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Abbey Road #9 - You Never Give Me Your Money - The Beatles

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Published on 05 Oct 2024 / In Rock / Classic Rock

"You Never Give Me Your Money" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles. It was written by Paul McCartney (and credited to Lennon–McCartney), and thematically documents the personal difficulties that were facing the band. The song is the first part of the medley on side two of their 1969 album Abbey Road and was recorded in stages between May and August that year.

The song was the first one to be recorded for the medley, which was conceived by McCartney and producer George Martin as a finale for the Beatles' career.

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CyberBass
CyberBass 1 month ago

Maybe we need to make this properly listed now that we have some tracks? All in favour?

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YvesC
YvesC 1 month ago

Hi Rob, doesn't matter to me, 'unlisted' and 'Private' don't 100% work as they should. As soon as there's a comment, it is seen in Comment-Feed.

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CyberBass
CyberBass 1 month ago

@YvesC: haha I didn’t know that Yves! Had an unlisted collab get 8 views and I was like, whaaaat?

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Bob
Bob 1 month ago

Comments can be a problem.

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

Also I will need some indication for the ending. Should we apply a fade out on our individual tracks or will you do this globally, wich would be best I think. I realize that one of my guit have some sort of fade out but not the other one, ha ha. And the sync at the end is crucial if we want it to be listenable to the end. The tempo picks up at the end on the original. I made myself a tempo track to stay on the beat. I can share it if you want. Just ask.

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Bob
Bob 1 month ago

Yes. A bit of a surprise for me. Is that tempo change on the original recording or some kind of YT or digital processing artifact that got added?

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Bob
Bob 1 month ago

Very nice tracks, btw. Top notch as usual.

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

@Bob : Thanks Bob, your track is excellent too. It was a surprise for me too when I realized that the lenght of the BT was a bit longer than the original. I first used the original and some AI to remove the guitar from the mix for recording purpose. I wanted to work with the original to compare the tone and the relative volume of the guitar parts of my mix with the original mix. I then realized that my records couldn't be fully in sync with the whole duration of the BT. There was some kind of slipping as the song progress. I made some comparisons and found that the BT duration is longer, 100,08% of the original. I then stretched the original to that amount and then BT and original were in sync. I had to redo all my tracks. Strange.

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YvesC
YvesC 1 month ago

Hi Claude, can't you stretch-edit your tracks ?

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

@YvesC: Hi Yves. Audio I can. Video I don't know. But it's done now.

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YvesC
YvesC 1 month ago

I could have stretch the video for you. Would work better if your source is >15 FPS. Next time :-)

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

@YvesC: Good to know. Thanks!

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Bob
Bob 1 month ago

@Claude : this isn't the first time I've experienced tempo glitches on Bandhug. It doesn't happen often but there have bern song that I'm playing to and into and all of a sudden I'm not on the beat, so I cancel and start again and sure enough it happens again in the same place. I usually catch it right on the third try but there should not be a tempo change like that in a song. I think republishers of unofficial YT videos that are copyright protected fiddle with them to get by the algorithm.

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

I sent 2 guitar tracks. I tried to follow the original mix of the guits so there should be place for the other instruments and vocals. I grouped the many guitar parts onto 2 tracks so as not to create too many tiles. I will be able to adjust the mix when all the other parts are present. For now, this is the best I can do. Hope you'll like it.

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CyberBass
CyberBass 1 month ago

hotpico - Claude, the tone, the video edits, the guitar work, the audio edits! You set the bar my friend that was absolutely fantastic. You obviously spent a lot of headphone time listening to the Beatles! Super happy thank you

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

@CyberBass: Oh yes, I did :D Happy you like it

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YvesC
YvesC 1 month ago

Super-awesome guitar work Claude !

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Claude
Claude 1 month ago

@YvesC: Thanks Yves!

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YvesC
YvesC 3 months ago

Whoa! well done Bob! You sent your track before the collab existed :D (I think a little +00.032 would help, agree?)

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Bob
Bob 3 months ago

Thanks, Yves. Yeah, a little bit improv I'm afraid, as usual for me. Haven't listened to it other than a couple times on phone, which is all high frequency, but a good way to check timing. I think too early to tell. For one thing, there are two BTs. I didn't realize that when I recorded. There's some resonance going on.

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CyberBass
CyberBass 3 months ago

@Bob : Excellent Bob! I'm tight for time rn so I did a quick sync, dropped the other BT and published. Back soon!

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Claude
Claude 3 months ago

Thanks for inviting me Rob. It's in my to-do list :-)

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