A lot of responsibility to be the bass player in Rush. He does lots of stuff and covers lots of sonic ground with his bass, the Taurus pedals and his voice. His bass playing is masterful without question.
Wow, hearing Geddy's isolated tracks is like discovering Rush all over again. Had no idea he was doing half the things he's doing in this song. The accents, grace notes sliding into and out of notes, the bad ass muting, the crisp technique of the runs in the signature riff. Thanks for putting Neil in there on the guitar solo.
@@wooliegeek I downloaded the audio files off this website and was pretty much able to just rip them out cause someone has already done the work however I have also done it the long way. If you can burn the disc on to your computer and extract the singular master audio file, you can use adobe audition to go in and separate the channels.
Gotta give credit the a guy named Roger Ginsley who used to be a technician in Le Studio during the late 70s and early 80s. His website is here: www.tekxelectronics.net He's also a nice guy. I couldn't believe these photos existed but had never surfaced.
This is taken from the Center channel of the Signals 5.1 surround sound remix! If you can obtain the surround sound audio files, you can use software to split the channels.
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Man, his playing on this song is so melodic.
A lot of responsibility to be the bass player in Rush. He does lots of stuff and covers lots of sonic ground with his bass, the Taurus pedals and his voice. His bass playing is masterful without question.
Wow, hearing Geddy's isolated tracks is like discovering Rush all over again. Had no idea he was doing half the things he's doing in this song. The accents, grace notes sliding into and out of notes, the bad ass muting, the crisp technique of the runs in the signature riff. Thanks for putting Neil in there on the guitar solo.
No doubt, hearing the nuances really helps appreciate his technique.
I was thinking the same thing!
Man, Geddy is really jamming out during the solo section. It never fails to get me fired up!
Ged's playing is fucking stupid good
How does he do it and sing over the top of his insane playing? Ged is a musical freak of nature!
This is awesome. Can really hear the lower layer of the Oberheim on the chorus. Really big squelch!
I LOVE this fill! 4:27
Easily my favourite Geddy Lee bass line
Maybe an accomplished bass player could learn and play this, but now add in the singing and the Taurus pedals.......no way!!!!!!!!
I’d so love this but for isolated guitar. Sounds great on bass
@@wooliegeek I can try to see what it sounds like. It would have a lot of cymbals and vocal bleed but it would be better than nothing!
@@kevinsheppard2312what software are you using? I’ve bought all of the 5.1 releases to date, might as well go explorin’
@@wooliegeek I downloaded the audio files off this website and was pretty much able to just rip them out cause someone has already done the work however I have also done it the long way.
If you can burn the disc on to your computer and extract the singular master audio file, you can use adobe audition to go in and separate the channels.
Where’d the studio pics come from anyway?
Gotta give credit the a guy named Roger Ginsley who used to be a technician in Le Studio during the late 70s and early 80s. His website is here: www.tekxelectronics.net
He's also a nice guy.
I couldn't believe these photos existed but had never surfaced.
How did you get this track!?
This is taken from the Center channel of the Signals 5.1 surround sound remix! If you can obtain the surround sound audio files, you can use software to split the channels.