Of course, AR crafts/paints music, second by second. There is super detailing that goes behind a song, that its tough to capture them all at one hearing. I think every single song demands a dozen hearing. There were cases where I had felt hearing new sounds irrespective of so many times that I had listened to. Sounds that come out of the blue :).
AR has said that he has used samples, which are legally meant to be used. I think the best usage would be Rangeela's Theme, which was mentioned to be a sample that AR used & built a rock solid theme around it. Man, even today, Rangeela's theme is a stunner. If "O Saya" was nominated for Oscars, why not Rangeela theme :). Damn, if Oscars could lend their ears to all the evergreens of AR, I'm sure they would give out the "Lifetime Achievement Award" for a Living Legend. Check out one of my very old post, which i had written in my blog, about our Mozart of India. Hoping you would enjoy reading it. http://kittu-mama-solraan.blogspot.com/2006/09/arrahman-revolution.html Kitcha --- In [email protected], "theepr" <the...@...> wrote: > > of course those R Digital Samples available in any instrument Or commercial > loops in computers.. Arr not only had used those for this perticular song He > had used in several other Background scores of various films May madam, > thiruda thiruda, Padiyappa , Karuthamma, May madam and Minsara Kanavu to name > a few... > Me too have wondered just like U about this stunning Mix of sounds in > particular song.There is always One answer its ArRahmans composition.. > - In [email protected], "Rivjot" <rivjot@> wrote: > > > > Everytime I listen to this song, I wonder how this song could have been > > recorded. The song has voices of almost every household animal you can name > > - Buffalo, Sheep, Goat, Chicken, Birds, Donkey.. and God knows what else. I > > just love/enjoy this song everytime I listen to. > > > > Does anyone know any story related to this song (if there is any). I dont > > think 'commerical samples' containing animal voices exist. How did ARR > > record the voices of these animals? > > >
