Is that feedback on V?

[Polyeidus]

Four instances. I swear it sounds like feedback. I've thought it ever since the album came out - even before it hit stores. What do you guys(and gals) think?

In the beginning of Egypt. Just four times. You know what I'm talking about?

I did a search before posting this new thread. No trace of any comment what-so-ever. Am I crazy? Is it just cymbals? (I just don't think so.) But I don't care anyways. It's still a killer album.

 

[Bassmasta]

I have no idea what you're talking about as of now.......I'll go check it later.....

Good ear though, if it is true!

Peace

 

[Mr. Shred-ididle]

At first i didn't know what the fuck you were on about.

But after I listened to it closely, i can hear it.

I don't know what it is, but i know it is deliberate. I think its a harsh harmonic on a sitar or something.

 

[Polyeidus]

At first i didn't know what the fuck you were on about.

But after I listened to it closely, i can hear it.

I don't know what it is, but i know it is deliberate. I think its a harsh harmonic on a sitar or something.

you would think it would be deliberate, since it's Sym X we're talking about, but it's not consistant all four times. I don't think it is...

I don't know. I really just wanted to see if anyone else heard it.

 

[Mr. Shred-ididle]

yes it is on all of the BINGs!!!

The 3rd one isn't as clear as the rest but is still there

 

[Polyeidus]

yes it is on all of the BINGs!!!

The 3rd one isn't as clear as the rest but is still there

o.k. dude. you obviously have mis-understood what I was trying to say. If you'll read my first post, you know... the one that opened this thread, I made it clear there were four instances. What I was trying to say was that the four instances were not all consistant meaning they were of a greater or lesser degree, meaning not all the same.

 

[Manga-San]

What's feedback..?

 

[†Russel Allen†®]

What's feedback..?

Yeah, that's a good question!

 

[the_satanic_rabbit]

Yes, its sounds like there is some low-pitched feedback grumbling underneath the sitar. I never noticed it before.

 

[Polyeidus]

What's feedback..?

Feedback in this case is the high-pitched sound that results when a microphone is too close to a speaker.

the_satanic_rabbit ][/b]Yes, its sounds like there is some low-pitched feedback grumbling underneath the sitar. I never noticed it before.

First, there's no sitar in the song, it's an acoustic guitar. It just sounds mid-eastern.

About the feedback at the beginning of the song, I think it sounds pretty high pitched if you ask me.

 

[Divine_Tragedy]

I thought I read that it was an actual sitar. I read an interview where the interviewer asked specifically if it was a real sitar and MJR said yes. But I could always be wrong.... it wouldn't be the first time

 

[The Yngster]

I hear it, never noticed that before. The last one is very clear, I think it may be a little bit of feeback.

 

[The Metal Chick]

Since we're on the topic of hearing random things in songs, I was listening to V on headphones today and on Rediscovery PtI, towards the end I though I could hear someone clapping the beat...just something interesting...

 

[Macy]

It's not feedback on Egypt, it's a keyboard loop that starts high-pitched and then woshes lower into the lower registry.

 

[Polyeidus]

It's not feedback on Egypt, it's a keyboard loop that starts high-pitched and then woshes lower into the lower registry.

How do you know that?

 

[Macy]

'Cause that's what it sounds like.

 

[Polyeidus]

Nah... Don't think so. If it were a loop, it'd be consistant all four times.

 

[Macy]

What do you mean by constant? What I'm talking about sounds pretty constant.

 

[Polyeidus]

First, what I said, but mis-spelled was consistent, and by that I meant without variance. The four instances I'm talking about are not without variances.

 

[Macy]

What I'm talking about is without variance also. Every time it's a chord-stroke, four times in the beginning, right? THAT is a loop.

Look dude, I know you started this thread, and I don't mean to offend you, but you should really go back and listen to it again. If we're talking about the same thing at all...