Re: 1st use of varispeed by The Beatles?

"joelfriedman" <joel_friedman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:2a752e66-2275-45e5-9f32-b246bd9a1b25@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Ahhh... I noticed the caveat in RTB (p. 292): "the 1st track to
> receive GENEROUS application of varispeed...." So... maybe earlier
> tracks received less generous applications....?  I've noticed sound-
> timbre differences in some of the outtakes of Help, but you never know
> if the bootleg was made at the correct speed...
>
> Dizzying indeed!!  I guess I'll comb MacDonald and see what he says
> and try to find any other references to the technique elsewhere.
>
Don't know whether you will find any exact information but it seems by
most 
source deduction that Rain was the first with a 'generous' dollop of it...

certainly TNK and a few others likely had some...but Rubber Soul?  I can't

really think of a song that would display any in particular.  They were
just 
starting to approach the idea of recording in a more artful, purposeful
way 
on that LP, and the songs really don't seem to have required anything like

that. 


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