Hope i can explain a bit what i mean here when i say abt LAYERS.
For example, lets take yuvvraaj - dil ka Rishta - At 2:26 u can notice these things 1)male voice singing - passion/aggression/.... 2)male backing vocal singing - alaap/jathi (whatever u want to call) - thom thom thom....bit 3) background beat - violin/cello(dont know the exact instrument name) 4) background beat - pads/drums... 5) and @ 2:50 - female vocals joins the band signing - O oooooooooo thats atleast 5 layers that i can see..and there are more hidden layers... Lets now take Guzzaarish: @ 1:00 1) male vocal singing - hey guzzaarish 2) background beat - pad/drum/electronic loop whatever cant figure out any other layers... even there are no vocals: 1)background beat is same 2)front end - humming/some different beat/instrument like violin/cello..dont know the name... hope i can explain to some extent... thanks sundar. --- In [email protected], V S Rawat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 11/25/2008 3:52 AM India Time, _s_sundarr_2000_ wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > I have been listening the songs for more than 30-40 times... and the > > only observation i would like to make is "THERE ARE VERY LESS LAYERS > > COMPARED TO ALL ARR COMPOSITIONS". Probably it was done like ARR going > > back to roots ! where there were mininum layers.... > > Eventhough the songs are soulful, becoz there aren't many layers some > > how i feel missing something in them !!! > > I can see max.of.2-3 layers...generally it will have 6-7... > > Am not critical/reviewing...just posting my observation !!! > > any1 here noticing the same > > > > Cheers > > sundar(melbourne). > > Interesting concept, and a novel one. I didn't know about it. > > Could you please elaborate more about what you are calling a layer. > Could you give some examples from the song highlighting different > separate or overlapping layers? > > Thanks. > -- > Rawat >
