Complete Recording Sessions NEW UPDATES (Vol. 13 V2 available)

[csnyfan]

csnyfan, could you take a look at: 1968-08-22 Back in the U.S.S.R. [take 5 without overdubs]
Is this the speed you want it at? Also, I still hear a bit of guitar overdub at 3.4 seconds, and the cymbals are a little swishy. I'd really love to keep it because we need somewhere to put the count-in and guide vocal.

I am fairly sure now that that's not actually accurate. I think that the basic was really just the one track of bass, guitar and snare and that the solo drums with the count in are actually overdubbed.

I think you can hear the basic track in the LFE channel of the 5.1 mix: drums, rhythm guitar and bass.
Like here, at the very start:



Also, I can hear only one guide vocal, and it appears to be Harrison's.

Thinking about the drums... if you listen the Rock Band multitracks, apart from an artifact-y overdub on them (coming from the guitar track being CEDARed and then put on the drums stem), I can't hear any other instruments bleeding through.

Rock band merges both rhythm tracks into mono. They double tracked the live basic track with a very similar performance of the same instruments.

[Ants]

Rock band merges both rhythm tracks into mono. They double tracked the live basic track with a very similar performance of the same instruments.
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Too bad...
The Rock Band stems were a goldmine, but sometimes they messed up things quite badly (I know it was for gaming purposes, but come on...).

[csnyfan]

Too bad...
The Rock Band stems were a goldmine, but sometimes they messed up things quite badly (I know it was for gaming purposes, but come on...).

I'm fairly sure I can get the authentic live basic track, too. It's just tricky.

[masterjedi]

Too bad...
The Rock Band stems were a goldmine, but sometimes they messed up things quite badly (I know it was for gaming purposes, but come on...).

I'm fairly sure I can get the authentic live basic track, too. It's just tricky.

Maybe we need both? The live track, and whatever state it was in when the count-in and guide vocal were audible.

[masterjedi]

Also, I can hear only one guide vocal, and it appears to be Harrison's.

I always thought it sounded like a sped-up Paul.

[steepien]

Question re: volume 6,

I noticed That Means a Lot in the vintage mixes folder is mainly the Anthology 2 version with the stereo reverb. Does that mean the claim about the right channel being the unaltered RM1 isn't true?

[Rupert Pupkin]

1968-08-13 Sexy Sadie [take 107 + lead vocal overdubs] csnyfan(SDE5.1)
hxxps://we.tl/t-JKTvrgoRTc

Holy shit! this mix is fantastic csnyfan ! I think that I will reburn White For Fun! now...
"Sexy Sadie" with piano has always been a favorite; the piano makes me think of what David Bowie will do later with "Lady Stardust" (it even influenced (the melody) of Karma Police)
Where does the end comes from ?
And oddly enough the electric guitar lick near the very end reminds me John's electric guitar on his early demos of "It's Not Too Bad/Strawberry Fields Forever".

Can you do something with the Booker T. Steve Cropper-guitar-like early rehearsal of "Cry Baby Cry" on the SDE ? This is one of my favorite studio outtake of the set.

[csnyfan]

Where does the end comes from ?

Unfaded from the 5.1 mix

Can you do something with the Booker T. Steve Cropper-guitar-like early rehearsal of "Cry Baby Cry" on the SDE ? This is one of my favorite studio outtake of the set.

Not sure what to do with that, seems just fine.

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1968-10-14 Savoy Truffle [take 1 without sax] csnyfan(SDE5.1)
hxxps://we.tl/t-hpqu5ksNSU

[Ants]

Where does the end comes from ?

Unfaded from the 5.1 mix

Can you do something with the Booker T. Steve Cropper-guitar-like early rehearsal of "Cry Baby Cry" on the SDE ? This is one of my favorite studio outtake of the set.

Not sure what to do with that, seems just fine.

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1968-10-14 Savoy Truffle [take 1 without sax] csnyfan(SDE5.1)
hxxps://we.tl/t-hpqu5ksNSU

You're on fire, man!

[steve1950]

This is my favorite thread. The music, discussion and new mixes are even more White Album Fun.