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The Beatles “A Day In The Life” Recreated with Waves Plugins!

FaroSónico

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In this video, I demonstrate how I made my cover of The Beatles “A Day In The Life” using only plugins from the Waves Audio Abbey Road Collection.

Get The Waves Plugins Used To Make This Song:

Waves Abbey Road Collection - https://waves.alzt.net/RvjQX

Waves Abbey Road REDD – https://waves.alzt.net/Qmr1a

Waves Abbey Road J37 Tape – https://waves.alzt.net/kB360

Waves Abbey Road Reverb Plates – https://waves.alzt.net/Z91aK

Waves Abbey Road TG Mastering Chain – https://waves.alzt.net/oE3Mo

Waves Abbey Road EMI TG12345 Channel Strip – https://waves.alzt.net/BZJgB

Waves Abbey Road RS56 Passive EQ – https://waves.alzt.net/Wma5J

Waves CLA-76 Compressor / Limiter – https://waves.alzt.net/EoXBW

Waves StudioRack (Custom Preset) – https://waves.alzt.net/n03MV

My Contact Information:

Email: farosonico@gmail.com

Instagram/tiktok: @farosonico

20 Comments

@farosonico Creator 6 years ago Pinned

You can download the presets from the Waves Blog. https://www.waves.com/recreating-the-beatles-sounds-free-presets

@spatrick898 5 years ago

That was great. I recorded the entire Sgt. Pepper album 20 years ago with a friend of mine on a four track. Note for note. I still love it. Thank you!

@allancerf9038 2 years ago

And THOUGH the news not SO the news.

That trifle aside - great job, dude!

@xanovespa 3 years ago

most useful production video video ive seen in a while

@tudoranmusic 6 years ago

GREAT! The best version made so far in the music industry! You have proven that with execution you can do anything in the audio field! Lessons for plugin brands or sound cards etc ... Greetings from Romania
P.S. I invite Paul McCartney to congratulate you in public!

@LanceHall 2 years ago

It helps to use the original EMI Studios EQ points 100hz, 2.7khz, 3.6khz and 10khz.

@LoFiNic2025 1 year ago

When I was at school in the 80's I worked out how to 'bounce' tracks and record extra parts on songs while some of my fellow music peeps were on holiday, this is did on a few tape cassette machines without really knowing that I was emulating the way they did it in the 60's(what I was doing at all, I was probably 14 or 15 at the time)! Only realized today watching this, I had seen an Abbey Road walk about video which explained the process but watching you demonstrate the 4 tape machine method I had a ha ha moment, I'm 58 now....took a while! Great video buddy! One other thing I did was when we practiced at the local church, there was an old Bush valve record player, like wow, that must have been a few years old, just a grey leather covered box with a flip lid, it had a microphone socket and I somehow, no idea how this happened but I plugged my guitar into it one day and wow, what a sound, wasn't so loud though as it only had a relatively small speaker but the overdrive was lush I remember.....ah those were the days.....or not, growing up can be quite traumatic....that's where the music comes in handy! ♥ I got the Abbey Road collection when I got sent a reduced price offer so eh, good work! ♥

@BrendanCescon 3 years ago

Wow what a cool project. Thanks for dropping all this knowledge!

@Yorkie285 5 years ago

You have a God's given talent....thank you for sharing..

@JingleStationTR 6 years ago

This video deserves more views and likes, marvelous work! Thanks for doing this.

@spookbones 2 years ago

Interesting informative and great fun video. well done sir. Thank you.

@Giovanni.EstudioG 6 years ago

Casi chillo de la emoción; te quedó genial Sr.

@CinoBiz 4 years ago

This video deserves millions of view… you a te a genius man ❤️

@MusicShed 5 years ago

Right on! Fabulous dude

@MightyJoeNolan 3 years ago

Well done

@mbaudio2574 5 years ago

Great video man! You kept my interest all the way to the end.

@SonicFlowAudio 2 years ago

Wow this was an AMAZING video. Well done….Im mixing a Motown record right now so not being afraid to see all the saturation stack up is relieving! Well done.