A Day In The Life - The Beatles Bass FC TBRB
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- PSN ID: djx1100
Gamertag: Djx1100
An absolutely mind blowing ending to Sgt Peppers.
NOTE: I do not own any of the music or video that is used in this video. I am not making a profit out of this and the content used belongs to their respectful owners and the artists - Ігри
John: singing sad sad depressing song
Game: BASE GROOVE
I listen to this song everyday! It's the best song ever made.
This song hits me in the feels for some reason ;-; a true Beatles masterpiece
According to the main Rock Band fact-checking expert it's PAUL singing the "aaah", he just didn't get his say and some guys in animation screwed up, so it got shipped "with the wrong Beatle singing the part".
He posted his story under the reddit AMA where Paul sadly didn't give a clear answer to the question.
maclaine
"Hopefully he comes back and answers this, but just in case he doesn't, I'll throw in my two cents. I work in the video game industry, and my first job was working on The Beatles: Rock Band. Part of my job was going through all the songs in the game and using as much reference as possible to figure out who was playing/singing which parts, what instruments they were using during that time period, what amps, etc. I and another Beatle nut were meticulous about this because a) working on the game meant the world to us, and b) our research would be reflected by the art and animation in the game forever, so we wanted to get it exactly right.
One of the things we had access to was the multitrack audio for the songs. Most of that stuff has leaked out on the internet over the years, but the mixes in game are a bit more condensed than what we had access to because of the nature of how Rock Band works. When I got to A Day In The Life and this part, it was a big bone of contention between me and some of the game leads. I'm 100% sure it's Paul and to me it's crystal clear when you hear the isolated vocal track. There's also a passage in Mark Lewisohn's book The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions where he says the same thing, even addressing the confusion that it might be John.
I made my case as strongly as I could for as long as I could, but at that stage of the game's development, the animation department had already done the facial animation for John and wouldn't be able to change it in time, so it shipped with the incorrect Beatle "singing" the part. It's one of my greatest professional regrets, honestly, but I'll die on that hill that it's Paul singing that part."
this is one thing i will fight tooth about and nail and a hill i will proudly die on to defend. it is absolutely 100% PAUL.
So John IS the one singing "ahhh..."
Yes it was confirmed that John sang the “aaah” and Paul sang the high ooo’s
Well, according to the main Rock Band fact-checking expert it's PAUL, he just didn't get his say and some guys in animation screwed up, so it got shipped "with the wrong Beatle singing the part".
He posted his story under the reddit AMA where Paul sadly didn't give a clear answer to the question.
maclaine
"Hopefully he comes back and answers this, but just in case he doesn't, I'll throw in my two cents. I work in the video game industry, and my first job was working on The Beatles: Rock Band. Part of my job was going through all the songs in the game and using as much reference as possible to figure out who was playing/singing which parts, what instruments they were using during that time period, what amps, etc. I and another Beatle nut were meticulous about this because a) working on the game meant the world to us, and b) our research would be reflected by the art and animation in the game forever, so we wanted to get it exactly right.
One of the things we had access to was the multitrack audio for the songs. Most of that stuff has leaked out on the internet over the years, but the mixes in game are a bit more condensed than what we had access to because of the nature of how Rock Band works. When I got to A Day In The Life and this part, it was a big bone of contention between me and some of the game leads. I'm 100% sure it's Paul and to me it's crystal clear when you hear the isolated vocal track. There's also a passage in Mark Lewisohn's book The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions where he says the same thing, even addressing the confusion that it might be John.
I made my case as strongly as I could for as long as I could, but at that stage of the game's development, the animation department had already done the facial animation for John and wouldn't be able to change it in time, so it shipped with the incorrect Beatle "singing" the part. It's one of my greatest professional regrets, honestly, but I'll die on that hill that it's Paul singing that part."
@@brandondimusic2465 No, it has been debunked MANY times. It's Paul singing.
And the high falsettos are definitely John. ua-cam.com/video/vFt2gXpiHN4/v-deo.html
@K.C E.Alin He DID answer, he said "I seem to remember we all sang it together. But I'm definitely in there somehow".
So, sady, no clear answer.
@K.C E.Alin I know, but most people obviously are immune to that and insist on being fooled by a simple echo-effect.
It feels good b see the boxes go perfectly
Finally, A very good version of where I can listen to a day in the life without any problems to avoid copyright💙😀
Well im glad i helped somebody out :D
If the video disappears one day, i will try to dispute it again to keep it back up. this happened with another song from Sgt Peppers.
djx1100REBORN oh hello dude lol, yeah that’s fine with me but I will enjoy this one while it lasts! :)
Dude the song’s on UA-cam on their official channel
It’s been there for a couple years
@@flamingpi2245 I knew that already lol. I meant for Beatles rock band specifically.
How to make the ending note: go to the low part of piano get your elbows put on the low part or drop a piano through a roof
John Lennon did the aaahs.
This song is a trip
Far out. I just had another Beatles related video blocked. Song shall always remain a classic
Everyone is gonna think I'm an idiot, but I misheard the lyrics:" I went upstairs and had a smoke" for "I fell downstairs and had a stroke" lol
Imagine losing that last chord
It would have been great if that 2-second loop that comes right after A Day in the Life started looping right at 5:23; and just kept there until you exit the song.
Maybe not ALL of the time, maybe only when you play the entire Sgt Pepper album; it would have been a nice easter egg.
Twist:Ringo Said ahhhhh all this time
Double A for Me: In My Life / A Day In The Life
Make it triple with "Got To Get You Into My Life"
@@VreyIsGrey Maybe Side B
@@VreyIsGrey make it 4 with Run For Your Life
i love this part : Ahhhh
Too bad the had the wrong Beatle singing it in the game.
According to the main Rock Band fact-checking expert it's PAUL, he just didn't get his say and some guys in animation screwed up, so it got shipped "with the wrong Beatle singing the part".
He posted his story under the reddit AMA where Paul sadly didn't give a clear answer to the question.
maclaine
"Hopefully he comes back and answers this, but just in case he doesn't, I'll throw in my two cents. I work in the video game industry, and my first job was working on The Beatles: Rock Band. Part of my job was going through all the songs in the game and using as much reference as possible to figure out who was playing/singing which parts, what instruments they were using during that time period, what amps, etc. I and another Beatle nut were meticulous about this because a) working on the game meant the world to us, and b) our research would be reflected by the art and animation in the game forever, so we wanted to get it exactly right.
One of the things we had access to was the multitrack audio for the songs. Most of that stuff has leaked out on the internet over the years, but the mixes in game are a bit more condensed than what we had access to because of the nature of how Rock Band works. When I got to A Day In The Life and this part, it was a big bone of contention between me and some of the game leads. I'm 100% sure it's Paul and to me it's crystal clear when you hear the isolated vocal track. There's also a passage in Mark Lewisohn's book The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions where he says the same thing, even addressing the confusion that it might be John.
I made my case as strongly as I could for as long as I could, but at that stage of the game's development, the animation department had already done the facial animation for John and wouldn't be able to change it in time, so it shipped with the incorrect Beatle "singing" the part. It's one of my greatest professional regrets, honestly, but I'll die on that hill that it's Paul singing that part."
@@gutgolf74 its john
@@funkifroggi1727 Nope, undisputably Paul.
1) From the book "Recording the Beatles" (Kevin Ryan, Brian Kehew): "Though many have understandably attributed this vocal to John Lennon in the past, isolation of the vocal reveals it to be Paul. As the part progresses, his voice takes on a more nasal tone; this, in combination with an application of Repeat Echo similar to that already applied to John's, does much to give an impression of it being Lennon." (pg. 444)
2) It's still Paul's part, it's his dream. Why would John (or freaking George?!) sing lead here?
3) It's Paul's voice, unmistakebly. Paul is doing his normal chest voice. His timbre and the way he bends the notes going up and down are very telling too. The way his voice breaks at the very end is another definite tell. You're simply fooled because of the slap back echo that's on his voice.
Here's the part WITHOUT the reverb - sounds even more like Paul! clyp.it/npqcuc22?token=1861b0fbf5cc893c3956bbc124eb6654
4) John didn't sing this part when he recorded HIS vocals (Anthology version). Paul unfortunately didn't get to sing it at the first try, when he said "Oh shit" after messing up the lyrics before.
5) In fact, the Beatles re-recorded the vocals for the bridge AND the transition on February 3rd, so Paul could correct his blunder and "added some soaring aaahs" (John C. Winn, "That magic feeling"). They recorded the bridge and the transition in one take, so if you agree that Paul sings lead on the "Woke up..." part, you HAVE to agree he still sings lead on the transition! There's no audible cut at all (in contrast to the one at the very end of the section), and you can even hear how Paul takes a breath after "dream" before going into the "aaah" part.
6) While the very first of the "aaahs" does sound a BIT like John (because of said echo), ALL the high falsetto "uuuuhs" in the background sound VERY much like John! In fact, John does the excact same note in the excact same sound in "Sexy Sadie" (2.13). ua-cam.com/video/vFt2gXpiHN4/v-deo.html How Giles Martin could seriously mistake THAT for Paul is beyond me, and it did cost him all respect I had for him.
7) Thankfully his mixer, Sam Okell, has better ears and confirmed several times it's Paul, explaining in detail how the "aaah" and the delay is one of Paul's vocal tracks. www.soundonsound.com/techniques/inside-track-sgt-peppers-lonely-hearts-club-band
8) There are even PICTURES of their actual protools mixer where you can see the tracks marked as "Paul's vocals".
9) About Emericks detailed story: Did any of the "John"-believers ever read Emerick's interview from 1979 where he didn't even remember who played the piano on ADITL? He thought it was possibly John! [Q: "A day in the life - what do you recall recording that? - “Mainly the orchestral crescendo.” (…) Q: "Was John playing the piano or Paul, do you remember?" - “Sorry, no. Haven’t a clue. It was basically John’s song, so it might have been him. I don’t remember.” ]
After reading this, do you SERIOUSLY believe that the SAME man could have remembered such detailed situations and conversations 27 years LATER? This is just ANOTHER blatant example of mistakes, lies and made up stories from his infamous book, famously called out by fellow Beatle-engineer Ken Scott. So although Emerick was there, he doesn't remember anything from the actual sessions (as he admitted himself in 1979), he only quotes from the book.
10) Richard Lush, in contrast to what Howard Massey wrote in "Emerick's" book, confirmed to a fan who reached out to him on something like twitter, it was Paul.
11) While Paul didn't give a specific answer when asked about this vocal part on a reddit AMA, there was this very interesting story in another comment:
maclaine
"Hopefully he comes back and answers this, but just in case he doesn't, I'll throw in my two cents. I work in the video game industry, and my first job was working on The Beatles: Rock Band. Part of my job was going through all the songs in the game and using as much reference as possible to figure out who was playing/singing which parts, what instruments they were using during that time period, what amps, etc. I and another Beatle nut were meticulous about this because a) working on the game meant the world to us, and b) our research would be reflected by the art and animation in the game forever, so we wanted to get it exactly right.
One of the things we had access to was the multitrack audio for the songs. Most of that stuff has leaked out on the internet over the years, but the mixes in game are a bit more condensed than what we had access to because of the nature of how Rock Band works. When I got to A Day In The Life and this part, it was a big bone of contention between me and some of the game leads. I'm 100% sure it's Paul and to me it's crystal clear when you hear the isolated vocal track. There's also a passage in Mark Lewisohn's book The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions where he says the same thing, even addressing the confusion that it might be John.
I made my case as strongly as I could for as long as I could, but at that stage of the game's development, the animation department had already done the facial animation for John and wouldn't be able to change it in time, so it shipped with the incorrect Beatle "singing" the part. It's one of my greatest professional regrets, honestly, but I'll die on that hill that it's Paul singing that part."
@@gutgolf74 nope. John.
@@egonreinhardt it is absolutely paul. sure it has a similar nasally sound you hear with johns singing and i thought it was john for YEARS until one day i had some headphones on and it dawned on me that its certainly paul who sings that part.
This is Better Than The Last One of The Video Who Got Drunk and Singing A Day in Life And it sounds terrible
You best player
I wish I could play this game, I just sold my Xbox!
What is the reason for the intermittent swish sound throughout the recording?
Dub the mic on the piano quite low
Hi
What arrangements make me feel longer than orchestra arrangements in rock music?
Wait Paul was playing piano I thought it was john
You thought wrong.
But George isn't playing guitar, he just played maracas.
And Paul did sing the "aaaah".
Dog whistle stand by
Which song is the best one to get the “in seconds flat” trophy and what instrument is it best played on to get it?
i am the walrus
The Walrus was Paul...
I was the walrus… but now, I’m John
this song isn’t in the game? i can’t find
Is the DLC still available?
Sadly no unless you find somebody that has it and download it from them.
@@djx1100REBORN ok
Paul is dead?😳👌🏿
No
Just a theory
No and never
@Emanuel Honor john murdered and george by cancer
@@angelpapu.0329 Sadly
Do Michelle bro
Its coming.
It should be up by tomorrow along with "Girl"
how did you get this dlc? did you buy i when the store was still up or did you remotely put this song on it? i really want to get the dlc but idk how :( someone help pls
Hi