Hard Days Nightin sointu on tällainen

Mielenkiintoista. Ja ihan ilman absoluuttista sävelkorvaa. Kirjallisuudessa on lukuisia arveluita. Olikohan tuo listassa?

Missähän tuo sointu oikeasti esiintyy? Ja miten tuo tehdään: ymmärtääkseni siinä on piano, kaksi kitaraa ja basso tuottamassa ääntä.

http://www.beatlesbible.com/features/hard-days-night-chord/

Q: Mr Harrison, what is the opening chord you used for A Hard Day's Night?

A: It is F with a G on top (on the 12-string), but you'll have to ask Paul about the bass note to get the proper story.

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The Fadd9 chord, as played by Harrison on his 12-string Rickenbacker 360/12 guitar, was as follows:

E ----3----
B ----1----
G ----2----
D ----3----
A ----o----
E ----1----

The Fadd9 on the electric 12-string guitar was crucial to the power of the chord, giving it a richness which would otherwise have been absent. The notes fretted on the top four strings were also used for the arpeggio at the end of the song, although this was recorded as an overdub on a different track of the tape.

As Harrison pointed out, his 12-string wasn't the only instrument to be heard during the chord. John Lennon also performed an Fadd9, using a Gibson J-160 6-string acoustic guitar.

Close listening reveals a cymbal and snare drum buried in the mix, and notes performed on the bass and piano.

Paul McCartney added a D note, played on the fifth fret of the A string on his Hofner violin bass. This note is an octave lower than an open D string on a six-string guitar, and had a crucial effect on the overall sound of the chord.

George Martin played a Steinway grand piano on A Hard Day's Night, and contributed to the opening chord. Computer analysis has suggested that Martin played five notes: D2, G2, D3, G3 and C4 (middle C is C4). Furthermore, the sustain pedal was held down, allowing further harmonics to emerge.
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Hienolta kuulostaa, luovuus oli Beatlesille ilmeistä ja hämmästyttävän luonnollista.

LP:n aloitusääni on ainutlaatuinen, mahtavuutta ja sointia.