Queen & Adam Lambert – I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014)

Single 2020

The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2020 single I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014).

Music from I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014)

Artists on I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014)

Adam Lambert

Roles:

Singer Composer Music Producer

Groups:

Queen Queen + Adam Lambert
Brian May

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Keyboardist

Groups:

Queen Mark Knopfler’s Guitar Heroes The G3 Jam Rock Aid Armenia Brian May & Friends Queen + Paul Rodgers Queen + Adam Lambert Rock Therapy Smile 1984 The Brian May Band Hale & Pace and the Stonkers Artists United for Nature
Roger Meddows Taylor

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Drummer Composer

Groups:

Queen Queen + Paul Rodgers Queen + Adam Lambert Band Aid 30 Smile The Cross Hale & Pace and the Stonkers

Gear Used On I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014)

Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Queen & Adam Lambert – I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014) (2020). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.

Brian May

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Keyboardist

Effects Pedals used by Brian May on I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014)

Phaser Effects Pedals

fOXX Phaser

Brian May uses the fOXX Phaser pedal in performances such as "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy" live on TOTP and the studio version of "We Will Rock You." This is demonstrated in the YouTube video "AmpliTube Brian May - Tones That Will Rock You" by ikmultimedia.

Roger Meddows Taylor

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Drummer Composer

Keyboards and Synthesizers used by Roger Meddows Taylor on I Was Born To Love You (Live at Summer Sonic, Tokyo, Japan / 2014)

Synthesizers

Roland JD-800

Avg price: $356.55

Roger owned a JD-800 in the 90's. It is believed his was used during the Made In Heaven sessions. I'm inclined to believe one of the electric piano sounds was used in Too Much Love Will Kill You.