Beatles '69 vocal chain? U47 to V76?

[MyHomeStudioFS]

What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did they
all use U47's?

[Gary Flanigan]

(MyHomeStudioFS) wrote in message >...
> What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
> any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did they
> all use U47's?


I think that they mostly had U48s at Abbey Road......

[Gary Flanigan]

(MyHomeStudioFS) wrote in message >...
> What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
> any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did they
> all use U47's?


I think that they mostly had U48s at Abbey Road......

[Tom Hartman]

(MyHomeStudioFS) wrote in message >...
> What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
> any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did they
> all use U47's?


I was there when they did a lot of "Abbey Road" (check out the story
at www.aerovons.com which is a temporary site until the real one gets
up in about a month).

As usual, most of it was done in Studio 2 which had a custom made EMI
console. Have no idea what was in it. The tape machine was a 3M 8
track. They monitored on Tannoys (in Lockwood cabinets) and actually,
though U47s were around, you saw a lot of U67s and U87s in use, as
well as KM54s. They used Altec and Fairchild compressors. No real rack
of special effects, just tape slap. Great songwriting and performances
help a bunch. ;)

[Tom Hartman]

(MyHomeStudioFS) wrote in message >...
> What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
> any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did they
> all use U47's?


I was there when they did a lot of "Abbey Road" (check out the story
at www.aerovons.com which is a temporary site until the real one gets
up in about a month).

As usual, most of it was done in Studio 2 which had a custom made EMI
console. Have no idea what was in it. The tape machine was a 3M 8
track. They monitored on Tannoys (in Lockwood cabinets) and actually,
though U47s were around, you saw a lot of U67s and U87s in use, as
well as KM54s. They used Altec and Fairchild compressors. No real rack
of special effects, just tape slap. Great songwriting and performances
help a bunch. ;)

[glen]

My God, I had heard of you guys way back when. It is great to read a bit of
the history about you guys Tom!

"Tom Hartman" > wrote in message
om...
> (MyHomeStudioFS) wrote in message
>...
> > What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
> > any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did
they
> > all use U47's?
>
>
> I was there when they did a lot of "Abbey Road" (check out the story
> at www.aerovons.com which is a temporary site until the real one gets
> up in about a month).
>
> As usual, most of it was done in Studio 2 which had a custom made EMI
> console. Have no idea what was in it. The tape machine was a 3M 8
> track. They monitored on Tannoys (in Lockwood cabinets) and actually,
> though U47s were around, you saw a lot of U67s and U87s in use, as
> well as KM54s. They used Altec and Fairchild compressors. No real rack
> of special effects, just tape slap. Great songwriting and performances
> help a bunch. ;)

[glen]

My God, I had heard of you guys way back when. It is great to read a bit of
the history about you guys Tom!

"Tom Hartman" > wrote in message
om...
> (MyHomeStudioFS) wrote in message
>...
> > What desk pre's were the Beats using at the end? Compressors? Were
> > any vocal effects (other than doubling) used by them on Abbey Road? Did
they
> > all use U47's?
>
>
> I was there when they did a lot of "Abbey Road" (check out the story
> at www.aerovons.com which is a temporary site until the real one gets
> up in about a month).
>
> As usual, most of it was done in Studio 2 which had a custom made EMI
> console. Have no idea what was in it. The tape machine was a 3M 8
> track. They monitored on Tannoys (in Lockwood cabinets) and actually,
> though U47s were around, you saw a lot of U67s and U87s in use, as
> well as KM54s. They used Altec and Fairchild compressors. No real rack
> of special effects, just tape slap. Great songwriting and performances
> help a bunch. ;)