How The Beatles made there album?

Answer 1

Tough question.

But it should be answered.

There are various methods they use to make songs. Day Tripper was a song that was made from pressure of making a song. George made, "Here Comes The Sun" when he was visiting Eric Clapton in his English garden. Ringo made his song, "Octopus's Garden" when the chef got his order wrong and told him that the octopus came from the shade under the sea.

Like John had said, "Song writing is about getting the demon out of me. It's like being possessed. You try to go to sleep, but the song won't let you. So you have to get up and make it into something, and then you're allowed to sleep."

They usually write their songs after they hear someone say something that catches their ear. (Ringo's "A Hard Day's Night" saying) Or when they hear the medley in their head and then write the lyrics, like Yesterday.

Answer 2

Their first recording was on an acetate disc, in a "home studio" in Liverpool. More demos were recorded on a borrowed home tape recorder. Ringo's first recording with them was in a record-your-voice booth in Hamburg, when Pete Best wasn't available, backing another singer.

Their Polydor recordings were made live to two-track, in the auditorium of a children's school in Hamburg. Their EMI recordings started out on two-track, using a simple multitracking process devised by George Martin. From there they graduated to four-track, then eight-track during 1968.

Answer 3

Brian Epstein, their manager, sent many demo tapes all over London. He eventually got them an audience with Parlephone, the spoken word/comedy arm of EMI Records. George Martin thought that they had something going for them - - it's said that he was also charmed by them, and he made their first record.

Answer 4

The Beatles recorded 206 known tracks while together as a band

Answer 5

Yes, they made 12 albums - and other compilations have been released since.