Well, I play covers of Christian music in traditional rhythms of the Andean region, and I can said the charango is very versatile actually, but usually you don't play it with a pick, you just use the nails of you right hand, and that produces another sound not like the plastic sound of a pick. You also need to make more tremolo things (like in the mandolin to hold a note) but with all your right hand and nails. There is a baritone charango called ronroco, with more space in the frets and with the long neck you have more long strings and that allows the instrument to have more sustain in the notes and you dont need to aply much tremolo like in a standard charango, the tuning is also diferent, is in Em7 if I remember well, under 5 semitones of the usual tunning of a standar charango. You can check for example Gustavo Santaolalla with the Last of Us main theme. And I need to said this to you Adam, and all the audience. God give to the humans beings the gift of music. So please read this, is an important message, the most important message for any person actually: We are actually fallen and corrupted creatures. We are full of injustices, wickedness, lies and evil. Every human being have the same problem, since the fall of Adam, our hearts are actually seek and go to do evil. We all say lies. We all steal something, even something small or without "importance". We all fall in sexual inmorality like having sex before marrige, or cheat your wife/husband, watch pornography, look other people with lust and corrupted desires, look them in the street, social media, internet, etc. We all hate someone in our hearts, that's actually consider to be a killer in the eyes of God. We all fail and we do horrible things in this earth. Those things I mention before are actually part of the Law of God, and WE BROKE the Law of God many many times. We are actually criminals, sinners, who made crimes against God and our neighbors. God is our Creator, He is Holy, Good and Just and He hates evil and He punish all the wicked actions of the humans beings. He establised a day when He is going to judge every human being in all the history of this Earth, the Final Day of Jugdment. We are all guilty and in that day we going to have all the consequences of our wickedness, We all deserve the eternal condenation, Hell, the Holy and Just Wrath of God, because we broke all the Law of God. We actually have a huge problem with the infinite Justice of God, and we can't escape from that destiny, we are guilty and we can't do anything to change that. We are actually lost for ever. But, God is very very Merciful and God knows we are actually lost for ever, so He did something. God the Father send His Son LORD Jesus Christ to save us. The God of Israel Himself becomes a human being, Jesus of Nazareth, and He die for us, He die for our sins. LORD Jesus in the cross take all the warth and punishment what we deserve for our sins and wickedness and He die for us He die for our sins. He paid the debt with the infinite Justice of God what we have. By His Grace we are save not by any human work of us because we only deserve hell only. That's why when you believe in LORD Jesus and His work of Salvation and Redemption you have salvation, redemption, forgiveness of sins, eternal life and reconciliation with God only by LORD Jesus. LORD Jesus was dead but He rose at the third day, and He is now sit at the right hand of God His Father but He is coming back soon to the Earth as the Supreme Judge, and He will put and end to all the wicked things and evil of the humans beings for ever, including yours if you don't repent, oh, dear people. That's why we say to you in love and Truth, repent of your sins and wickedness and believe in LORD Jesus and His Gospel and follow Him. Without Christ you are actually lost for ever and ever. If you die, you are going to Judgement of God, and if you don't believe and follow LORD Jesus, after the Judgement you are going to the eternal condenation for ever. That's why with a great sense of urgency take this message with extreme seriously, your life and soul are in danger: you could die today at any moment, you never know. Come to Christ Jesus, without Him we are nothing and the eternal condenation is at the door. Come to Christ oh dear people. Blessings to you and your family, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
@DarkDesertMovies8 сағат бұрын
Ringo was an incredible drummer and that is a hill I will die on. He was not a particularly creative drummer capable of wild drum solos. What he was was a human drum machine that could play a crazy shuffle beat rock solid for minutes at a time, and switch to another beat without even the slightest hiccup. Doing all those shows in Hamburg gave him so much practice and experience that I sometimes wonder how much he would have to drink or smoke or drop before he fell out of time. Legend.
@AdamSliger7 сағат бұрын
Oh he’s great
@SHUTDOWNOfficial11 сағат бұрын
Perhaps the most notable misattribution for me has to be "System of a Down - Legend of Zelda". The actual song is called "The Rabbit Joint - Zelda", which was funnily enough released on May 1, 1998, a month and 29 days before System's debut. It's really good btw
@SatelliteSoundLab14 сағат бұрын
the glyn johns bomb drop goddammm
@AdamSliger13 сағат бұрын
he really flexed on us all
@JoeStuffzAlt18 сағат бұрын
The Ringo thing has happened with other bands. There's a few times where a band recruits someone like a keyboard player or a guitarist that sings, and the new singer could outdo the lead singer. However, the current lead singer is iconic, and the new band member is often fine being an instrumentalist
@JoeStuffzAlt18 сағат бұрын
I was looking at 4:16 to see if the dancing girl was actually singing into the mic.
@humbertojimmy19 сағат бұрын
Any north-korean will tell you you're wrong. *Kim Jon Un* invented all those things! 🙈🙉🙊
@RichRobinson20 сағат бұрын
You are spot on with the Glyn Johns. I came to this conclusion myself many years ago. It is fun to play around with and Glyn Johns is still a hero. Good video!
@AdamSliger18 сағат бұрын
Thanks! Yeah I only have respect for Glyn! The technique rules for sure.
@Targoon_MusicКүн бұрын
makes a video about recording myths starts with HITLER Noice
@AdamSliger22 сағат бұрын
😂😂
@glOOmyARTКүн бұрын
what i remember from the p2p days is that "i'll stop the world and melt with you" by modern english was widespread credited to the cure funny sidenote; when i first heard "come on eileen" by dixys midnight runners i thought it was the cure and when i first saw the video of "friday i'm in love" by the cure in 1992 i thought "wow, boy george cut his hair and has a new band" - i was completely clueless about music until my late teens (b. 1979) 😂
@luckymenace4048Күн бұрын
Coffee runs are fun tho lolll
@richardgarcia6379Күн бұрын
It looks like a telefunkin u47, with leather? With leather lol Frank Zappa joes garage is the only reason I no what a telfunkin u47 is lol I always sang along and one day I had to look it up and then I was like “ok and also the content of the song was much more clearer”
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
Frank Zappa knew what's up!
@GerardooooooooКүн бұрын
Let's not be too naive either... Today they don't call it "Ministry of Propaganda", but come on, it’s still propaganda.
@michaelcaplin8969Күн бұрын
I'm surprised someone who deals with audio thinks that Telefunken ever made microphones. Telefunken never made a single microphone. They are not a microphone company, and never has been. NEUMANN is the microphone company that made all the microphones. Telefunken was just the US distributor for the Neumann mics. Just like you can buy a microphone cable off of Amazon, but it doesn't make it an Amazon cable :) Nice video!
@finnsterling6514Күн бұрын
One cool Faul story is the 1 ONE 1 X ^ HE DIE on the Sgt Pepper bass drum. I don't think he actually died but there are tons of clues which are creative, cool, and kinda creepy. Do I think McCartney died? No. Do I think The Beatles or someone in The Beatles camp created all these clues? Yeah, I sorta do.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
We’ll never know for sure 👀👀
@finnsterling6514Күн бұрын
@@AdamSligerUnless, of course, Paul/Faul dies before Ringo and Ringo fesses up to everything...
@HowiSpanglerКүн бұрын
This was great dude! Your videos are looking so good. I used the “hitler mic” on our “girls” album. Ha ha. Always wondered if that was true or not.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
thanks dude, been enjoying yours as well! and yeah i guess file it in the "sorta true but not really" category lol
@toddgreenwood9631Күн бұрын
Ah ... I feel that I'm obliged to comment. At 13 years and a young guitarist in the mid 70s I would collect pop bottles and sell them to a local shop keeper who also sold records and tapes and I would spend most of my earnings on recordings. I bought Deep Purple's Machine Head (on 8-track) because I thought it would be fun to learn Smoke On The Water the correct way in stead of the way we all played it when trying out a buddy's cheap guitar. I got it home, donned my beloved headphones (the huge Jana head phones you can see in my little picture) only to discover that Deep Purple was a much weirder band than I thought and also discovered that Smoke On the water was not on this tape. Looking at the songs titles, they didn't seem to match the music I was listening to. These songs were creepy and scary. But real heavy also. I thought about taking the tape back to the shop keeper and explaining the packaging mistake but kept it because I was so curious about the creepy strange and quite demonic music. This is a small town and we didn't have access to a lot of music info and being exposed to this kind of art left me intrigued and disturbed and I took provisions to make sure my parents didn't hear me listening to Satin on an eight track. I read about disturbing trends in music in Time and Macleans magazine and this would be my only way to explore these subversive sounds. (the term punk rock was not yet in use in North American media just yet it being 1974). It would be a while before I would learn that the album was by Black Sabbath, their first and self titled album. Some how something in the universe needed me to hear music I wouldn't have chosen otherwise. True, untainted HEAVY METAL. Was it a warning?
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
that's a wild story!
@toddgreenwood9631Күн бұрын
@@AdamSliger Ha ha. Thanks. Glad you liked it. You have a wild channel. I'm really enjoying it. I also have fairly prominent ADHD and I just watched you vid on ADHD hacks. I'm sitting at my recording desk right now and I must relearn some singing parts so I'd better go before you get another story. Cheers.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
Cheers 🤘🤘
@brinepacerКүн бұрын
Damn some of these were really surprising. Interesting stuff!
@whitex4652Күн бұрын
Wait for it. The pussygrabber will declare he invented the first ever mic. And the first ever recording gear.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
he even played a round of golf in 18 swings!
@mattalling4299Күн бұрын
One of the most popular studio "urban legends" is that Ringo's drum parts were re-recorded in overnight sessions by Burnard Purdie. There was an interview with Purdie from the 90s where Purdie told the story, and a couple of people from the recording sessions confirmed this.
@thomastucker56862 күн бұрын
We don't need windows with 4k monitors. I would think avoiding windows altogether in the studio would be the best practice. That said, I would prefer a studio with a south facing wall that is full glass to let sunlight pour in. The natural light makes me happier and will most likely negatively affect the acoustics. If glass could be shaped into an acoustically friendly shape, I would prefer a half glass recording studio.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
That would really be something! There's a studio called Pale Moon Ranch that you should look up, it has a beautiful big window with a gorgeous view in the live room!
@thomastucker568623 сағат бұрын
@@AdamSliger my studio is dark and I think it sucks out some forms of creativity. That said, the room sounds good. Many of my creative ideas happen outside the studio, sometimes in sunlight, next to a window with a nice view. If I built a studio from scratch, I would figure out a way to have it brighter with natural light. I need to fake some natural light in the studio, it is just too dark. Funny, as a younger man, dark studios were my expectation and I didn't care at all. As an older person, 59, I feel particularly light sensitive, as in, I go through a depressive state for the short months of daylight and I cannot sleep without nearly total darkness. I particularly crave sunlight in the day and want zero light during sleep and if elected president of the US, I will maintain 16 hour days, year round, with full sun and only rain during dark hours.
@zer0tzer02 күн бұрын
Well, to be fair, people use the terms filmed when talking about video, or footage when talking about digital. So, the terms stick around after the reason for them is gone.
@BoxrattlerMusic4202 күн бұрын
Hi Adam. New subscriber, I was told by a producer/ engineer whilst recording at a studio in Liverpool UK that in fact Bonhams drums and cymbals were recorded separately to achieve that sound. A reliable source I might add. Thanks enjoyed your vid. Cheers. Tony.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
Welcome aboard! Interesting lore about Bonham for sure!
@BoxrattlerMusic420Күн бұрын
@AdamSliger Certainly made me listen to some of those songs a little more closely and it makes sense that it might be something that would kept strictly on a need to know basis, knowing how producers are. No doubt a killer drum sound either way.
@imark77777772 күн бұрын
Fascinating about the drums. Sure there's phase cancellation but all the live situation I've seen it used it's like is that really the top on your worry list.
@michaelcottle62702 күн бұрын
One pre-limewire misattribution story. One run of the 12" Blue Monday had the A and B sides swapped and my local record shops got this version, so my whole peer group thought that Blue Monday was an instrumental and "The Beach" was the version with vocals. Didn't realise for years...
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
that's interesting!
@officialWWM2 күн бұрын
I record acoustic guitar outside all the time! If you want zero reflections and the most natural acoustic sound, outside is the place to do it :)
@rlibby4042 күн бұрын
Small correction regarding Limewire, you say "all because someone decided to upload the song with the wrong credits." The truth is that it wasn't always (or usually) intentional. Limewire did not require a user to upload the song, rather, most users gave Limewire unrestricted access to all of their connected hard drives whether they were aware of it or not. So, if someone searched for Bob Marley, and you had a mislabeled song on your hard drive, other users simply downloaded it just like any other file. I had a few personally sourced live bootlegs of various bands leak to the public this way. Also lost all my music files once because the cheap external hard drive they were stored on was getting too much traffic and died.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
yeah haha I guess "seeded" would be a better word. The good ol' days, using all your bandwidth to do crimes
@themelancholicpaganmusicco29802 күн бұрын
Those kanye jabs earned you a sub
@cranklabexplosion-labcentr82452 күн бұрын
Zappa saying “It looks just like a telefunken U-47” makes much more sense now 🤯🤯
@themelancholicpaganmusicco29802 күн бұрын
@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 With leather?
@Stefan-2 күн бұрын
How you could believe that Mandela had died in prison in the 80´s is beyond me since he was released from prison after 27 years in 1990 and then in 1994 became the president of South Africa which he was for 5 years, it was quite a big thing since it also ended the apartheid era so you iMHO would have had to be living under a rock to not notice it.
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
I wasn’t born yet so 🤷🤷
@Stefan-2 күн бұрын
@@AdamSliger Sure, but you also didnt invent the expression and i didnt mean you by writing "you", i meant any person that were not a small child at the time pretty much. I was a young adult then and it was well known at the time even here in Sweden.
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Haha yeah I figured I just have no idea either
@paavoilves5416Күн бұрын
I wasn't born then either and I was a bit confused when I heard of this Mandela confusion
@WrathOfWood2 күн бұрын
Ive had multiple whole albums been named wrong and had conversations with people about the wrong things and did not know until I stumble across the real thing, what a mind f
@julianmorrisco2 күн бұрын
The Neuman U-47 was first revealed in : 1947. Hitler must have been directing his requirements from the grave. Some mess of ash and bone in RuZZia. It was actually released for purchase in 1949.
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
either that or some time travel lol
@julianmorriscoКүн бұрын
@ the clue’s in the name! 😀
@AdamSligerКүн бұрын
@@julianmorrisco haha that's great
@busekose2 күн бұрын
For so many years, I thougt Michael Jackson was singing "Eni vici voke" instead of "Annie, are you okay?" in Smooth Criminal.
@busekose2 күн бұрын
Another famous example of Mandela effect in music releases: So many people believe that Frank Sinatra sang "Killing Me Softly With Her Song" when it was actually Perry Como singing.
@song-mode2 күн бұрын
i also think i remember glys saying in that video you showed, that in addition to the right drummer, there was a pretty specific compression setup, dialed to a certain sweet spot, that had to go along with the mic-ing technique.
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Yeah, I did see he wanted the gain staging to be a certain way too
@hepphepps83562 күн бұрын
Telefunken was just the international distributor. Neumann indeed had the nazis as a good customer, it was the governing regime in their country, and they didn’t have much choice. They freely admit to it and I have heard Neumann reps refer to the CMV3 as the Hitler mic. Anyway, the development was pre-nazi. The U47 on the other hand was based on the same 1929 capsule, but designed by nord west deutsche rundfunk run by the americans with american money, and built by Neumann immediately following the war and released in 1949. Indeed based on an understanding of just how important an authorative representation of the male voice over the airwaves was in propaganda. This time east/west. The genious of the Glyn Johns method is mostly about the improved stereo image and but better drum/cymbal balance representation of the 2 overheads, enabling them to more truely represent the entire kit than the traditional placements, and less about having to only use 3 mics as in the led zeppelin story. The «recorderman» misnomer of this technique stemming from the «recorderman» user name, and his presentation of this very technique in internet forums in the late 90’s and early 2000’s caused a lot of misunderstanding, and you seem to be mixing them together here. I would suggest to raise the mic close to the floor tom higher than what is usually described to not pick up the ride from the side and having it swing back and forth between speakers.
@PressuredSpeechBand2 күн бұрын
Just realized I've been calling them "Newmen" mics my whole life!
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Happens to lots of folks!!
@latheofheaven10172 күн бұрын
Interesting myth about Neumann. I worked in recording studios constantly between 1981 and 2009 and never once heard it mentioned. Is this one of those things that has grown up with internet social media?
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Honestly no, I really only ever heard it in studios until Ye brought it up on Infowars
@paavoilves5416Күн бұрын
I haven't heard that the NS party itself would've been in the design process but I've heard that they used them or something.
@e7l-y9i2 күн бұрын
Good reasons for microphones hanging down: If speakers have text/notes on a stand/table/desk, they just have more space while mic can still be pretty close. Even more space when they have to look at some screen. If you put mic from the top, it actually does prevent table/desk reflections. If recording foleys for a radio play or film, you needed space for all those steps and nutcrackers and pieces of wood and you didn't want to mess with mic stand. When recording sound for a movie, you had to do it. This was done with ribbon microphones too pretty often. When this was found to be a good practice for recording all those cases, why wouldn't you keep the good habit for music recording?
@123jkjk1232 күн бұрын
"Postcard written by Faul" - I guess we know which side you are on on this.
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
👀👀
@cpsedmonds2 күн бұрын
Whilst the Axl Rose story is true, it gets an unfair amount of exposure compared to the very similar events from Dennis Wilson for the Beach Boys song "All I Wanna Do". Except Wilson did it in 1968!
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
No wayyyyy
@kevinlentz76042 күн бұрын
Got the planner thanks
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Appreciate you!
@jimorgain633 күн бұрын
ha ha i thought 'my name is michael, i got a nickel 'was the jackson five
@RewardThe3 күн бұрын
Surely it would be easier to add a video link rather than a window
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Depends on your definition of easier, I suppose! Once the window is in, you never have to think about it again, which is nice.
@rainingkind3 күн бұрын
Phish didn’t do the bluegrass version of Gin and Juice?
@BillAltman3 күн бұрын
Vic produced our record!
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
That’s awesome!
@kirkstevens94903 күн бұрын
Work on your delivery. You sound too slow and monotone. Very hard to listen to. Pre read your material. It'll make you sound more natural.
@AdamSliger2 күн бұрын
Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep working on it
@LuckyFleshКүн бұрын
Personally, I l8ke his tone and timing. Then again, I'm "older" (55) and immediately click off of spastic, talking at 90 miles per hour KZbinrs.
@MixMeMcGee3 күн бұрын
That intro is unhinged! 😂👏👏
@alephestudios3 күн бұрын
8:45 they did put phrases in reverse but not the ones you showed
@alephestudios3 күн бұрын
2:33 But science was tied to politics, everything they did was supervised by the Nazi party, so a request from someone in the office to deliver a better microphone has a very high chance of having happened. Their tentacles were all over the country in every industry. Medicines and technology didn't escape. We have the soda Fanta from that fact and the classic Vocho car, from a huge number of examples. The Nazi party, although it leaves a bad taste, did accelerate science and invented many things we use today.