notes that a singer cannot support but the music is the key. If they cannot sustain you write a song that doesn’t need it.
It’s dangerous advice to promote this as good technique because it’s simply not. Maybe to be tried when absolutely everything else has been no good and you are desperate.
A hiss track was mentioned in the 70s. Thank god it never caught on. Then somebody mentioned it again every ten years. I’d love to know which piece of well known popular music featured it? It’s a totally misused idea that has some science behind it in psychoacoustics but a poor voice cannot be made better with white noise. Just look at a waveform with noise present, it’s simply a mask of things quieter!
You can gate out long notes that a singer cannot support but the music is the key. If they cannot sustain you write a song that doesn’t need it.
It’s dangerous advice to promote this as good technique because it’s simply not.
You can have all the the modern tech you like and that it is great.Hi guys! FL Studio is not my main DAW but i use it every time when i work with vocals because of this feature: