| Ready_Coddie 18.05.2006 13:07 |
I want the whole queen discography |
| Rick 18.05.2006 14:58 |
Ready_Coddie wrote: I want the whole queen discographySince this is the serious discussion forum, I will give you a serious answer: Go find a tree, climb in it and stay there until Freddie comes back alive on earth in a Superman suit. |
| Ready_Coddie 19.05.2006 06:18 |
Okay Okay... Karaoke files of as many songs as possible :D |
| JeroenG 19.05.2006 18:11 |
Then I'll have to say: Buy Greatest Karaoke Flix DVD and The Eye game. All karaoke tracks released are on these two as far as I know. |
| deleted user 20.05.2006 06:02 |
yes, greatest karaoke hits and The eye game, and if you still ask for these karaoke files after we have told you where to get them, i will be forced to constantly insult you for being a cheap low down stealing cunt! |
| That guy who digs energy domes 20.05.2006 17:02 |
Ready_Coddie wrote: I want the whole queen discographyme too |
| deleted user 20.05.2006 17:36 |
same goes for you then pal! |
| That guy who digs energy domes 21.05.2006 17:07 |
Well who doesnt? |
| claudio87 31.05.2006 09:33 |
In my site there are 117 karaoke files of Queen but there will be other karaoke files. |
| Digitube 03.06.2006 18:45 |
Anyone who wants these karaoke files (the real Queen backings just without the lead of Fred, wonder how they did that? :-S) can add me on MSN. I'd be happy to send them. musicalprostitute@hotmail.com (and YES....we all know who this prostitute is huh? ;-) |
| FriedChicken 06.06.2006 20:01 |
Patty Brard? |
| turini 06.06.2006 20:16 |
i have about 20 |
| Digitube 07.06.2006 09:59 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: Patty Brard?:-D Yes! And also Mr. Joling, Mr. Gerard, and Mr. Froger. The "toppers" (*cough cough!*) TRUE whores indeed :-P |
| deleted user 07.06.2006 11:16 |
Ready_Coddie wrote: I want the whole queen discographyThat's the most impolite request I've ever heard, not to mention that it's A) requesting official material B) in the WRONG FORUM. You must be a really STUPID impolite asshole. |
| mystic_rhythms 02.07.2006 17:04 |
Digitube wrote: Anyone who wants these karaoke files (the real Queen backings just without the lead of Fred, wonder how they did that? :-S) can add me on MSN.Pretty much what you have with the instrumentals is the backing track. Pretty much every musical composition to date is recorded with the vocals seperate from the instruments. The lead guitar has its own track, the drums have their own track, and of course, the lead and backing vocals have their own as well. When they are layered together, or played through the same channels, you get the complete song, with all instruments and vocaled played seamlessly in unison. I have several of the tracks in question, including songs from The eYe. They are backing tracks, with no lead vocal from Freddie (except on a couple of tracks in which extra vocals from Freddie were used on the original tracks) |
| mystic_rhythms 02.07.2006 17:05 |
Digitube wrote: Anyone who wants these karaoke files (the real Queen backings just without the lead of Fred, wonder how they did that? :-S)I believe this is how they did it: Pretty much what you have with the instrumentals is the backing track. Pretty much every musical composition to date is recorded with the vocals seperate from the instruments. The lead guitar has its own track, the drums have their own track, and of course, the lead and backing vocals have their own as well. When they are layered together, or played through the same channels, you get the complete song, with all instruments and vocaled played seamlessly in unison. I have several of the tracks in question, including songs from The eYe. They are backing tracks, with no lead vocal from Freddie (except on a couple of tracks in which extra vocals from Freddie were used on the original tracks) |
| Digitube 03.07.2006 12:18 |
me_and_my_innuendo wrote:Really dear...Digitube wrote: Anyone who wants these karaoke files (the real Queen backings just without the lead of Fred, wonder how they did that? :-S)I believe this is how they did it: Pretty much what you have with the instrumentals is the backing track. Pretty much every musical composition to date is recorded with the vocals seperate from the instruments. The lead guitar has its own track, the drums have their own track, and of course, the lead and backing vocals have their own as well. When they are layered together, or played through the same channels, you get the complete song, with all instruments and vocaled played seamlessly in unison. I have several of the tracks in question, including songs from The eYe. They are backing tracks, with no lead vocal from Freddie (except on a couple of tracks in which extra vocals from Freddie were used on the original tracks) Thanks for your explanation on the track thing, the different instruments being recorded on seperate tracks. If you take a look on link you'll see the website of my company, wich is : a professional multitrack recording studio. In other words : DOH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (PS: Sorry about the english section still being under construction, we're working on that onë) In other words : I'm pretty well aware of the fact that songs are recorded on seperate tracks. The question I have, is who the f*ck went into the studio GOT ACCESS to the multitracks of Queen together with the right automation-codes and mixed the thing without Freddie's voxtrack. The instrumental balance on most of those karaoke-tracks is exactly the same as the official recordings, and it's almost impossible to do that without the original automation codes. About automation: it's an extra (expensive) feature on (the better) mixing consoles available, for example the Neve's wich Queen used. You can see it in the vid of Headlong, the famous "flying faders". When mixing a song, the poor human being called the sound-engineer has to turn about a zillion knobs to get the desired sound. When ready mixing, hit the automation, and the console will remember the exact settings. Comes in very handy if you're working on different songs at the same time, also very handy for remixes. SO : those karaoke-tracks of Greatest Karaoke Hits must have been mixed by some official Queen-coorporate, like maybe David Richards. There is no way ever a chance that an amateur could have made those mixes. So my question would be : Who did the mixing? David Richards? Maybe Brian? Roger? Kevin Metcalf? Who??? Does anyone know? |
| John S Stuart 03.07.2006 15:34 |
Digitube - your answer to the above: Read the sleeve notes. All the info you seek young Jedi - is contained therein. |
| Haystacks Calhoun II 03.07.2006 15:46 |
<font color=blue>Rick wrote:Freddie is coming back as Superman?Ready_Coddie wrote: I want the whole queen discographySince this is the serious discussion forum, I will give you a serious answer: Go find a tree, climb in it and stay there until Freddie comes back alive on earth in a Superman suit. Flippin SWEET! |
| Deacon Fan 03.07.2006 23:52 |
Cheers mates. Justin Shirley Smith talks a bit about the original 1996 karaoke mixes here: link And the booklets of the remastered karaoke CD/DVD of 2004 mention that many tracks from The Miracle, Innuendo, Made in Heaven were preserved in instrumental form during the original sessions, perhaps even as the original backing mixes which Freddie would put his vocal on (except MIH of course). So that's why some later ones sound identical to the originals, why 'The Eye' mixes sound radically different in many cases.. because they're remixed from the multitracks. It's the same with the 5.1 mixes really. There's stuff you didn't hear before, or stuff missing because they remixed them. It's amazing they did these karaokes at about one per hour I suppose, but when you think about it, that's plenty of time to run through the song a few times, note where this or that comes in, make some adjustments. You can buy the karaokes from places like CDJapan: link (CD set) link (DVD with 3 extra bonus tracks, region-free NTSC regardless of what they say) Or look for it at hmv.co.jp or the official Queen shop. I can't be arsed to do anymore work on this reply. |
| Digitube 04.07.2006 11:55 |
John S Stuart wrote: Digitube - your answer to the above: Read the sleeve notes. All the info you seek young Jedi - is contained therein.Thank you Yoda <-) Only problem is, that I don't have the sleeve notes, since I don't have the sleeve, since I don't have the original CD/DVD, since I downloaded the stuff from Kazaa. That's where I found them in the first place, and I never saw those karaoke CD's/DVD's in ANY shop here in Holland. If I found it in a shop, I would have bought them. At first, I didn't even know those karaoketracks were official Queenstuff, so imagine my surprise when I first heard them! :-| But thanks for helping solve the mystery ;-) And Mikahl : thanks for the link! VERY interesting stuff!! :-) *VERY!* Thanks again! :-) |
| YourValentine 05.07.2006 14:08 |
In Holland you can buy the Karaoke CDs/DVDs on the Queen convention in Maasluis in October. |