Start to Finish | History of The Beatles Recording Techniques [Trailer]

In this Puremix exclusive, engineer/producer Fab Dupont heads to Abbey Road with one of the most iconic engineers in music history, Ken Scott, to learn the history of The Beatles recording techniques.
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[racializedkanadian]

Some of my ABSOLUTE favourite SOUNDING albums were engineered by KEN SCOTT. EPIC. LEGEND.

[StraightToTheAve]

It blows me away the mix on songs almost 40 years old with out all these plugins ect

[louderlouder]

1 video in and what can I say but AWESOME! Cheers to Fab and Puremix. Well done indeed.

[leewightman]

No daws no midi no sequencers just raw talent

[JoeyFTL]

Wow, Puremix does not show signs of slowing down

[gregkocis]

Great Stuff ! just watched the first 3 episodes.

[Gerardoooooooo]

I’ll tell you what the secret of The Beatles’ sound is.
It’s not the f*cking equipment, not the f*ucking room, not even the engineer.
The secret of the Beatles’ fucking sound is The fucking Beatles, man. 😊

[hugomejia]

Geoff Emerick, George Martin, Alan Parson on Abbey road too

[sebastianferrero]

What's the band's name? 1:03?

[gregphilipmusic]

Excuse me 2 min 19 sec is not exactly a ‘deep dive’ guys. 😊

[brooklynboy]

Cool except for the musicians. If you don’t got the Beatles trying to use a cover band from New York doesn’t quite work.

[blakemcnamara]

That awful fake Beatles band kind of ruins it. For these documentaries they should get a band that makes their own contemporary music and see how it comes out using these old techniques The Beatles used.

[Giovy-Perez]

study Paul Allen Rothchild and the Doors better, they had a better sound in every way because even Paul Mac sat down with his wife to listen to them, the Beatles are too overrated and fallen