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Karma Police -- how to?
- Thread starter Swimming Bird
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I know they didn't use it on the recorded, and thanks for confirming that they only use it for Thom's voice (and electronic percussion?) live.
I meant more that the Kaoss Pad is how I'm going to do it if I get one.
I meant more that the Kaoss Pad is how I'm going to do it if I get one.
possibly on drums, but i dont beleive so. any certain parts you can point out where you think its on the drums. im kinda curious now... although what you might be hearing is most likely johnnys crazy analoge systems he uses. some rad drum machines and synths and whatnot that are out of this world.
bongomania
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Could one of you fans post a link to a Radiohead track with a particularly interesting bass sound or bass line?
Airbag: http://youtube.com/watch?v=8__vHs3xcR4
Exit Music (for a film): Invalid Link Removed
Both are off of OK Computer. Absolutely an amazing album, still one of my favorites ever. It was number one on the Onion's list of albums that made 1997 our generation's 1967
Exit Music (for a film): Invalid Link Removed
Both are off of OK Computer. Absolutely an amazing album, still one of my favorites ever. It was number one on the Onion's list of albums that made 1997 our generation's 1967
OK. Am I the only one here who thinks Karma Police sounds like The Beatles' Sexy Sadie? Especially that piano part during the chorus? And that the McCartneyesque stepping bassline during the outro section sounds kind of like Piggies? The heavy-handed drum part during the verse sounds quite Ringo-like in general, etc.
Discuss amongst yourselves...
MM
It was number one on the Onion's list of albums that made 1997 our generation's 1967
Then again for some of us, 1967 was our generation's 1967...
MM
I got a similar sound out of my Frequency Analyzer by turning the signal frequency down to the lowest part of its range. Combined with delay it got kinda freaky.
By the way, I was right in terms of the Kaoss Pad being able to do exactly that sound.
The setting might as well be labeled "you know how that one Radiohead song ends?" It's one of the loopers that just takes the last however long of sound that goes through it and makes a feedback loop while muting the original signal.
The setting might as well be labeled "you know how that one Radiohead song ends?" It's one of the loopers that just takes the last however long of sound that goes through it and makes a feedback loop while muting the original signal.
