OT: Isolated tracks from big hits

[Arco]

Kinda cool...

http://studiomultitracks.com/

Not sure how this is done (is it really just multi-track iso's?) but cool to hear some of this.

[Leadfoot]

love it. thanks for posting this.

[JLepore]

Nice site.

Amazing comparing some of the old-time singers to the crap today. For real fun, listen to the vocal tracks of Fleetwood Mac and compare to the "vocal track" of Lady Gaga ... priceless :)

[Trackzilla]

ya...amazing what slathering on more technology can't do eh?

[Bruce Callaway]

Thanks for posting this, a lot of fun to hear these recordings..

[Dave Labrecque]

Thanks for posting this, a lot of fun to hear these recordings..

I'm lovin' the Who's Next stuff. :)

[Tim Miskimon]

I'm lovin all this stuff.
David Lee Roth - what a trip!
I always have a fun trying to figure out what Mick Jagger is mumbling on all those great Rolling Stones records.
I was thinking that I'd understand what the hell he's saying on Give Me Shelter but even solo'd he's still pretty mush mouthed...:D
I love those great songs even if I can't understand half of what he's saying.
Man and you can really tell how great some of those singers were & the personality they put into those songs.
Karen Carpenter had a great voice, great pitch and a very pleasant vibrato.

[Tim Miskimon]

I'm lovin' the Who's Next stuff. :)

How about that scream at the end of Won't Get Fooled Again - man that's a classic.
I think I'll sample that and trigger it off of my alarm clock to wake my wife up in the morning...:D

[Dave Labrecque]

How about that scream at the end of Won't Get Fooled Again - man that's a classic.
I think I'll sample that and trigger it off of my alarm clock to wake my wife up in the morning...:D

:D

[Ian Alexander]

How about that scream at the end of Won't Get Fooled Again - man that's a classic.
I think I'll sample that and trigger it off of my alarm clock to wake my wife up in the morning...:D
Once.

[Tim Miskimon]

Once.

:D