Abracadabra Audio Error

[Dayman 6,010]

 

at 1:57 there's an editing mistake. It seems like there's accidentally the beginning of another "A-" sound about to start, but it cuts and results in there just being a click/pop there. It's on all versions of the song. I noticed when I was listening on my speakers and thought there was something wrong with them at first. Perfect Illusion fart 2.0? Sound off below!

[TEANUS 13,170]

Just now, Dayman said:

 

at 1:57 there's an editing mistake. It seems like there's accidentally the beginning of another "A-" sound about to start, but it cuts and results in there just being a click/pop there. It's on all versions of the song. I noticed when I was listening on my speakers and thought there was something wrong with them at first. Perfect Illusion fart 2.0? Sound off below!

I was waiting for someone else to say it 

[Hennycomb 3,372]

Yes, sounds like a click from the audio clip of the vocal finishing. Normally, DAWs put a quick fade in and a fade out automatically on audio clips that are cut so this won't happen.

Edit: or it could be from the next vocal starting, it's more common for it to happen at the start of an audio clip 

Edited 2 hours ago by Hennycomb

[Jill 28,045]

It's a stylistic choice. It represents chaos and mayhem.

[Murakami27 1,969]

I’m not listening to this so i won’t notice it everytime i listen to it 

[qoqo 3,280]

I noticed this too

[bionic 45,318]

If you think this is unintentional then you don't understand the Mayhem era

[FATCAT 59,288]

[Catnikko 14,218]

oh wow im surprised i never even noticed that 

[Catnikko 14,218]

28 minutes ago, Hennycomb said:

Yes, sounds like a click from the audio clip of the vocal finishing. Normally, DAWs put a quick fade in and a fade out automatically on voice audio clips that are cut so this won't happen.

Edit: or it could be from the next vocal starting, it's more common for it to happen at the start of an audio clip 

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it could also be that the reverb/delay wasn't automated as a gradual change and it just had a sharp transition from on and off on whichever track it's on, which would do the same thing 

Edited 2 hours ago by Catnikko

[Hennycomb 3,372]

3 minutes ago, Catnikko said:

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it could also be that the reverb wasn't automated as a gradual change and it just had a sharp transition from on and off which would do the same thing 

Yessss, I also thought it could a reverb tail suddenly cut

[Dayman 6,010]

27 minutes ago, Hennycomb said:

Yes, sounds like a click from the audio clip of the vocal finishing. Normally, DAWs put a quick fade in and a fade out automatically on audio clips that are cut so this won't happen.

Edit: or it could be from the next vocal starting, it's more common for it to happen at the start of an audio clip 

I filtered instrumental, lead, and backings and looking at them in Ableton and isolating it - I’m 90% sure it’s the start of another “Abracadabra”

[JustTea 4,576]

Wtf I never noticed and now I can't unhear... 

[Hennycomb 3,372]

2 minutes ago, Dayman said:

I filtered instrumental, lead, and backings and looking at them in Ableton and isolating it - I’m 90% sure it’s the start of another “Abracadabra”

If I was Gaga and noticed this after the release I would never recover, or I would call all the stores and ask for an audio replacement 

[Stef666 4,543]

That's not even a mistake... it's clearly meant to be there