I'm curious. Why do so many people think that a guitar is doing that? I think it is a pretty clear vocal sound. Do people not want to acknowledge that Freddie was capable of it?
What do you guys think?
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sorry.whats E6?
david (galashiels) wrote:
sorry.whats E6?
It is a very high note.
It's a note... you know, the things we sing?
david (galashiels) wrote:
sorry.whats E6?
Its an E17 tribute band.
:)
Yeah,a very high one...I have also noticed that...I think is him...is a little bit more deepeer than the guitar sound.
I took it for granted that it was a vocal sound.
Where is it?
E6, as in, an augmented fourth above the high Borhap note?
E6, as in, an augmented fourth above the high Borhap note?
FriedChicken wrote:
Where is it?
E6, as in, an augmented fourth above the high Borhap note?
Check out this video. It's the last song. The E6 is pretty clear.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoYz9ZT6AGU
Perhaps someone should check with Brian for the answer, I'd imagine he'd be more thanhappy to indulge. I have always assumed it was guitar, never even accured to me that it was Freddie. Hmm!
Of course it's a voice... it's like realising 1+1=2.
It is a voice yeah, you can hear it break.
lalaalalaa wrote:. Why do so many people think that a guitar is doing that?
SEBASTIAN: Well obviously its not like realising 1+1=2 to everyone if "so many" people think its a guitar> I'm not arguing that it is a guitar, I just though it was. After listening to it again I suppose it does sound more like a vocal but I wouldn't say its blindingly obvious.
So, if 'so many' people said the earth was flat we should believe them?
Sebastian wrote:
So, if 'so many' people said the earth was flat we should believe them?
Answer for everything... and it wasn't blindingly obvious as 1+1 or someone wouldn't have asked.
Don't insult someone by belittling them just because you think your the Einstein of Music Theory and all things Queen.
The poster only asked a question genius.