Does anybody know where the slow vocal sample in the live version of setting sun comes from/or what the voice is saying? I just think this vocal and the one in Base 6 are really cool, and weird! :D
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Posted 22 May 2004 - 12:29 AM
It's from setting sun, believe it or not!
They just slow it down a lot, and then loop sample it (ie, set a point for it to start looping, and an end point, and then boom!)
I reckon there prepare it before hand, it would be too hard to chop up the vocal on the fly I reckon.
They just slow it down a lot, and then loop sample it (ie, set a point for it to start looping, and an end point, and then boom!)
I reckon there prepare it before hand, it would be too hard to chop up the vocal on the fly I reckon.
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Posted 22 May 2004 - 1:15 AM
sneakerbeater Escribi�:
the slow vocal that says 'your the devillll iiinnnnnn mmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeee'
this is correct. It sounds like they used a very high quality time expander (a way of 'stretching time' with a sample)
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Posted 22 May 2004 - 3:46 PM
and the vocals 'chemical brothers, brothers in arms, time has come' from base 6 is also a time streched vocal. time streaching was very popular around 96/97 so many songs had that done to the vocal, it got very cliched very quickly. another example of a fine time streach is fatboy slim's 'rockerfella skank' the crazy breakdown where the tempo goes down whilst the pitch stays correct.
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Posted 22 May 2004 - 4:41 PM
sneakerbeater Escribi�:
another example of a fine time streach is fatboy slim's 'rockerfella skank' the crazy breakdown where the tempo goes down whilst the pitch stays correct.
Yeah. To achieve that I use a tempo delay (full depth/full rate) on a sound or sample, then speed up the bpm in real time. Just a little info. :)
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