Submission Fool in the Rain

[LeeNunn]

John Paul Jones and Led Zeppelin from In Through the Out Door. Catchy bass line in C major with almost no accidentals. 12/8 time signature is fun. The middle part shifts to a La Bamba thing in cut time. Then back to the 12/8 for the end.



Fool in the Rain (Remaster) - YouTube

 

[Spidey2112]

Lee, we're doing a Zeppelin medley, with a part of this in it... I can use this! Thanks!

 

[Spidey2112]

Lee, et al... are the descending phrases at the end of bar 21/22 and 31/32 the same, each time they repeat? I swear I'm hearing something different... maybe a different instrument riding over top? Maybe a lack of coffee, while listening to it?

Spidey

 

[LeeNunn]

The measures sound a little different but I think they're the same rhythms and pitches. What do you think?

 

[Spidey2112]

Lee, for some reason, the sections you uploaded do sound the same... even more pronounced, than what I was listening to. Any extra processing on your part? The one slowed down is really bass forward, too.

Thanks for taking the time, AND sharing!

Spidey

 

[LeeNunn]

I created a new mp3 with Moises to highlight the bass part, then I opened the new mp3 with my Transcribe! template for Fool in the Rain. Finally I extracted both of the four measure segments to new MP3 files from Transcribe!

I just started using Moises. Count me as a fan. It must use AI or something. It's not just absolute frequencies. Moises does things that an EQ cannot do. It somehow "hears" the bassline.

 

[Spidey2112]

Super cool, Lee! People helping people.

 

[Spidey2112]

In other words, yes... I'm now believing the parts I questioned (in the PDF you uploaded) are correct! Great job!

And now, it's muscle memory, so there's no turning back.