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Scourge of Malice said:
cliche? yea...because of all the mellotron and organ you hear in death metal these days.
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cliche? yea...because of all the mellotron and organ you hear in death metal these days.
moron
the first lighter part in baying of the hounds at around 3:30 sounded really shitty live, very stale
ingenkommentar said:
Nope, he uses a Korg Triton and a Nord Electro.. A mellotron is just too big, old so you have to be really careful not to harm it, and it can just reproduce that one sound.. While the Nord/Korg both have various sounds in them, such as strings, Hammonds and piano's! And 99,999999% of the viewers/listeners won't even hear the difference!
In fact, the mellotron on Damnation also comes from the Nord Electro.. Sounds really good!
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NineFeetUnderground said:
Who cares if he uses a mellotron, CKY used a mellotron all over their second album, and tons of bands use "organs." all the point is per doesn't do anything special with them... the usual choir AHHHHHHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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Ah thats awesome. Glad to see they're still throwing in old songs now and then. I hope they start playing Forest of October again, I'd love to see that song live sometime.
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acualy even realy expensive keyboards dont reproduce the sound of instuments very well it always sounds fakeRawr said:Nope, he uses a Korg Triton and a Nord Electro.. A mellotron is just too big, old so you have to be really careful not to harm it, and it can just reproduce that one sound.. While the Nord/Korg both have various sounds in them, such as strings, Hammonds and piano's! And 99,999999% of the viewers/listeners won't even hear the difference!
In fact, the mellotron on Damnation also comes from the Nord Electro.. Sounds really good!
Evan84
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cuntface said:
As i said, 99,99999 % of the people won't know the difference, especially live... And my guess is you hearing the wrong synths because the newer models sound extremely good...
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Rawr said:As i said, 99,99999 % of the people won't know the difference, especially live... And my guess is you hearing the wrong synths because the newer models sound extremely good...
Maybe some people can hear something distinct in the original that most other people can't, and that distinct character is completely lost in something that emulates the original, no matter how close it comes.
Like Leslie Cabinet emulators. I've yet to hear something that sounds like the real thing. And I've yet to hear a really expensive synth that has wood that resonates like a concert grand piano.
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lol.yeah they do add keyboards to the older stuff. just think of "when"with a killer keyboard arrangementKen Lyall said:Having never seen Opeth live, and won't be able until they come to Scotland.......please, I wondered if keyboards have been incorporated into their earlier stuff, still life and pre.. and if so, does it sound better or worse than origionally intended. Thoughts, if any please!
If this has been asked before, please be gentle with me, I am just off my night shift and fragile
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