truly said. that continum part is the HEART of the song. it puts an absolute stamp of a gem on the song.
--- In [email protected], Anish Gupte <musimax2...@...> wrote: > > hi..yes indeed..the last 2 min or so of 'rehna tu' are what makes this song > such a gem..not to mention the background music which, on careful listening, > appears to 'crawl' onto you ..each and every note is captivating..and when > the song climaxes, its nothing short of breathtaking...excellent > > On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 9:25 AM, rayrai2k <ravis...@...> wrote: > > > Its in the last portion of the song after AR finishes his singing. > > (04:49 - 06:27) > > Continuum in its own is not an instrument that generates sound. Its a > > finger board coupled with synth & softwares to generate. It employs a > > very interesting 3 D (X-Y-Z) finger movement to play..uhh I cant > > explain more > > > > I recommend http://www.hakenaudio.com/Continuum/ to learn more. > > Jordan Rudess has used this device more extensively but AR's usage in > > Rehna Tu is exceptional because he is blending the complete Carnatic > > into it. > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > > harsha vardhan > > <harshaa_vardhan@> wrote: > > > > > > hi friends... > > > > > > truly amazing couple of days so far for all of us in fact for all > > true music lovers...i think all good has started now...i wish if > > someone could specify the time interval during which the continum > > fingerboard is played in the song 'rehna tu'...its a bit confusing to > > identify its sound coz its for d first im hearing the name of the > > instrument...please do post even if it is posted earlier... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > with regards > > > harshavardhan > > > > > > > > > >
