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[Stakerz]

Hello.

I was wondering whether or not anyone knew songs that have the weird illusion type thing where the sound goes from one speaker to the other?

Anyone know any?

 

[Binxy]

You mean panning? Try some early stuff when it was a relatively new thing.

Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" - Dark Side Of The Moon - Some post Revolver Beatles.

Also, Eddie Van Halen's solos were all panned to one side on the first four albums - I'm not sure about after that 'cause I don't rate Sammy Hagar and stopped listening - but it was a great way to learn his licks.

 

[Catfish Jake]

You mean panning? Try some early stuff when it was a relatively new thing.

Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" - Dark Side Of The Moon - Some post Revolver Beatles.

Also, Eddie Van Halen's solos were all panned to one side on the first four albums - I'm not sure about after that 'cause I don't rate Sammy Hagar and stopped listening - but it was a great way to learn his licks.

You take that back.



The Red Rocker for the win.

 

[G.O.B]

Queen are renowned for it.
Thier mid to late 70's material would be a good place to start looking.

 

[lookkg386]

T'was big in 70's, Beatles and Beach boys experimented with it in the 60's also. Pink floyd also had different lyrics come from either side.

 

[wally funk]

mogwai - with portfolio. probably a few other mogwai songs too but this is a pretty good example.

 

[Stakerz]

Any newer music have panning?

Thanks for ya honest replies.

 

[johnnyhoward]

Any newer music have panning?

Thanks for ya honest replies.

We scared you off with all the 60's and 70's stuff ey? Give it a go mate.

 

[Carlos]

Tool's Parabola is a nice example. Check the way Danny Carey's drum roll literally thunders from your left to right at around the 3 minute mark of that tune.

Gets me excited anyway.

 

[soupaman]

Gyroscope by the Tea Party has it at the end. Is really weird when you're listening to it with headphones on.

 

[finrod]

Groove is in the Heart by dee-lite