Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

[Playlist] UNCUT LISA 'LALISA' Reactions (Patreon)

Published:
2021-09-19 18:43:34
Imported:
2026-06
haven't archived this post yet. have a subscription? use the importer!

Content

The videos on this playlist are in chronological filming order haha!

I'd like to correct my comments:

When I researched thai instruments before reacting to this, I watched a bunch of "thai classical//thai traditional music" yt videos. They all included the thai fiddle, which has a nasally sound similar to the sample played in this song! After filming this, I came across a comment section that mentioned the Pi Nai (a thai oboe that I called a thai flute in rachel/liam's video 🤦🏻‍♀️) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Sz6GjIdobc) which I think is actually the instrument used in this song. Sorry for my inaccurate comments! I will be correcting myself with edits for the final video. 

EDIT: Turns out it's a sax sample in the verses/chorus and many thai musicians messaged me about the bridge featuring the pi!

Files

Previews only

LISA 'LALISA'

Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

Comments

Frank Ansak

So I saw your tweet but decided to response here. You mean what instruments they are most likely trying to replicate? 'Cause I think it is mostly "midi" stuff that may not have authentic "music" origins or even be Thai. Or I can most easily imagine a combo of a little "real" mixed-in w/manufactured . I mean I last worked in a studio in 1974-75 and I wasn't touching sliders or dials since I was mostly a go-fer and a "tech" who worked on the gear. Even though I was 16 att, I learned me enough audio things at the studio and by volunteering at the infamous The Boarding House to later work multiple venues And similar to you guys said: I've personally heard similar sounds in at least 15 countries I've visited in Western Asia, Africa and the "Middle East". Carry-over interest from playing percussion in "Latin" and R&B/funk bands. Oh man I had technical problems posting this message

Frank Ansak

Yea so I just read the continue reading "drop-down comments" Lul! You found credits that list sax and Thai fiddle or ???

Frank Ansak
>>68176868

Another oopsie on my part I didn't notice you wrote "instrumental" in your tweet So I just listened to that track Seems mostly manufactured and even more manipulated. Altho the traditional sounds seem more authentic. I've been to Thailand 3 times, once for a couple of months but I never really thoroughly explored the traditional music scene like I normally do. I did go to a muay-thai kick boxing event In more traditional events a traditional dance is performed before the match w/live musicians who also play during the fights! They played various drums, "cymbals" like the ching but the main instrument is the P-java (sic) which has origins in India thru Java. Hence the name. That is what the higher pitched woodwind instrument/"sample"? sounds most like to what I have heard in person. But my experience is limited.