Thanks guys. Yes it was ambitious, but it was also about learning stuff. Understanding how to recreate Beatle sonic arts techniques is important. They took the proto-creative arts research of the historical avant gardes and help popularize these techniques. We need to do the same IMO, and as The Beatles did, create new ones. The Beatles or their engineers created ADT and Flanging.
In fact on my newest cover of When Every Song Is Song, I've used Melyodyne as a doubler effect on guitar. First to fix a few inconsistencies, and to create a thicker tone, and I was surprised at how close to a full 60's guitar tone I got. Of course I used Guitar Rig, EQ and compressed before going into Guitar Rig, but still...a lot of guitar was double and even triple tracked in the 70s, and by blending a slighty imperfect guitar line with a 'fixed' one...you get closer to the idea of what was being done in regards to double tracking guitar in the 70s.
Peace Ben