īut I like all types of ear-candy vocal processing. Simon and Garfunkel and stuff like that had amazing reverbs. Īs much as I love digital reverb and lush 80's production like Def Leppard and stuff like that, I think the real ear candy stuff happened with vintage echo chambers and plate reverbs and tape delays. but it is possible with special tunings, although when it happens naturally there is more of an emotional connection. this is something that basically never happens with equal temperament auto-tuning. I think some of the sweetest ear candy is when a real gospel/barber shop quartet sings a'cappella and hit those magical moments of pure tuning. I'm a huge fan of the harmony stuff that Queen did. amazing use of ultra compression and tape based effects. ethereal voices through a Leslie speaker. Couple inside lift in the New World shopping mall in Shanghai. i think the song is inspire by Moon Light Sonata played backwards or something clever like that, and features 3 part harmonies overdubbed two times. hard to pick favourites over their entire career. Get Directions, Phone number, Address, Latest Reviews, Photos, Map of Pichi Barbershop in. Search for other Barbers in Houston on The Real Yellow Pages. Pichi Barbershop near little york rd,somerset ln in TX ,Houston. Get reviews, hours, directions, coupons and more for Pichi Barbershop at 2637 Little York Rd, Houston, TX 77093. Pichi barbershop generates approximately USD 16075.00 in revenue annually, and employs around. Search for other Barbers on The Real Yellow Pages. The Beatles did some really cool stuff with vocals. Marcos Mejia-Amaya is the primary contact at Pichi barbershop. Steve Miller was a protege of Les Paul, and he did amazing self harmony stuff and cool tape delays. I also like what Steve Miller did in the 1970's with his own vocals. A man gets a '2016' haircut to welcome the New Year at a barbershop in Ahmedabad, India, Dec. just so you know that nothing is particularly new. what Les Paul and Mary Ford did back in the 1950's is amazing.
Īctually - from the man who invented the electric guitar and analog tape multi tracking and just about every other tape-based effect from delay to flanging. massive multi tracking done with early Mitsubishi digital multi trackers and with Alesis and Lexicon reverbs.
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