I’ll tell you what the secret of The Beatles’ sound is. It’s not the f*cking equipment, not the f*ucking room, not even the engineer. The secret of the Beatles’ fucking sound is The fucking Beatles, man. 😊
Hello Javier! You can watch this Start to Finish series with a pro-member account on Puremix.com right here: puremix.com/library/start-to-finish/-/history-of-the-beatles-recording-techniques/episode-1-introduction-to-the-series 3 new episodes are coming reeeeeally soon! :)
Can you please tell me if The Beatles or anyone else ever recorded that song with the chorus “Silence tells me something so right has gone gone wrong” ? That song sounds so much like the early Beatles and I would love to have a recording of it from them or you guys who sound great!! Is that sound available on a CD or also any streaming platforms? Please let me know. I would appreciate it
That awful fake Beatles band kind of ruins it. For these documentaries they should get a band that makes their own contemporary music and see how it comes out using these old techniques The Beatles used.
study Paul Allen Rothchild and the Doors better, they had a better sound in every way because even Paul Mac sat down with his wife to listen to them, the Beatles are too overrated and fallen
The Doors had a great sound, but come on man, they didnt break through till the late 60s. Its a false comparison. They would have walked into a studio with 8 track, the vast majority of Beatles material had to be made bouncing between 4 tracks. Also, the doors made their whole career in one style, which is cool, but the Beatles went way off the map in ways the doors never did.
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Some of my ABSOLUTE favourite SOUNDING albums were engineered by KEN SCOTT. EPIC. LEGEND.
Crime of the century!
Some of my favorite-sounding albums were/are Alive (Eddie Kramer) & Destroyer (Bob Ezrin).
[huh... say what?!] Oh, wait.. I was told that was KISS. 😐
It blows me away the mix on songs almost 40 years old with out all these plugins ect
1 video in and what can I say but AWESOME! Cheers to Fab and Puremix. Well done indeed.
No daws no midi no sequencers just raw talent
Hell yeah 🤘
Not a cell phone in sight, just people living in the moment
Great Stuff ! just watched the first 3 episodes.
Geoff Emerick, George Martin, Alan Parson on Abbey road too
Wow, Puremix does not show signs of slowing down
guys, this is going to be huuuuuge! Puremix #1
I’ll tell you what the secret of The Beatles’ sound is.
It’s not the f*cking equipment, not the f*ucking room, not even the engineer.
The secret of the Beatles’ fucking sound is The fucking Beatles, man. 😊
Amazing!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
So Cool
Hell yeah
So, where do we see these episodes?
Hello Javier! You can watch this Start to Finish series with a pro-member account on Puremix.com right here: puremix.com/library/start-to-finish/-/history-of-the-beatles-recording-techniques/episode-1-introduction-to-the-series
3 new episodes are coming reeeeeally soon! :)
Can you please tell me if The Beatles or anyone else ever recorded that song with the chorus “Silence tells me something so right has gone gone wrong” ? That song sounds so much like the early Beatles and I would love to have a recording of it from them or you guys who sound great!! Is that sound available on a CD or also any streaming platforms? Please let me know. I would appreciate it
What's the band's name? 1:03?
Name of the song please
Some call him the sixth Beatle
and 10-12 other people too
✨✨👏👏
Excuse me 2 min 19 sec is not exactly a ‘deep dive’ guys. 😊
It's only 3 episodes?
No. There's gonna be at least 20. And a nice behind the scenes
@@gchad9391 Great !!!
Fab 😂
Cool except for the musicians. If you don’t got the Beatles trying to use a cover band from New York doesn’t quite work.
Urm are the ONLY serious
4qw
That awful fake Beatles band kind of ruins it. For these documentaries they should get a band that makes their own contemporary music and see how it comes out using these old techniques The Beatles used.
study Paul Allen Rothchild and the Doors better, they had a better sound in every way because even Paul Mac sat down with his wife to listen to them, the Beatles are too overrated and fallen
The Doors had a great sound, but come on man, they didnt break through till the late 60s. Its a false comparison. They would have walked into a studio with 8 track, the vast majority of Beatles material had to be made bouncing between 4 tracks. Also, the doors made their whole career in one style, which is cool, but the Beatles went way off the map in ways the doors never did.
It’s very simple: No Beatles, no Doors.