Prophet's Song Question

How did they create the wind effects at the beginning?

Isn't that a gong?

I watched it on the ANATO DVD. The guy said that they like put an air-conditioning thing in while recording. Pretty cool.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF7F5">RogerTheOutposter wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I watched it on the ANATO DVD. The guy said that they like put an air-conditioning thing in while recording. Pretty cool.[/QUOTE]

yah, they put phasers on an air conditioning machine to create that effect

Nice!

The engineer who thought of that deserves a large grant.

woulda been roy thomas baker wouldnt it?

Hey, this is kind of random, but did you know that when Queen was recording LOASA, they produced it across the studio through some headphones in a tin bucket, then a mic picked that up. If you listen, you'll totally realize that... I got that off Wikipedia, and if you listen, you know it's true.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=Queenie>Singing Forever wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Hey, this is kind of random, but did you know that when Queen was recording LOASA, they produced it across the studio through some headphones in a tin bucket, then a mic picked that up. If you listen, you'll totally realize that... I got that off Wikipedia, and if you listen, you know it's true.[/QUOTE]

This story is also on the "Making Of Night At The Opera" DVD.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]liam wrote: [/QUOTENAME]woulda been roy thomas baker wouldnt it?[/QUOTE]

no, that would be Mike Stone, the engineer, (sp?), he sounds like an absolute fucken genius.