'Thriller"-Intro Track sheet - Page 2

TREMORS · 20th September 2006

Each part is on two tracks.
Were all the FX and sounds stereo??
Example.
Door opening: Trks 1 and 2, is it a stereo effect, moving from left to right?
I better go home and listen to it

-Derek Bristow

boody · 20th September 2006

Everything stereo and on it's own pair of tracks...?

Regards
Budy Mokoginta

Albro Swift · 20th September 2006

They are all stereo pairs? Did you record all the FX yourself in stereo -- no canned fx? The footsteps track seems to be a clue "starts ------>finishes"?

Thanks Bruce,
Josh Evans

ajcamlet · 20th September 2006

All Stereo?

alan.

sfsonarboy · 20th September 2006

Hi Bruce (and thanks for your postings on this forum and all the great music!),

Looks like everything was tracked in (or submixed/bounced to) stereo (except the time code :-). I'd speculate that was fairly rare during this era of recording, as tracks were relatively limited and precious.

Cheers,

Steve E.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bruce Swedien

Gyom......

No, that's not it. Keep looking at it.... Try and find the one thing that's common to all the tracks and highly unusual...

sfsonarboy · 20th September 2006

Hi Bruce (and thanks for your postings in this forum and all the great sounding music),

All the tracks are recorded in (or submixed/bounced to) stereo (except the time code :-). I'd suspect that during this era of recording this was fairly uncommon due to how precious each track was (with only limited tracks available).

Best,

Steve E.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bruce Swedien

Gyom......

No, that's not it. Keep looking at it.... Try and find the one thing that's common to all the tracks and highly unusual...

Bruce

mike-x · 20th September 2006

I guess every "track/piece" is recorded in stereo?

Mike

MikeJaxx · 20th September 2006

Hi Bruce and All

Could it be that everything is recorded in stereo ??

/Mikael J. Axelius

btw. I am a real Swede

Hauista · 20th September 2006

That every recorded instrument is in stereo (two tracks)? Thats the only thing I can see that is the same between every track...

Unless you want to go and say the <---> means tracks are overlapping in some way.

I haven't seen many track sheets since I am a young one in the engineering for the love of music, so the idea of stereo tracks may be normal.

~ James Cook

FatStudio · 20th September 2006

Tracks are recorded chronologically.

RH

studjo · 21st September 2006

Bruce don't tell me you didn't record the smpte in stereo????

how dare you omitting that one????

Jo (johannes eberhard)

BringTheNoise · 21st September 2006

Hi Bruce, (i can´t believe that i get in touch with you one day)

but let me try to find out:

-On Tracks 13/14 and 17/18 there are no real "Wolf-Howls-Effx" !...
because....these are MICHAEL-Howls. !?

or

-"After intro" ?? on Tr. 17/18 ...means....these are the only
Audio-Tracks (of this Tape) playing til the end of
"KILLER-THRILLER". ????

or

-the empty Track 23 !! but this Track is obviously free
to avoid recording "bleeps" from neighbor-Track 24 (time code).

anything right ?

all the best with BIIIIIGG Respect MASTER BRUCE

Gordon Hoebusch

jimbo_baby84 · 21st September 2006

everything is in stereo?

simon

Shabo · 21st September 2006

Not mono!

Levi · 21st September 2006

Everything is stereo and panned hard left and right? (I guess that's probably TOO easy a guess...)

piratemurder · 21st September 2006

Hey Bruce,

It seems to me that recording everything in stereo is unusual!

-- Douglas Ferling

dimensionalidad · 21st September 2006

Hello Bruce!, This is my first posting on this site!. Knowing how you work, I would have to say that the key the element that ties all of these tracks together is that they are all recorded in Stereo, part of the Acusonic Recording Process, of keeping all recorded elements in a Stereo Form up until mixdown. This way the polar response of the source being captured is intact up until the very end. Hope that you're doing well. Carlos.

isa215 · 21st September 2006

Possibly stating the obvious here - but they're all in stereo?

Toby

Jules · 21st September 2006

Are the tracks layed out in the order that the listener of the song hears them?

Door opening - then
Wind - then
Thunder

And so on?

Bruce Swedien · 21st September 2006

GEARSLUTZ RULE!!!!!

Yes, almost all of you fantastic Gearsluts got it!!! Every sound source is in stereo.... WOW!!! I'm very proud of you!!!

Bruce

Levi · 21st September 2006

So, I think Jules said that each of us would get a week's worth of personal mentoring from you for the correct answer... which adds up to all of 2007... that's soooooo nice of you Bruce.... thanks so much!

David

20th September 2006	#31
TREMORS Gear addict Joined: May 2006 Location: VA Posts: 419	Each part is on two tracks. Were all the FX and sounds stereo?? Example. Door opening: Trks 1 and 2, is it a stereo effect, moving from left to right? I better go home and listen to it -Derek Bristow __________________ "Dont you see it? It's our island...that's where we have to go.."-Snitter __________________________ www.myspace.com/tremorsaudio

20th September 2006	#38
MikeJaxx Gear interested Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Sweden Posts: 9	Stereo maybe ?? Hi Bruce and All Could it be that everything is recorded in stereo ?? /Mikael J. Axelius btw. I am a real Swede

20th September 2006	#40
FatStudio Gear nut Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Israel Posts: 142	did i get it ? Tracks are recorded chronologically. RH

21st September 2006	#46
piratemurder Gear interested Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 9	Stereo Hey Bruce, It seems to me that recording everything in stereo is unusual! -- Douglas Ferling

21st September 2006	#47
dimensionalidad Gear interested Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Studio City, CA Posts: 6	Stereo! Hello Bruce!, This is my first posting on this site!. Knowing how you work, I would have to say that the key the element that ties all of these tracks together is that they are all recorded in Stereo, part of the Acusonic Recording Process, of keeping all recorded elements in a Stereo Form up until mixdown. This way the polar response of the source being captured is intact up until the very end. Hope that you're doing well. Carlos.

20th September 2006	#32
boody Lives for gear Joined: May 2004 Location: the Netherlands Posts: 837	Everything stereo and on it's own pair of tracks...? Regards Budy Mokoginta

20th September 2006	#33
Albro Swift Gear Head Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Seattle Posts: 55	They are all stereo pairs? Did you record all the FX yourself in stereo -- no canned fx? The footsteps track seems to be a clue "starts ------>finishes"? Thanks Bruce, Josh Evans

20th September 2006	#34
ajcamlet Lives for gear Joined: May 2003 Location: Hoboken, NJ Posts: 519	All Stereo? alan.

20th September 2006	#37
mike-x Gear interested Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Midlands, UK Posts: 5	I guess every "track/piece" is recorded in stereo? Mike

20th September 2006	#39
Hauista Gear interested Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Boston Posts: 23	That every recorded instrument is in stereo (two tracks)? Thats the only thing I can see that is the same between every track... Unless you want to go and say the <---> means tracks are overlapping in some way. I haven't seen many track sheets since I am a young one in the engineering for the love of music, so the idea of stereo tracks may be normal. ~ James Cook

21st September 2006	#41
studjo Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Switzerland Posts: 2,414	Bruce don't tell me you didn't record the smpte in stereo???? how dare you omitting that one???? Jo (johannes eberhard)

21st September 2006	#42
BringTheNoise Gear Head Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 53	Hi Bruce, (i can´t believe that i get in touch with you one day) but let me try to find out: -On Tracks 13/14 and 17/18 there are no real "Wolf-Howls-Effx" !... because....these are MICHAEL-Howls. !? or -"After intro" ?? on Tr. 17/18 ...means....these are the only Audio-Tracks (of this Tape) playing til the end of "KILLER-THRILLER". ???? or -the empty Track 23 !! but this Track is obviously free to avoid recording "bleeps" from neighbor-Track 24 (time code). anything right ? all the best with BIIIIIGG Respect MASTER BRUCE Gordon Hoebusch

21st September 2006	#43
jimbo_baby84 Gear nut Joined: May 2004 Posts: 75 2 Reviews written	everything is in stereo? simon

21st September 2006	#44
Shabo Gear maniac Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 197	Not mono!

21st September 2006	#45
Levi Gear addict Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Tennessee Posts: 428	Everything is stereo and panned hard left and right? (I guess that's probably TOO easy a guess...)

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21st September 2006	#48
isa215 Gear maniac Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 155	Possibly stating the obvious here - but they're all in stereo? Toby

21st September 2006	#49
Jules Gearslutz.com admin Joined: Apr 2002 Location: A Yank in London, UK Posts: 17,808 1 Review written	Are the tracks layed out in the order that the listener of the song hears them? Door opening - then Wind - then Thunder And so on? __________________ Jules Add your reviews to the new reviews area! Gearslutz on Facebook Follow my GS picks on Twitter

21st September 2006	#50
Bruce Swedien Viking Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 418 Thread Starter	Yes, almost all of you fantastic Gearsluts got it!!! GEARSLUTZ RULE!!!!! Yes, almost all of you fantastic Gearsluts got it!!! Every sound source is in stereo.... WOW!!! I'm very proud of you!!! Bruce