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ไมเคิล ทำอย่างไร เมื่อยุคนั้น ยังไม่มีดิจิตอลซาวน์ เทคโนยี อย่างทุกวันนี้?????
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ไม่ทราบมีคนเคยเอามาโพสหรือยัง
ถ้าโพสซ้ำ ก็ sorry ค่า ^^
This is an interesting little tidbit from an interview with Matt Forger, Recording Engineer, who worked with MJ on seven of his albums.
Here, Matt speaks out a bit on working with Michael on ‘Billie Jean‘ and ‘Beat It‘.
This tidbit is most interesting, but the entire interview is worth reading.
G-Man: What’s the weirdest thing you’ve done in the studio? In terms of sonics, I mean.
Forger: Before the advent of digital technology, you needed to be creative acoustically and electronically.
In the song “Billie Jean,” when Michael sings the line “Do think twice” at end of the third verse,
he’s singing through a cardboard mailing tube.
We often would record elements in the bathroom (tiled) because it would give it a short early reflection quality.
The main percussion sound on the song “Beat It” was Michael beating on fiberboard drum cases
with 1×3 inch pieces of wood in the mirrored room of Westlake Studio A.
ช่างคิดเนอะ ^^
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10 ม.ค. 53 11:34:12
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