Whay instruments were used in In The Closet?

[Horrorlover656]

From the dangerous album.

 

[mj_frenzy]

Teddy Riley gave an interview back in the day when he spoke about the instruments they used on the 'Dangerous' album.

For example, for 'In The Closet' they used (at the beginning of the song) real violins, cellos, violas, and basses in a computer.

Teddy Riley also sat down and played real piano in real time for that song.

"Well, on 'In The Closet' the beginning is real violins, cellos, violas, and basses in a computer ... I played the [Bösendorfer] piano in real time, so we had to feel it out. I kept the first take that I did because it's real" (Teddy Riley, 1992)

 

[Horrorlover656]

Teddy Riley gave an interview back in the day when he spoke about the instruments they used on the 'Dangerous' album.

For example, for 'In The Closet' they used (at the beginning of the song) real violins, cellos, violas, and basses in a computer.

Teddy Riley also sat down and played real piano in real time for that song.

"Well, on 'In The Closet' the beginning is real violins, cellos, violas, and basses in a computer ... I played the [Bösendorfer] piano in real time, so we had to feel it out. I kept the first take that I did because it's real" (Teddy Riley, 1992)

Thanks.


Do you know what was used for the rest of the song?

 

[mj_frenzy]

Thanks.


Do you know what was used for the rest of the song?

For 'In The Closet', they also used claves (percussions), rim shots (snare drum backbeats), and chimes.

Teddy Riley also revealed that 'In The Closet' came out exactly as Michael Jackson wanted the song to be.

 

[@mjfanatic777]

From the dangerous album.

nah I actually thought ITC was from Off The Wall

 

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

nah I actually thought ITC was from Off The Wall

This is how I find out I can't use the emotion reactions anymore for some reason.