Deconstructing The Beatles - Baby's In Black (Isolated Tracks)

[@spockboy]

13:31 THAT is what separates The Beatles from everyone else. Thanks for the upload.

[@fliegeroh]

A most amazing harmony. I think John and Paul (and George) just had a natural understanding of harmony, even though they never studied it formally.

[@kevinmoore4237]

awesome - thanks for adding the instrumental! Vocals are so sweet.

[@_.___._._._]

Amazing result on john's isolated voice, hope you can do more of this sort of stuff

[@KM-zr1eq]

10:22 John's isolated vocal is so wonderful! It's very clear and distinct. I hope you will post his great isolated vocal in other Beatls's songs!

[@brenthooton3412]

12:07 wow -- I'm hearing a hidden harmony part that I never knew existed!!

I think it's just some harmonics from another instrument

[@fliegeroh]

Can you please isolate Paul's part. This harmony has always baffled me and I just can't get it right. thanks

[@denis1966ification]

thanks! very clever! when you isolate John vocals you note that Paul is here miming the same John´s vocal but an octave higher at the end of the song. when I heard this LP for the first time I noted it but I was a teeneger and as an adult, you lose the freshness of the first hearing.

[@Kossman58]

Is that a 3 part harmony on the very last chorus? Sounds like McCartney singing 2 parts and John 1?

[@BigSky1]

👍

[@CristhoferPinaresRamosCQ]

excellent video bro

[@redchandler]

Excellent!

[@LautaroHourcade]

It's amazing what you did with John's voice! Is it possible to do the same with Maca?

[@rbstems]

Tried it and came out a bit too "phasey" to be enjoyable. I'm definitely going to try this with other tunes.

[@lionhartd138]

At least that's the real Paul - probably.