just wondering, when i listen to the 3 way harmonizing im aware that there a 3 voices but it just sounds like 3 lennons i know its all 3 of them just wondering was lennons voice brought more forward and that is why im having trouble or is it just that his voice is unique and standout that i cant hear the others ?
From what I read, they all recorded the vocals 3 times. So you have 3 overlays of 3-part harmony. It was very exactly work, and drove Lennon mad! Cheers!
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just wondering, when i listen to the 3 way harmonizing im aware that there a 3 voices but it just sounds like 3 lennons i know its all 3 of them just wondering was lennons voice brought more forward and that is why im having trouble or is it just that his voice is unique and standout that i cant hear the others ?
I have read the same as Hari.
I always have trouble hearing the "middle harmony" well, and so I really can't hear 9 separate voices, much less notes (though I imagine they have to be octaving or even doubling some, even those phantasmagoric chords probably don't all have 9 notes).
I can hear Paul pretty clearly way up top, and a few Johns as well. If I listen very closely I think I can hear Ringo singing "Which way does a knight move, two up and one over, or two over and one up?".
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i know its all 3 of them just wondering was lennons voice brought more forward and that is why im having trouble or is it just that his voice is unique and standout that i cant hear the others ?
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