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I Wish I Was a Girl – by The Pink FairiesWem Copycat, Wem Copycat, Wem Copycat Ironic or what?
The instrumental and vocal bit after the verse above is the best bit. It’s a controlled use of harmonies and echo which unfortunately is buried towards the end so if you flip off before the end you’ll miss it. This would be unfortunate as it’s one of my favourite ’sounds’ of all time and is something that I’ve tried to emulate many times. The bass playing subconciously sets off the root notes in your ear which aren’t necessarily the chords being played and sung, especially during the slow guitar solo (after 7:00 & 8:10 and elsewhere). Keeping a handle on multiple echoes is a really hard studio and playing trick to get right.
There’s also a Bowie and Iggy Pop connection to this. The LP title is pulled from a Bowie line off Hunk Dory and when Iggy & James Williamson got together to do Raw Power (produced by Bowie), they came to London to use the Pink’s rhythm section. It didn’t pan out so the Ashetons were hired again and dragged across to London. The rest is history. Ron Asheton and most of the Pink Fairies and Stooges are dead. Wallis has heart trouble or something, Iggy recently advertised car insurance on telly, Bowie is like a grand dame of the theatre now when he’s wheeled out for chat shows and Williamson is an IT professional in charge of Technical Standards for Sony USA.
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Standard Operational Amplifier (op-amp) CircuitsPaul. This scan is from my old ETI Circuits #2 from the 70’s. It’s about the best op-amp info you are likely to find. With a bit of knowledge, these six circuits are an instant ready-reckoner and allow you to do almost anything! If you’ve no knowledge, they’re just squiggles on paper. But then so is any language on paper… If you want to learn then they are ideal to have sat next to a larger circuit to help with the comprehension process. Like your mixer project! BTW, how’s it going with that? Because of some recent site activity, I’ve checked and realised a picture was missing from a previous post here: http://strangelyperfect.tv/79/headphone-amp-circuit/ so I’ve updated that and added a bit of info from the same mag above. There’s shedloads in it. I can see why I never chucked it out now! I’ve found someone here in Australia with the same disposition as me – check the circuits! Nice and simple, and you’ll get that authentic analogue sound, as well as getting some understanding along the way. Most of this sort of information I vigorously used and modified (along with other stuff, of course), to make our Crawling Chaos hardware. So it does work! :-D Possibly Related Sites
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