This same technology helped producer Giles Martin make a new stereo mix for the Beatles’ 1966 album “Revolver.” This AI-based audio editing is similar to how video chat platforms like ...

The Beatles began recording Let It Be at Twickenham ... You only need two speakers for stereo sound. It was awful. But even with the alterations, it was a better place to be.” ...

The Beatles' final live performance will be made ... steward of the band's recorded legacy, who completed stereo and Dolby Atmos remixes of the live set along with Sam Okell.

If the Beatles’ “I Feel Fine” was the first pop song to make artful use of feedback, their next #1 holds its own historical production distinction. “Eight Days A Week” is the first song ...

The item is described on the web page as an “extremely rare low numbered stereo vinyl pressing of The Beatles White Album”. “Very few copies of the album with this low a number have surfaced ...