She Loves You/I'll Get You in Stereo

[Sologui]

hello friends

Thank you for your work and sharing Rubberswan.
Guitar separation seems effective with Ripx

I did a vocal separation on She Loves You a few weeks ago. With John on the left and Paul on the right. It's not optimal, there was a lot of work to do manually.
I used Demix pro to isolate and separate vocals
I also share it with you,

hxxps://we.tl/t-gxiD2QlNws


Have a nice week

[Tex]

They did the main vocals in unison and then the harmonies were done during the tape-to-tape overdubs. This was easy to spot when people started doing spectral remixes because the overdubs have a different microphone sound and less reverb.

[wishyouawish]

Any chance someone can enlighten me on how to download She Loves You/ I'll Get You in flac. I think maybe that She Loves You is the best stereo version I have heard. Thanks

[InnerLight]

1) copy the link
2) open a new tab or window in your browser
3) paste the link
4) replace the hxxp with http
5) hit enter
6) download
7) enjoy

[BTL1210]

Thank you for the shares .... wishyouawish : you make full size in new window (click on top right hand corner) and then click on download arrow) to download....

[Mixerrog]

Here's a version that I did over a year ago that came out the best for me at hxxps://we.tl/t-skyY4FUvaR with PW of 092849 for 1 week.
I did some guitar splits in it back then that came out pretty good I think considering how hard it is to recover the complete guitar stem.

If someone wanted to take the time, I think a pretty decent guitar separation could be made by taking clean guitar parts & carefully spectrally pasting them into the poorly separated parts but it would be a slow time consuming process for sure.

Rog

[thewarpedvinyljunkie]

Sologui and mixerrog, two great versions! Thank you very much.

[wishyouawish]

thanks BTL1210 for the info re DL. Too simple. Thanks to all the sharers of SLY. All good in different ways.

[BTL1210]

Thanks mixerrog too for your share.

[urasam2]

Unlike She Loves You, I’ll Get You has a definite John lead vocal (double tracked) so I’ve put that in the centre. Paul’s occasional harmony vocal is on the right, and George’s vocal part (which appears only in the middle eight) is on the left. It was difficult to isolate George’s vocal, so it’s a bit fragmented.

I think you are wrong. It's not a double tracked John vocal, it's John and Paul singing in unison. Even in your version, when Paul's harmony is panned right you can clearly hear that John's voice is not double tracked.