Another recording from the Waltz #2 project, though at a casual listen you'd never know.
Started off as a well-intentioned bid at recording some straight harmony vocals—four or five parts as possible backing for a straightforward rendition of the song—but the vocals didn't do much for me once I'd recorded them.
And so I mashed the hell out of them. Heavy filtering, reverb, delay, filtering, reversals, and so on. The separation between the channels is pretty distinct and weird: try headphones! posted by cortex at 6:47 AM on
September 26, 2006
Nice, mate, very nice indeed. And that stabstabstab tag is brilliant. We all should have a stabstabstab song. posted by micayetoca at 7:47 AM on
September 26, 2006
This is perfect for my new science fiction epic.
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I lied, there is no epic. But if there were... posted by buriednexttoyou at 10:56 AM on
September 26, 2006
I love head phone hoo-ha, but you put a stab stab stab tag on an Elliot Smith song? oh man. posted by melissa may at 1:58 PM on
September 27, 2006
Holy shit. I didn't even think about that. Sorry, Elliott! posted by cortex at 2:16 PM on
September 27, 2006
These vocals are if you put Heroes and Villians by Brian Wilson through the wringer. I like where this is going, you could do something very cool with this track. posted by djamiem at 5:11 PM on
September 28, 2006
Started off as a well-intentioned bid at recording some straight harmony vocals—four or five parts as possible backing for a straightforward rendition of the song—but the vocals didn't do much for me once I'd recorded them.
And so I mashed the hell out of them. Heavy filtering, reverb, delay, filtering, reversals, and so on. The separation between the channels is pretty distinct and weird: try headphones!
posted by cortex at 6:47 AM on September 26, 2006