This is also similar to the technique a lot of recording engineers used
for recording hair metal bands in the 80's when the singer is doing
overdubs (not live with the band). They'll take the whole mix and run
it in mono out of two seperate stacks of amps turned up really fucking
loud. Each stack is electronically out of phase with the other, so when
the two stacks' sound combines at the mic (in mono), the mix is
cancelled out, and the resulting band sound is very quiet, meanwhile
the singer is screaming his nuts off because the sound is so loud and
rockin' to him, and they mannage to get that "in your face" vocal sound
so much of us adored twisted sister for. Yea.
-Andy!
--- Irene McC <substar@iafrica.com> wrote:
quoted 13 lines On 11 Feb 00, m. abrahamsson wrote re (idm) idm-tng! Re: (idm)
> On 11 Feb 00, m. abrahamsson wrote re (idm) idm-tng! Re: (idm)
> head no:
>
> > the recording would even eat the noise which inevitalby comes with
> > every tape recording. how about that?
>
> Not completely whacky. Something like the noise cancellation
> technique used in jets.
>
> I
> *
> np : Biosphere - Patashnik
> Who want to cancel noise when you can listen to this?
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