piano from “goodbye stranger” by supertramp | ToneDB
goodbye stranger
supertramp
piano
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
A bright and clear piano sound with a slightly compressed and EQ'd tone, typical of 70s rock recordings. The overall vibe is clean and polished, fitting the song's sophisticated arrangement.
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Production Credits
Producer: Peter Henderson
Engineer: Peter Henderson
Recorded at: The Village Recorder, Los Angeles
Signal Chain
Instrument: Rhodes PianoShop on Reverb
Microphone: Neumann U87Shop on Reverb
Processing: LA-2AShop on Reverb
Recording Notes
- The piano was likely recorded in a professional studio environment with careful attention to mic placement to capture a balanced sound.
- Compression was applied to even out the dynamics and make the piano sit well in the mix.
- EQ was used to enhance the clarity and brightness of the piano, cutting out any muddiness in the low-mid frequencies.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Rhodes Piano or a similar electric piano.
- Use a Neumann U87 or similar condenser microphone to capture a detailed and balanced sound.
- Apply gentle compression using an LA-2A-style compressor to even out the dynamics.
- Use EQ to boost the high frequencies for brightness and cut any muddiness in the low-mid frequencies.
- Experiment with slight amounts of reverb to add depth without washing out the sound.
Original Gear
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- Rhodes PianoShop on Reverb(keyboard)
- Neumann U87Shop on Reverb(mic)
- LA-2AShop on Reverb(compressor)
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