Yes, how about a mono remix?😆😆😆

Maybe there is an engineer somewhere nearby who can fix this....

The only albums that will need that technology are pre-Sgt Pepper. and I'm looking forward to each and every one!

Hi Gary, Giles will not read your message as this video is on my account. You will have to find another way to contact him ;-)

I doubt that he's been instructed to avoid your page, so you'll forgive me for not assuming anything regarding what he does on account of you. Thanks for the response nonetheless - and thanks for posting the Giles thing!!

@@garyogan894 You're welcome ;-)

You're obsessed with this topic.

@@scottandrewbrass1931 It's kind of a hobby, yes, correct!

Wait reAlly? I always thought it was John who did that part

@@Kos0818 You're definitely not alone in that false assumption...

I thought it was John all my life, but it's definitely Paul

Wow, I didn't know that, so all the work of remixing again (?)

I think the Rock Band mixes were very rudimentary. They were working with final generation multitracks, post - reduction mix, etc. They basically mixed themselves! But I agree, they do sound good

The Rock Band mixes were the first attempts at remixing as opposed to remastering and those remixes were for a video game.

@@bwithrow011 Well no, they weren't the first Beatles remixes ever.

@@jacobgonzalez4419 Well which were the first remixes?

Nothing, I hear it very well.

It's a little quiet and muffled you could say, there's just not much treble in the mix. That's usually how lav mics sound without mixing, and that's what they're using

I have youtube turned all the way up to hear it

???

I Wish He Wouid Leave Things Alone

I disagree. As Giles says, the original stereo mixes weren’t given so much attention because very few people was going to listen to them and stereo was a quite unexplored novelty, and the 1987 CD mixes were crap. I like what Giles did to Sgt. Pepper, the white album and Abbey Road.

You are nostalgic for the old mix, your childhood memories are associated with it. As Giles said, the new mixes are for future generations

Yes . Instruments coming out of one speaker. Vocals the other. Fucking amazing!😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

@@scottandrewbrass1931 not so disjointed on speakers but true on headphones too separated

@@nasdkhan254 that's the 2009 remaster you're talking about, the new mix is nothing like this.

@@crappymcdick Hello there. I'm lucky enough to own on Lp Sgt Pepper 70s pressing, 1987 cd , 2009 cd , 2009 lp , 2012 Mono lp & the Giles Martin remix box set . My favourite is the 1970s lp pressing

@@nasdkhan254 oh ok! That's nice. And you think the new remixes have too much panning? What's your opinion on the 2009 remasters then?😅

Well he addresses that point quite well at 22min 20sec - but ah! did you listen to the interview before commenting? Besides you assume a better sound engineer would do a better job. Maybe, but I think as the son of the producer that means he is more likely to honour the sound made back then through using better technology today to draw it tout, to get as close as one can get on modern listening devices, digital phones /headphones etc. to the studio sound. As a philosopher said, everyone is conservative about the thing they do well. Perfectionists don't use the wrecking ball approach. They want a premium result not a revamp. (revamps can happen too of course, but I think it's not right for a main anniversary edition).

@@flashtrash7830 He probably is talking about the new mixes, and I gotta say, yeah its giles and sam okell's fault for sure. As someone who has experience making my own mixes of beatles songs using AI demixing and similar software to giles, giles used some really stupid tactics to try and make the sound better such as on Day Tripper using compressors wayyy to extreme and not changing much for Hey Bulldog and Revolution. There were few mixes that were actually good on the red and blue remixes and I am confused why you scorn the guy so hard for saying something that is pretty correct. I think the remixes of Sgt Pepper were pretty good, Revolver was okay, but the red and blue albums were just plain bad.

I agree. There’s no reason to touch it other than money.

Better than the original.

I’m normally a purest with the best of them. But anyone with ears and a brain will know they sound better

I think you may perhaps be a little late.