The Beatles - Nowhere Man (Isolated Paul and George Vocals)

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[@shelleywantiez7964]

George definitely had the most difficult part in this song. He pulled it off beautifully. One of my favorites, hands down.

[@JD0124]

The low parts are always tough. It's much easier to hear (in your head while harmonizing) the higher part - at least for me it is. Their voices blended so well.

[@MrAschiff]

@@JD0124 Are they? I'm a baritone, and I have no problem with them at all.

[@magneto7930]

George's vocal harmony was always my favorite on this track, especially when he kicks it up an octave higher on the last line.

[@shelleywantiez7964]

I completely agree ​@@magneto7930

[@Uetti]

George's parts are always the most difficult ones. Think of Because for instance

[@kenabelson4554]

George's part is so difficult.

[@shelleywantiez7964]

Very difficult

[@SithKnightofSion]

How is it hard if I may ask if he is singing low while McCartney is hitting the high notes ?

[@magneto7930]

@@SithKnightofSion it's very difficult to sing low and keep it loud enough to be heard, while remaining on key.

[@leokimvideo]

George is the glue that binds Paul and Johns harmonies

[@thisseriesiscancelled739]

LEO!!!!!

[@emiliojosegraobenedi450]

La voz de George no es nada fácil. Esta canción no me canso de escucharla.

[@melaniefowler8841]

He always has the hardest parts in the harmonies

[@luchogofre]

Encima con los gritos de los fans y la melodía bastante diferente de los otros.... heavy

[@ThaRealWildcat]

astounding harmonies

[@tucker7091]

Me trying to sing John’s vocals 😁

[@ハヤタカイト]

Gorgeous✨I can enjoy Karaoke with Paul & George's acapella！🎶

[@mr.kite0535]

Never ceases to amaze me!!

[@louzagmi5075]

Georgeeee

[@IsaacWale2004]

They were so good...

[@dimitreze]

what software do you use to separate specific people on the vocals?

[@duncanpriestley964]

Fabulous to play along to. Capo on 1st fret: D, A, G, D, Em, Gm. Then F#m, G, A in the mid section.

[@overjoyous]

Capo on the 2nd, actually. John plays an E in the D position.

[@duncanpriestley964]

@@overjoyous Cheers, I'll try that

[@z512345]

The Beatles harmonies are as good or maybe even better than The Beach Boys.

[@magneto7930]

Their harmonies are not better than the Beach Boys. Nobody could touch the Beach Boys back then as far as vocal harmonies. Don't get me wrong, the Beatles have always been my favorite band since the 60s, and they do have great harmonies, but those California boys were top-notch.

[@z512345]

@@magneto7930 I can dig it!

[@IsaacWale2004]

@@magneto7930 It's all down to opinion, really. Both were great in different ways.

[@magneto7930]

@@IsaacWale2004 like I said, The Beatles were always my number one band. However, nobody should ever put them up against the Beach Boys when it comes to harmonies.

[@chilledmonkeebrains]

George is the perfect voice that sits beautifully between John and Paul

[@markymarc9339]

Could never hear George's low harmonies at the end of the verses until now..they're so great. His middle harmony vocal on Yes It Is is also totally overlooked and underrated

[@magneto7930]

The harmonies on Yes It Is are my absolute favorite, next to Because.

[@DRguitar918]

Such great harmonies. How were you able to take out Lennon’s part only? That’s pretty cool!

[@damianconyers449]

I’m singing John’s part like I am in the band. Lol

[@ハヤタカイト]

Yes！I'm doing the same in Tokyo！Halleluiah 🎵

[@likewiselikeyou104]

Yeah, it's really satisfying. This AI stuff is the new frontier.

[@braemtes23]

Paul's harmonies are so beautiful and so crucial to the Beatles sound.

[@MrAschiff]

All the voices are crucial to the Beatles' sound

[@braemtes23]

@@MrAschiff You really believe that Ringo's voice is crucial to the Beatles' sound? If Ringo had never sung a song and just played drums, do you honestly think the Beatles sound would have been different?

[@MrAschiff]

@@braemtes23 That wasn't my point. You're emphasizing Paul's voice over the others, namely John and George. John's voice was just as crucial to the Beatles' sound. When the three of them harmonized. it was magic. Paul wasn't the MVP vocally. You're obviously a Paul fan and like him over the others. I think John had the best voice and so did George Martin. Martin said it in the Complete Beatles, I, which was released in the 1980s. Maybe they could have gotten away with Ringo not singing, but he could carry a tune; he just had a nasal voice. John made a mistake by letting Ringo sing Good Night.

[@braemtes23]

@@MrAschiff I watch a huge number of Beatles' videos and read different people commenting on how John had the best voice or how George had the best voice and no-one ever tells them they are biased and are obviously a John/George fan. Only when one states in their opinion Paul had the best voice are they accused of lacking objectivity. I never stated that John's voice was not crucial, only that the uniqueness of Paul's voice (John and George had similar voices, John's was better though) adds something to the Beatles that other bands did not have.

[@sallykohorst8803]

Very nice back vocals on that great song. What a nice picture too.

[@darkofalltraits9149]

I didn't notice John's higher vocals when listening to Nowhere man lol

[@momomocronx1938]

thats paul

[@marioruiz3339]

It’s paul

[@buellosaurusrex4046]

Definitely Paul. Watch Frudua's video where he breaks down the vocal parts

[@Gas2311]

paul's the one with the high notes.

[@JD0124]

Paul sang the top as always, and George did the lower register. John's leads were in the middle.

[@Jamie-1985]

The Holy Grail now is to isolate only George’s vocal!

[@humanpaste1268]

Can you try this with You’re Going To Lose That Girl?

[@tapiocattundra]

if I had the program still I would, itll take about two months tho :p

[@humanpaste1268]

@@tapiocattundra Ohh ok I see

[@evilovlife]

@@tapiocattundra you’re real pro

[@gregb8565]

This is all my biased opinion here - not the truth just my truth mind you …Having been the third add on harmony many times - you just fill the missing chords and have to jump around if required. Much harder if you are doing it live spontaneously in. a studio you can rehearse it- however they often cut several tracks a day which is kind of amazing - . It’s actually easier with simple instrumentation as all the extra tracks now kind of add noise to the process - Give me the Beatles or the 2 everly brothers and one guitar anytime

[@artysanmobile]

The artifacts are louder than the voices. Very hard to listen to.

[@Walletperson]

May I use this to create a karaoke track? I'll gladly credit you if you'd like

[@tapiocattundra]

sure!

[@Walletperson]

If anyone is seeing this, I uploaded it here on my 2nd channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3_NZ4eel9SMsJI Thanks again to the uploader 🙏

[@かつかつ-d8p]

Let's sing together！👍

[@kiwilerner]

I love Paul's amazing chameleonic ability to switch his usual tone to match John's focused, slightly nasal style. Really works to make this cohesive along with George, who's already pretty close to John in tone. Such a perfect group.

[@brentlawson6626]

Well spotted, well said. The greatest, the gift that just keeps giving

[@krisscanlon4051]

Oh my like a slice of heaven...woo im in heaven

[@invaderchriss]

did you have any problems with copyright uploading this? like did you have to dispute it or something

[@tapiocattundra]

nope oddly enough

[@gregb8565]

Amazing as they are notorious blockers very cool thanks for the hard work

[@maggieanaya1114]

So beautiful! I've got goosebumps!

[@elkeitzopro6056]

What AI did you use?

[@xeniavader]

we forget how important George's vocals were

[@kiwilerner]

Not if you read this thread, lol.

[@tdworak]

Yoko sang on this track as well.

[@IsaacWale2004]

No she didn't.

[@JoeRivermanSongwriter]

Wow

[@ilovemusic7748]

Melodyne?

[@tapiocattundra]

no

[@ilovemusic7748]

@@tapiocattundra what software

[@tapiocattundra]

@@ilovemusic7748 demix pro v3