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Could I get And Your Bird Can Sing vocals?

Welcome, Ian! You wouldn't happen to be THAT Ian Anderson, would you!?

Great stuff on the isolated tracks, too!

Hi! Excellent! Thanks for the great job! Here's my wish list:

Can't Buy Me Love (Bass)
Eight Days a Week (Bass)
Here Comes THe Sun (Bass)
I Feel Fine (Guitars, Bass)
I Saw Her Standing There (Bass)
Michelle (Guitars, Bass)
Norwegian Wood (Guitars, Bass)
You Won't See Me (Guitars, Bass)

Thanks in advance.

(This is SO cool!)

coolingitdown wrote:Welcome, Ian! You wouldn't happen to be THAT Ian Anderson, would you!?

Great stuff on the isolated tracks, too!

Haha. Unfortunately I am not!

Did we get Glass Onion drums yet? I've always wanted to hear them isolated.

Oh yeah, and how about Baby You're A Rich Man's bass track. That was done at Olympic- very different bass sound than a lot of EMI tracks.

crimson_dynamo wrote:Did we get Glass Onion drums yet? I've always wanted to hear them isolated.

Oh yeah, and how about Baby You're A Rich Man's bass track. That was done at Olympic- very different bass sound than a lot of EMI tracks.

At the very 1st post of this thread, there is a list of songs. Neither "Glass Onion" or "Baby You're A Rich Man" is on it...

cableracer wrote:Hi! Excellent! Thanks for the great job! Here's my wish list:

Can't Buy Me Love (Bass)
Eight Days a Week (Bass)
Here Comes THe Sun (Bass)
I Feel Fine (Guitars, Bass)
I Saw Her Standing There (Bass)
Michelle (Guitars, Bass)
Norwegian Wood (Guitars, Bass)
You Won't See Me (Guitars, Bass)

Thanks in advance.

(This is SO cool!)

I also mentioned I did not enjoy getting 1,000 requests on 1 post.

I will mention again HOW to get these files on your own...

HOW TO AQUIRE THESE FILES

1) Find the .MOGG files on any Torrent site. I found mine on Demonoid. I had to be invited to Demonoid, but i'm sure most torrent sites will have them. Look under "Beatles Tracks" or "Beatles Rockband" or "Beatles MOGG" make sure these files are .MOGG or .OGG files. Download these files.

2) Download AUDACITY http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Scott-Free, no trial version, download once and use forever.

3) Once files are downloaded, either modify the files to open with Audacity (you should only have to modify 1 file, the rest should fall into place), or open the files through Audicity.

4) You will notice a virtual mixing board in front of you. The rest is easy, raise/lower/isolate track volumes as you see fit.

5) To make .mp3 out of the modified files... go to FILE and EXPORT AS MP3. Save and play.

PLEASE NOTE: YOU NEED TO REMOVE THE UNWANTED TRACKS ONE BY ONE TO KEEP THEM OFF THE SONG WHEN EXPORTING. IF YOU DON'T NO CHANGES WILL BE REPRESENTED ON THE MP3.

6) ENJOY!

I think that Rick's way of telling us how to get the songs is our best bet if we want to discover any more tracks.

I personally would like to thank Rick for all the trouble you have gone to make this possible. They are an interesting listen all the way through, but we should really give him a break. He's done enough!

By the way, I use Audacity and while it's not the perfect recording original music software, it is good for editing other people's stuff.

congerz83 wrote:

crimson_dynamo wrote:Did we get Glass Onion drums yet? I've always wanted to hear them isolated.

Oh yeah, and how about Baby You're A Rich Man's bass track. That was done at Olympic- very different bass sound than a lot of EMI tracks.

At the very 1st post of this thread, there is a list of songs. Neither "Glass Onion" or "Baby You're A Rich Man" is on it...

Sorry about that, just got caught up in the excitement.

I'm glad to walk anyone through the process of aquiring these tracks if anyone is having any problem. However I occationally get requests to send these files. This would be an extremely long process, being that these are no small files. If ANYONE need further help (WITH DOWNLOADING) .... POST IT. NO PM'S. The reason I request is, your question and my answer may help others.

Rick, your profile picture is awesome. "Fish meat is practically a vegetable." (that's my new favorite line ).

Thanks for all of your hard work on these tracks. I've seen what you are describing on youtube videos. I wondered how people had been able to isolate tracks from songs and now I know.

nukebass wrote:"Fish meat is practically a vegetable."

Chocolate is a vegetable.

nukebass wrote:"Fish meat is practically a vegetable."

I suffer from a disorder called Sleep Fighting.

"Stop looking so scornful...It's twisting your face" -Ringo

congerz83 wrote:I'm glad to walk anyone through the process of aquiring these tracks if anyone is having any problem. However I occationally get requests to send these files. This would be an extremely long process, being that these are no small files. If ANYONE need further help (WITH DOWNLOADING) .... POST IT. NO PM'S. The reason I request is, your question and my answer may help others.

Did it! Easy peesy! "Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach him to fish and feed him for the rest of his life" ...but no mention of needing to D/L "LAME" to save the files as MP3s. Worked it out anyway.

Rock on!

P.S. Any of you have trouble doing "Day Tripper"?

cableracer wrote: no mention of needing to D/L "LAME" to save the files as MP3s.

I forgot about that. Takes two seconds I think.