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hello all!
when you listen to jimi hendrix "purple haze" you clearly hear that it's in stereo. the sound is separated between right and left. see http://www.deezer.com/track/1463 and you'll check. Sonic youth 's song "100%" begins right ear and then left ear. So could you give in this thread the song that uses the more the stereo. (same thread in Non-sonic sounds) |
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I remember in an interview, Lee talked about how Dirty used a lot of stereo effects.
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every album ever except like Loveless and Pet Sounds is in stereo. Unless the band wanted a mono sound.
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Mieux: De Corrosion is their track that uses the most stereo. Some parts in Sonic Death also strongly use it
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Also their rendition of Four6
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every song is in a stereo!
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I'm not sure what the technical definition of "stereo" is, but what I think he's talking about is the effect where you hear distinctly different parts in the left speaker vs. the right. If you listen to the beginning of 100% with the left speaker only and then the right speaker only, you will hear two very different things. That's not true with all music. When you make a record, I'm pretty sure you can choose the left/right balance for each track. Maybe on Dirty they put more of the tracks on extreme left or right, instead of the middle. Of course, I'm speaking in non-technical terms, since I'm not a recording engineer.
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All of SY's albums from Dirty onwards (with some exceptions, yes) feature the guitars panned hard left and hard right. Jim's insertion into the mix altered things a bit, but I have to admit I don't understand this thread at all...
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Yeah, isn't Lee always on the left and Thurston always on the right. I could be wrong though since EJSTNS seems to have Lee on the right and Thurston on the left. |
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if you want to hear an interesting experiment in stereo then get Ornette Coleman's Double Quartet. This album has a jazz quartet oneither side, one left one right. When you listen to this album in a normal centre position the music makes total sense, however, it also makes total sense when you listen to both the left and the right quartet individually.
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