Rekha's is the mosquito back and forth voice while Anuradha's is the "yeh yeh yeh" bit in the second interlude when the acoustic guitars play.
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Prabhu Rajagopal <prabhu...@...> wrote: > > Very interesting comparison !!!! > > I was just curious, is the voice sample maybe Anuradha Sriram's? That was > the impression I got initially after the Hindi release, as both Rekha and > Anuradha were credited. Considering Rekha B was the main singer, I reckoned > Anuradha was the distorded back-and-forth voice... My thoughts got confirmed > (that is, to *my *ears :-) ) when I heard the Tamil version. > > In any case. Ranjha is a wonderful example of ARR's interpretation of > folk-meets-electronica. It's a trend I personally appreciate a lot as a > result of my music taste (Maricham, Liquid Dance, Mausam & Escape).. I > didn't immediately expect Ranjha to this row but it touches my musical > senses somewhere! > > regards, > Prabhu > > On 6 May 2010 23:16, AJ <purev...@...> wrote: > > > > > > > In my song by song review, I briefly mentioned that ARR sampled Rekha's > > voice and used it as a drone backdrop with electronic distortion coming and > > going throughout the song. The tweaking that he did with the sound > > frequencies in that drone, modulating the treble range within a uniformly > > timed wavelength, reminds me so much of the "Mosquito" effect sound he used > > in the "Mosquito" track from Connections. He used it brilliantly in this > > track! > > > > > > >
