How I recorded Beatles' "I'm Only Sleeping" using the same studio tricks on the 1966 record.

[@bobbyt9999]

Another new sub here... this is great stuff!!! I think I'll be learning a lot from you.

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

Thanks. I am always learning new things every day and I have been recording music since 1978! You will never be bored in this game.

[@paddyhennessy6504]

thank you

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You're welcome 😊

[@bobbye6168]

Super Interesting and amazing. Great job Rusty.

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Glad you enjoyed it. Please share!

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

Great video.

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

Wow. Thanks for listening! Appreciate it!! Rusty

[@lennonladroma593]

mabuhay ka! more power to you. God bless you from Philippines.

[@recordmixrepeat4327]

You are the first to comment from the Phillipines! Mabuhay kai to you too. Thanks for watching.

[@philfyphil]

Great channel, subscribed. So much original material on this channel, especially related to the tempo stuff. Thanks! Nothing wrong with your vocals either. I’ve also been recording since about 78, started with an Akai 4000 reel to reel with sound on sound facility, moving later to two cassette decks through a mixer, then Tascam Portastudio, then 8 track reel to reel, and after a very long break on to Studio One with Presonus Quantum. Keep up the great work. :-) Phil from the UK.

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So glad you like the channel and subscribed! Please share with anyone you know who is in to home studio recording. Rusty

[@markjamesmeli2520]

Subscribed-O-Rama! I've been following multitrack recording since I was in 9th grade (1978). I'm a very limited musician (especially now) so "overdubbing" myself has been my only way. And I use primitive toys and methods. You've got the real stuff.

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Cool, thanks! Please share with your friends