View Full Version : Sounds I never want to hear on a record again, thank you very much...
Just listening to this week's Album Club choice (Roger Waters - Amused to Death) and it reminded me I meant to start this thread months ago but have never got around to it...
So - what are those "special effects" that would have been innovative at some point in time, but are now done to death and cringe-worthy - what are the heinous crimes that should never be used again? Here's a few...
Twittering bloody birds - where's the shotgun?
Fake vinyl crackle - STOP IT!
Radios being tuned or TV Stations changed - just buy a DAB, will you! ;-)
I've got loads more, but I'll give the rest of you a chance! ;)
ATB,
Mr. Grumpy.
Stratmangler
30-11-2012, 14:30
Syndrums,as used by Rose Royce in "Love Don't Live Here Anymore".
Booboo, boobooboo, booboo, booooommmmmmm!!!!
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Anita Ward's "Ring My Bell" has even more indiscriminate use of the Syndrum :eek:
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Audio Al
30-11-2012, 14:31
10 Years :eek:
O hang on not that sort of record :lol:
Any use of a 'vocoder' or 'voice box'!
Slap bass Sorry never liked slap bass just makes me want to slap the bass player lol
Slap bass Sorry never liked slap bass just makes me want to slap the bass player lol
I like Stanley Clarke - he plays 'slap bass'.
Fake vinyl crackle - STOP IT!
+1
and Autotune drives me nuts
Stanley a great player that can play any style but it still sounds like a f-rt when plays slap bass to me
There's no right or wrong way to play music, unless it is out of tune and has no rhythm of course, which brings us back to Roger Waters... :eyebrows:
Agree but we all have our tastes
I often listen to John Zorn can be really out there and sometimes more noise than music but times when he creates music of real beauty
Rare Bird
02-12-2012, 00:07
Drum machines
:sofa:
The Grand Wazoo
02-12-2012, 00:08
Aeroplanes, helicopters and sports cars.
The sound graphic equalisers impart onto recorded music... :eek: :eyebrows:
;)
Marco.
Sting.
Sting doing a cover of a Celine Dion song in a Geordie accent.
Marco.
Rare Bird
02-12-2012, 00:19
The sound graphic equalisers impart onto recorded music... :eek: :eyebrows:
:lol:
Sting doing a cover of a Celine Dion song in a Geordie accent.
Marco.
...whilst banging a tin bath :D
Rare Bird
02-12-2012, 00:27
Syndrums,as used by Rose Royce in "Love Don't Live Here Anymore".
It was a Roger Linn Drum machine wasnt it?
Stratmangler
02-12-2012, 00:54
It was a Roger Linn Drum machine wasnt it?
It might have been.
There was also a company called Syndrum, that made the awful devices too, so it could have been one of them.
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