How ?

[Syncla]

I just tumbled through YT, and found this Song:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/1Hm08f5b8tc&rel=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/1Hm08f5b8tc&rel=1</a>

It should be from the late 70´s but do you know this sound after the Thunderstorm from second 5 to 26? Isn´t it the great E II sound? Or is it the Fairlight-Sound?

greetz Syncla

[seamonkey]

Can't be the EII, it wasn't released until 1984.(:

[Syncla]

that´s why i´m wondering about this sound!

[seamonkey]

It should be from the late 70´s but do you know this sound after the Thunderstorm from second 5 to 26? Isn´t it the great E II sound? Or is it the Fairlight-Sound?

greetz Syncla

I'm sure someone will know the answer.
I only said it couldn't be the EII because you asked " Isn't it the great EII sound?

[Syncla]

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Hi seamonkey, i haven´t been p..... about your reply (I only said it couldn't be the EII because you asked " Isn't it the great EII sound?),

because that (1984) is that fact we all knew.

excuse me, if you felt so.

I only was astonished to hear that sound in an song from the end of the 70´s.

I wouldn´t jump you onto your toe with my reply, cause we are a great family, or not?

Everything is O.K.!!!!!

[seamonkey]

Hi Syncla..no disagreement here.
I only wanted to explain why I posted the comment the way I did.

I can only think it may be a Fairlight sound as you suggested and probably sampled for the EII later.

[Zomnius]

the only way i can think of, is to have a sound on record (yes that thing with a needle) and then slowing down the rpm.

In those days they even created phaser effects that way.

so it is in fact a work around of the sample version. ;O like lowering the speed of your CD player, or tae recorder...