Somewhere in time production
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it was recorded on the bahamas, nassau if i remember correctly. mixed on a biiig neve. that´s all i know.
i love the vibe of the synth guitars and stuff. one of my all time maiden favourites.
i love the vibe of the synth guitars and stuff. one of my all time maiden favourites.
TimatWaves
Tim at Waves
There are several compiled interviews from that era at http://www.ironmaidencommentary.com/?url=album06_sit/interviews06_sit&lang=eng&link=albums
You might pick up a few things there.
You might pick up a few things there.
I think they were using rack effect units at that time to get all the reverb, delay, chorus, reverb, delay, more reverb and a tough more chorus. but I'm not sure what they used. SOunds good though
kev
Im guybrush threepwood
Precisely sod all information (of any great detail) seems to be available from older maiden stuff - I was such a maiden freak back in the day and still am a bit so what is to be known publicly I have usually gobbled up! All seems to have been kept under wraps.
StefTD
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cab and amp afaik, it's a solid state amp, poweramp doesn't need that much room 
owned one of the Gallien&Krüger guitar cabs, 4x12 with Vintage 30s, it was pretty small,
but deeper than most cabs and pretty heavy for such a small thing.
owned one of the Gallien&Krüger guitar cabs, 4x12 with Vintage 30s, it was pretty small,
but deeper than most cabs and pretty heavy for such a small thing.
~BURNY~
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Yeah it's a full amp (Gallien Kruger 250ML). Thanks for the tornado btw lol.
I've always suspected that you could approximate this type of sound with a rockman preamp (sustainor or whatever they were called) but that's probably just me.
Actually I thought they used one on SIT for a long time. A long time ago I had this super shitty portable phonic preamp which was in fact a rockman knock off and it had the same kind of strange late 80's solid state tone.
I've always suspected that you could approximate this type of sound with a rockman preamp (sustainor or whatever they were called) but that's probably just me.
Actually I thought they used one on SIT for a long time. A long time ago I had this super shitty portable phonic preamp which was in fact a rockman knock off and it had the same kind of strange late 80's solid state tone.
grywolf627
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That's the GK 250ML, as stated. A beautiful sounding (my opinion, at least) solid state combo amp, with built in compression, chorus, and reverb/delay. What you hear on SIT is THE sound of the GK 250. Several of my friends back in the day had these, and I was able to play through them from time to time. I wish I could dig one up now, or get someone to make an ampsim version of one!
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