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Re: Throwing it into reverse



>>  The reverse parts of songs we love were recorded in their entirety and
>>then reversed, most likely by flipping the tape over on an analog
>>machine. These days there are much easier ways to do this.
>

Yes, but they still just don't sound the same to me. :)  There's going to 
be
an example of this on my opening page to EarthLight Studios in the coming
weeks, actually, funny it should come up now. :)

Marshall asked:
>Is it me, or do backward distorted guitar chords sound like an accordian?
>Reverse neo-ambient polkas, anyone?


I think it's an effect from the waves we're generating with distortion 
(both
natural and via devices), actually.  Also the accordian tends to have a
softer attack, which would tend to mimic the reversed decay, wouldn't it?

What does the rest of yez think?

Stephen Goodman  * It's... The Loop Of The Week!
EarthLight Studios    * http://www.earthlight.net/Studios