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aa1216 · 06-17-2006, 01:15 AM

Is it me or do you guys hear a "tick tick tick clunk" sound after the final note (when all the music finishes) i think its the metronome...

Dark Artist · 07-03-2006, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by aa1216

Is it me or do you guys hear a "tick tick tick clunk" sound after the final note (when all the music finishes) i think its the metronome...

That's the piano player lifting their fingers off the keys

Fadingtonothing · 07-03-2006, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by xalexx

To my knowledge, the song has never been performed live, HOWEVER, the cello part was used (along with the end of "Whisper") during a brief instrumental before the band took stage at Rock Am Ring.

Which Rock Am Ring? 2003 or 2004? Are there any more Rock Am Ring shows, like 2005?

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Originally Posted by Lindz

so what was the name of the dj who did a techno remix of this song? iam still trying to find it somewhere online, some say its horrible and it ruined the song but i just wanna hear it

I’m pretty sure it’s the Gabriel Vs. TriFactor Remix.

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Originally Posted by Dark_Horse

if you reverse "Hello, I'm still here" (this is clearer on the 2001-2002 demo version) Amy says "It's hurts me all over". it's interesting.

Wow, I heard it on the “Fallen” Version and on the demo. You’re right it is much clearer on the demo...

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Originally Posted by Dark_Horse

the way i did it is record it on "sound recorder" (All Programs >> Accessories) and you need a microphone for this. put the mic against the speaker and press "record" and play "Hello, I'm still here". when that's done, click "Effects" and "Reverse". i hope this helped

Thanks for this. Now I’m going to record the pre-Origin versions of “Away From Me,” “Eternal,” “Listen to the Rain,” and “Demise.”

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Originally Posted by Heliosis

I bet it's just a coincidence.

Cause If you record yourself singing "Hello, I'm Still Here" and Reverse it, You hear the same thing.

What do you mean by “the same thing?” You still hear “Hello I’m still here?”

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Originally Posted by aa1216

Is it me or do you guys hear a "tick tick tick clunk" sound after the final note (when all the music finishes) i think its the metronome...

I can’t hear the “Tick tick tick clunk” and what’s a Metronome? Also what version did you hear this on?

aa1216 · 07-05-2006, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Fadingtonothing

I can’t hear the “Tick tick tick clunk” and what’s a Metronome? Also what version did you hear this on?

A metronome is a ticking thingy used to keep in time (usually their electronic now)
The old ones look like this: http://www.creekland.org/band/metronome.gif

and its in the Fallen Album version (bought in Australia if that makes a difference) from 3:28 onwards it has to be really loud and you have to be in complete silence....

Heliosis · 07-05-2006, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Fadingtonothing

What do you mean by “the same thing?” You still hear “Hello I’m still here?”

No. You hear "It Hurts Me All Over"

Record yourself singing the same line and, after reversing, you hear it, too. So, I'm guessing it's just a coincidence. Similar to the whole "It's fun to smoke Marijuana" with "Another One Bites The Dust" - Queen

Without Faith · 07-05-2006, 11:54 AM

Hi! I digitally reversed the whole song, they are more coincidences to hear!

Ooo, and another detail, if you reverse the whole Evanescence album, you will hear more and more, could they be subliminal messages!!?? Just joking! They are all coincidences, I hope

Fadingtonothing · 07-05-2006, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by aa1216

A metronome is a ticking thingy used to keep in time (usually their electronic now)
The old ones look like this: http://www.creekland.org/band/metronome.gif

and its in the Fallen Album version (bought in Australia if that makes a difference) from 3:28 onwards it has to be really loud and you have to be in complete silence....

Oh haha I know what those are. They’re annoying.

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Originally Posted by Heliosis

No. You hear "It Hurts Me All Over"

Record yourself singing the same line and, after reversing, you hear it, too. So, I'm guessing it's just a coincidence. Similar to the whole "It's fun to smoke Marijuana" with "Another One Bites The Dust" - Queen

Lol yea like in that one Led Zepplin song where you reverse it and it sounds like they’re saying “My sweet sweet Satan” or something like that.

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Originally Posted by Without Faith

Hi! I digitally reversed the whole song, they are more coincidences to hear!

Ooo, and another detail, if you reverse the whole Evanescence album, you will hear more and more, could they be subliminal messages!!?? Just joking! They are all coincidences, I hope

Yea. In “Whisper” you hear “There is no one,” when you reverse “Speaking to the atmosphere.” And “Here waters lie.” in “Don’t turn away.”

Heliosis · 07-05-2006, 08:01 PM

Actually, The Led Zepellin song is most likely planned. Cause it's about a whole paragraph.

They talk about the shed where someone used to beat them and mention "Sad satan" several times.

But, then again, could also just be coincidence.

hyatt[x]core · 07-05-2006, 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Without Faith

Hi! I digitally reversed the whole song, they are more coincidences to hear!

Ooo, and another detail, if you reverse the whole Evanescence album, you will hear more and more, could they be subliminal messages!!?? Just joking! They are all coincidences, I hope

Would you consider uploading them to youtube so we could hear them?

MrMellow · 07-06-2006, 06:14 AM

The noise you hear at the end of Hello is the piano player taking their foot off the pedal. Which is strange as a) it's an electric piano and b) after the foot has been taken off the pedal, the note continues for a while....which shouldn't happen if you've JUST taken your foot off the sustain pedal. That kinda defeats the point. I'm pretty sure it's just a production thing to make it sound more realistic (as in, like a real piano).

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MrMellow Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Middlesbrough (England) Age: 23 Posts: 158 Points: 1,375.64 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 1,375.64 Donate	The noise you hear at the end of Hello is the piano player taking their foot off the pedal. Which is strange as a) it's an electric piano and b) after the foot has been taken off the pedal, the note continues for a while....which shouldn't happen if you've JUST taken your foot off the sustain pedal. That kinda defeats the point. I'm pretty sure it's just a production thing to make it sound more realistic (as in, like a real piano).

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