It's not being recorded. They put the cassette in and hit play. I assume that's where Lennon's extracted vocals ended up.
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That makes sense. I just watched the video again. This time I actually paid attention to which button was pressed. 
And you don't record onto a compact disc. You record each track onto a master tape or digital storage device. Then there's all the mixing and editing and production, which ends up on a master that's used to produce playable media.
It may turn out that Now & Then is not "the last Beatles song" after all.
www.nme.com
More new music from The Beatles "conceivable", says Peter Jackson
Peter Jackson has suggested that more new music from The Beatles is ‘conceivable’, following his work on ‘Now And Then’.
www.nme.com
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbet is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
2030: We found another lost Beatles song $$$$$$$$$$$
2035: Record company admits they used AI to generate a fake 'lost Beatles song'
2035: Record company admits they used AI to generate a fake 'lost Beatles song'
Through the magic of A.I., here is a 1964-style version of Now & Then. If this had been released in 1964, it likely would have been a top-ten hit.
I do like that version better. You no can hear places that the AI didn’t quite capture the early Beatles mannerisms, but it’s a fun recreation.
Now & Then, the new Beatles single, debuted at number one in the UK. It is the Beatles' 18th number-one hit there. In the U.S., it debuted at #7 and is the Beatles' 35th top-ten hit.
www.billboard.com
The Beatles Make More Hot 100 History as ‘Now and Then’ Debuts in Top 10
The Beatles score their 35th top 10 – and first since 1996 – as the song starts at No. 7.
www.billboard.com
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbet is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
Three weeks ago, Taylor's Swift's Cruel Summer went to number one. It was number one for two weeks. Last week, Taylor Swift's Is It Over Now? debuted at number one. It was one of seven – seven! – Taylor Swift songs debuting in the top ten. This week, Taylor Swift's Cruel Summer returned to number one. Does that answer your question, IRBS? But wait – there's more! Last week, Taylor Swift's re-recorded 1989 album debuted at number one on Billboard's album chart. All 21 songs from the album made the Hot 100 chart! This week, the album remains at number one.
That Beatles song is surrounded by SO much talent in the top 10. I mean there's Jungkook (BTS k-pop singer, I'm sure there's no autotune going on there...), Morgan "Racist" Wallen, Doja "French fry up my nose" Cat, a soulless cover of "Fast Car", some re-recorded old Taylor songs with poetry like this: "I'm drunk in the back of the car, And I cried like a baby coming home from the bar, Said I'm fine but it wasn't true". Yep, such talented musicians today...
*puke*
*puke*
Fortunately for me, I have no idea what you're referring to. I have such a limited window of time to listen to new music, I can barely get enough of XMU to catch-up. And then if I hear the Spectrum in the wife's car, I might realize that like U2 and Peter Gabriel have new albums I haven't heard yet. And if I had even more time, I'd check out Alt Nation (when Madison isn't on). The rest of the time, I'm using First Wave, 70's on 7, Classic Vinyl/Rewind, or the Bridge as background. No time for pop foolishness.
Y'aint missin' nuthin.
A better source for new music would be my Twitter thread on Friday. Most Fridays I drop the newest 2-4 songs I like. (Just ignore the rapper-looking names)
A better source for new music would be my Twitter thread on Friday. Most Fridays I drop the newest 2-4 songs I like. (Just ignore the rapper-looking names)
IdRatherBeSkiing
Sherbet is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.