Mirror Spock: Abbey Road MONO mix (not folded)

[Tex]

They were all pre-Rock Band I recall.

[paul62]

Another approach I took over five years ago was to centre 60Hz to 198Hz to remix the stereo tracks from the USB stick: a lot of tracks become narrow stereo (or "spacious mono") when this is done. Some tracks that had vocals skewed to one side now have centred vocals. The Abbey Road (60Hz to 198Hz centred) remix is here.

Then, earlier this year, I ran those tracks through the MaxMono Python-scripted program developed by csnyfan so as to create new mono mixes out of the 60Hz to 198Hz remixes: this mono remix is also here, as well.

Download, listen without prejudice and enjoy!!

hxxps://gofile.io/d/2VnDDn

[r9453]

Download, listen without prejudice and enjoy!!

Thanks!

[paul62]

You're very welcome, my friend!!

[powerPC]

Thanks Paul! I’m looking forward to this

[Kwai Chang]

Thank you, paul62!
Your enthusiasm and generosity are truly inspirational.
The Beatles could have kept mono around...at least for their own productions.
Does mono cost any more to produce, retail, playback, or enjoy than quad, dts, 5.1, dvd-a, etc?
The real issue is that many producers aren't capable of enduring the amount of grief that potentially arises in mono mixing.
Yet, we still, had at least one Beatle issuing an album (RAM) in a dedicated mono mix long after the last rights were read.
Is mono just not worth the corporate investment? Suggested retail price could have been adjusted.
I wish that Steve Wilson could mix this album into mono...or even better, a couple of our favorite forum members.
It's not like the budget will suffer.
Giles might have even given it a try.
So, let's hear these and hopefully they will leap from the speakers as the White Album or Sgt. Peppers do.
Thanks, again!
KC

[jpgrcat]

US, Canada Started Leaving Mono in 1968, as far as Capitol Records..The UK, 1969...

US/Canada sometimes had Mono LP's for Radio AM Station Promos

There are other Countries like Spain, India, & other started going Stereo late as 1973

I'm sure there could be Mono Albums of Solo Albums, between 1968-1972...Por Siempre Beatles from Spain, 1971 was in Mono

In Brazil, these are the Known Beatles Albums

White Album [Apparently a different Mono mix of 'Revolution 9']
Yellow Submarine [Possibly]
Abbey Road [In Mono]
Hey Jude [In Mono]
Let It Be [In Mono]
All Things Must Pass [In Mono]


Not sure on The Solo Albums

[paul62]

Thanks Paul! I’m looking forward to this

Thank you, paul62!
Your enthusiasm and generosity are truly inspirational.
The Beatles could have kept mono around...at least for their own productions.
Does mono cost any more to produce, retail, playback, or enjoy than quad, dts, 5.1, dvd-a, etc?
The real issue is that many producers aren't capable of enduring the amount of grief that potentially arises in mono mixing.
Yet, we still, had at least one Beatle issuing an album (RAM) in a dedicated mono mix long after the last rights were read.
Is mono just not worth the corporate investment? Suggested retail price could have been adjusted.
I wish that Steve Wilson could mix this album into mono...or even better, a couple of our favorite forum members.
It's not like the budget will suffer.
Giles might have even given it a try.
So, let's hear these and hopefully they will leap from the speakers as the White Album or Sgt. Peppers do.
Thanks, again!
KC

You're both very welcome, pPC and KC

[Antonio218]

Many Thanks for the Abbey powerPC. Please, What is the Mega download key?

[General Pepper]

Thanks PC, I wonder what source he used for his mix. I have three copies of this, each with a different Limited Edition Number on the disc scan, --1--, --10-- and --11--

I don't know if it means anything, but when I insert this disc into my Collectorz Software, it identifies it as:

(Mirror Spock) (Toshiba Emi Pro-Use Ealf-97001)