Released as a single on 11 February 1977, 'Sound and Vision' was a commercial success. Note: IMPORTANT! Plugin option cards including the compressor/expansion cards are only shown as a block diagram. Like other Low tracks, the songs drum sound was achieved through the use of Viscontis Eventide H910 Harmonizer. The Eventide H910 Harmonizer was introduced in 1975. (usually within the hour).Īll OFFLINE buy now button items (see Ordering Information page for details)Įventide H910 Harmonizer Effects Unit Service ManualĬontents: Schematics, Product Picture / Illustration, Introduction / Features, Specifications, Controls, Functions & Theory of Operation, Test Procedures, Technical Circuit Descriptions, Troubleshooting Guide / Fault Diagnosis, Calibration / Alignment Instructions, Waveform Charts, Timing Diagrams, Interconnection Diagram, Block Diagram / Signal Flow, Semiconductor Generic Reference Numbers, Service Bulletins / Engineering Changes / Modifications. member Fuzzy Haskins had released a dance-floor-friendly song in 1976 titled Which Way Do I Disco. Ordering Information page before ordering!Īll GREEN buy now button items = ONLINE & AVAILABLE NOW for same day download.
RCA refused to issue Low for three months, fearing it would be a commercial failure. The cover artwork, a profile of Bowie from the film The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976), was intended as a visual pun, meaning 'low profile'.
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Eventide Schematics, Service Manuals and Owners Manuals Visconti created the distinctive drum sound using an Eventide H910 Harmonizer, a pitch-shifting device.
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