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Title: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: Wah Wah Wah Ooooo on August 20, 2013, 07:10:26 AM Here ya go...
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/the-beach-boys-look-back-with-wendy-20130820 Title: Re: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: Freddie French-Pounce on August 20, 2013, 07:24:32 AM That bass at the intro... well it's rough in a good way I guess. Shame the VOX are still double tracked, but ah well.
Good find though, i still think it's cool! Title: Re: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: drbeachboy on August 20, 2013, 08:45:12 AM That bass at the intro... well it's rough in a good way I guess. Shame the VOX are still double tracked, but ah well. Why is that? I wasn't sure if it was double tracked or a lot of echo. How does one double track live vocals on the radio?Good find though, i still think it's cool! Title: Re: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: Jesse Reiswig on August 20, 2013, 09:03:47 AM That bass at the intro... well it's rough in a good way I guess. Shame the VOX are still double tracked, but ah well. Why is that? I wasn't sure if it was double tracked or a lot of echo. How does one double track live vocals on the radio?Good find though, i still think it's cool! Most BBC sessions weren't (and aren't to this day) actually live. They were typically recorded, very quickly (and usually "live" in the sense of being recorded all at once, vocals and instruments, directly to two track) in the BBC's own studios several days before being actually broadcast. By 1964 it was even typical for them to feature simple (usually vocal) overdubs like the ones on Wendy here. I'm writing a book about the history of BBC sessions, so we've stumbled on my area of expertise here! Title: Re: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: drbeachboy on August 20, 2013, 09:32:46 AM That bass at the intro... well it's rough in a good way I guess. Shame the VOX are still double tracked, but ah well. Why is that? I wasn't sure if it was double tracked or a lot of echo. How does one double track live vocals on the radio?Good find though, i still think it's cool! Most BBC sessions weren't (and aren't to this day) actually live. They were typically recorded, very quickly (and usually "live" in the sense of being recorded all at once, vocals and instruments, directly to two track) in the BBC's own studios several days before being actually broadcast. By 1964 it was even typical for them to feature simple (usually vocal) overdubs like the ones on Wendy here. I'm writing a book about the history of BBC sessions, so we've stumbled on my area of expertise here! Thank you very much for the explanation. :) Title: Re: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: Rocky Raccoon on August 20, 2013, 10:43:12 AM I love that we're slowly getting new cuts from the set everyday. I think that's even better than the samples everyone's whining for.
Title: Re: Another MIC live track released...Wendy live at the BBC Post by: RangeRoverA1 on August 24, 2013, 06:48:36 AM That bass at the intro... well it's rough in a good way I guess. Shame the VOX are still double tracked, but ah well. Why is that? I wasn't sure if it was double tracked or a lot of echo. How does one double track live vocals on the radio?Good find though, i still think it's cool! Most BBC sessions weren't (and aren't to this day) actually live. They were typically recorded, very quickly (and usually "live" in the sense of being recorded all at once, vocals and instruments, directly to two track) in the BBC's own studios several days before being actually broadcast. By 1964 it was even typical for them to feature simple (usually vocal) overdubs like the ones on Wendy here. I'm writing a book about the history of BBC sessions, so we've stumbled on my area of expertise here! |