Paul McCartney & John Lennon & George Martin mixing the White Album (photo by Linda McCartney).
Additional info provided by henry_the_horse:
30th July 1968, 7.30 p.m. to 3.30 am of the following day, E.M.I. Control Room Two. Recording session for 'Hey Jude' (takes 7 to 23) and mono mixing.
30th July 1968, 7.30 p.m. to 3.30 am of the following day, E.M.I. Control Room Two. Recording session for 'Hey Jude' (takes 7 to 23) and mono mixing.
Lennon, McCartney and Martin monitor the playback of the recording while, in the background, tape operator John Smith commands the J37 4-track machine. Lennon is adding chamber echo to track 3, McCartney is controlling the volume of track 3, while Martin is controlling master volume of output 1 (the output usually employed for mono mixing).
30th July 1968, 7.30 p.m. to 3.30 am of the following day, E.M.I. Control Room Two. Recording session for "Hey Jude" (takes 7 to 23) and mono mixing. Lennon, McCartney and Martin monitor the playback of the recording while, in the background, tape operator John Smith commands the J37 4-track machine. Photograph by Linda Eastman.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLennon is adding chamber echo to track 3, McCartney is controlling the volume of track 3, while Martin is controlling master volume of output 1 (the output usually employed for mono mixing).
BeantwoordenVerwijderenThank you! Up to now I thought Paul was correction John, but he is in fact helping him (no automation back then of course). And yes, now I also see the hand of George Martin, this is actually a very cool photo!
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