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Queen are proud of the fact that they hardly used synths, not up until radio ga ga. but correct me if i'm wrong but isn't there one on killer queen now and again. or if it isn't how is the electronic effect produced
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There's no any synths 'till "The Game" album.

Brian, The Red Special and The Deaky Amp could produced a lot of non-guitar sounds.
There were several effects produced by voices, drums and piano as well. Bass not so much imo.
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.
Serry Funster wrote:
There's no any synths 'till "The Game" album.

Brian, The Red Special and The Deaky Amp could produced a lot of non-guitar sounds.



Queen always made a point about not using synths until they succumbed with "Play The Game" the first official song to feature an Oberheim OBX synth on The Game album. Went OTT with synths on Hot Space with a disco/funk sound and used synth bass lines instead of John's bass on Body Language & Dancer? Queen's best albums with synths is Innuendo.
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Actually synth`s debut was in Save Me, which was recorded and released earlier
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.
I noticed the "electronic" sounding parts of that song too. I wonder how they made that sound
We-Are-The-Champions wrote:
Serry Funster wrote:
There's no any synths 'till "The Game" album.

Brian, The Red Special and The Deaky Amp could produced a lot of non-guitar sounds.



Queen always made a point about not using synths until they succumbed with "Play The Game" the first official song to feature an Oberheim OBX synth on The Game album. Went OTT with synths on Hot Space with a disco/funk sound and used synth bass lines instead of John's bass on Body Language & Dancer? Queen's best albums with synths is Innuendo.


Yes, but why did you reply to me with this?
They did a lot of non-guitar sound. In fact they did a lot of sounds that are like synths. That's why they put No Synthesisers! on the albums :)
See I allways thought that it woould have been Roger to push through the synth idea (Listen to his albums), so if i'm right then surely Rock It would have been the first.
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What's the big deal anyway? The Beatles were using synths in 1969 - listen to Abbey Road (Maxwell's silver hammer and Here comes the sun to name but two). Remember there are whole songs by Queen that are purely synthetic (apart from vocals obviously!) Drum machine, sequenced bass and synths. Whatever the song needs...
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Okay, I know this is kinda gonna sound stupid, but what are synthesisers?
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Fun It has a drummachine...-.-" Sounds pretty weak to me
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Brians guitar,listen to "get down make love" on live killers,sounds like a synth but isn't
Brian was always experimenting with his Guitar sound e.g. 'Guitar Orchestrations' Multi Track layers overdubs etc
A lot of people would think that it was a 'Synthesiser' or 'Tapes'( if it was a 'Live" Show) but it was actually Brian being a Wizard with the Red Special
That's why you get the 'No Synthesisers' branded on those 70's Albums
Its Actually Brian if that makes sense!!
A Synthesiser looks like a Keyboard and it produces artificial Sound
It was more useful in the 80's and it saved Brian lots of Time in the Studio
He was Amazing on those Early Albums-especially 'All Dead All Dead' (have a listen)
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