Great song, really liking it. Especially the drum part, but the rest of the arrangement as well. Love the energy in it. Fits the album very well.
Do agree with Gonna Run 2 U, it could use some signature Edge chimes. But that's something we haven't been getting for a while now.
An ancient piece of tracker software called MadTracker (http://www.madtracker.org/)
It allows you to create patterns which you can loop or place in a certain order. It uses wave files as samples, which you place in the patterns.
With midi commands you can play, stop and loop patterns which is...
I do the same :)
You said you don't know if you will find a shaker sound in 143 bpm (or some other exotic number). I meant you can create such a track using a DAW and then export to .wav or whatever format you use in your live setup.
I can elaborate on that some more (being the drummer of a U2 tribute band myself :) )
In my band, we use both. The traditional clicks penetrate the other sounds on your IEM way better than the shakers do. So when things get loud, these clicks are safer to use and give more guidance. But, the...
Thanks for all the off-topic chat people ;-)
It's okay to be sarcastic about Larry's sense of timing. The way Eno talks about it is a bit cringy to say the least. But that doesn't make it less true. If you're drumming to a clicktrack that is several milliseconds off, it interferes with the...
Thanks :) That makes sense, it explains the more vivid sound as opposed to the softer sounds all the shakers produce.
Still wondering where they originate from tho :)
Hi,
I 've been trying to find the exact same sound as U2 use for their click tracks.
It's that signature shaker sound that is not only used for in ear monitoring, but sometimes also makes it into the main live mix for some extra drive.
The sound I'm refering to can be heard mostly on Bono's...
While the album was received quite poorly here in The Netherlands, each and every source that rated the album 1 or 2 stars now writes euphoric reviews of the shows in Amsterdam. One of the reviewers said something that made sense to me: the live performance gives the new songs the power and the...
That. And some tweaks that make the mix sound more mature. The guitar is more prominent, as well as some of the drums. The background loop has some more reverb etc. Small stuff, no big changes.
Ah, the only one not having his own thread now does :applaud:
I read in other threads that people find Larry's drumming on this album not really present in the mix etc. But to me his drumming is fresh like Edge's guitar work is fresh. It sounds different, it's mixed different and still it is...