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I've taken Giles Martin's highly anticipated mono-to-stereo remix of The Beatles' timeless 1963 hit, "She Loves You," to another level by enhancing separation and stereo width. It's been a labor of love, aiming for sonic clarity without sacrificing the raw energy encapsulated in one of music's most dynamic and enduring tracks. Despite numerous requests for a remix of "She Loves You," achieving the level of clarity I desired seemed elusive, likely due to the absence of an optimal source. The disappointment many felt with Martin's remix could stem from the fact that the original master recording was likely discarded, lost, or damaged shortly after its creation.
Given the current opportunity to share remixed Beatles songs on platforms like RU-vid, I've decided to share what I believe comes closest to realizing my sonic vision, prompted by popular demand.
My remix primarily focuses on a few key adjustments. Most notably, I've achieved a three-part separation of the vocals, expanded the spatial presence of the guitars, and amplified the drums and bass to recapture some of the vigor found in the original mono releases, utilizing Giles Martin's 2023 remix as a foundation.
Unlike many remixes found online, which often employ artificial acoustic manipulation, draining the essence and vitality from the recording, my approach steers clear of such techniques. Instead, I've strictly focused on deconstructing and remixing the vocals and instruments, employing a style reminiscent of the era in which the original was created. No extraneous elements have been added that weren't part of the original recording.
As always, thank you for lending your ears!
5 апр 2024
