Oh ya Kaissiom, Rahman started this trend with Meenaxi's 'Chinnamma chilakamma'. Actually, it's a sound of 70's (radio & old casette player sound) and he used it to give a retro feel to all these songs. :-) Also it is used through out the song in 'Ay hairaten'
~Avinash --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "kaissiom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Actually Rahman has been using this sound quite extensively. He has > been using it for a while, if you haven't noticed he tends to stick to > a certain vibe or sounds for a while, before he catches on to > something else. Like during Tehzeeb time... he was on phone > tones(sounds). > > This old record or crackling sound has been evident in a past few > albums. I believe it's his signature sound which stays for a few > years, before he catches on to something else. > > 1. Sivaji - Style: during the beginning and the ending. > > 2. Guru - Ay Hairathe: around 3:05, right when Alka starts singing "Ay > hairathe" > > 3. Aa Aah - Thigu Thigu: beginning of the song. > > 4. Meenaxi - Chinamma Chilkamma: beginning of the song. (I believe > this was the start of Rahman's "newfound" trend of adding crackling sound) > > > Regards, > Wasim. > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Pradeepan" <pradeepanonline@> > wrote: > > > > Hi Guys. > > Did u notice that there's some noise at the beginning of "Style" song. > > in the first 40 seconds ? > > It comes when I play the Audio CD as well as the ripped Mp3 version. > > > > What could be the reason ? > > Surely it can't be that ARR didnt notice this.. > > >
