Spectrogram & related files
Let It Be “1” thru V2 – Mono Spectrogram
Spectrogram of the beginning through the second verse of “Let It Be” (1, 2000); this passage appears in Figure 7.6 and Figure 5.5 as pitch density and timbral balance.
HCtS Moog Gliss Spectrogram
Spectrogram of “Here Comes the Sun” (1969, 1987), of Figure 10.4, Moog glissando sound.
HCtS thru Verse 1 Spectrogram
Spectrogram of “Here Comes the Sun” (1969, 1987), beginning through Verse 1; compare with Figure 10.6, pitch density and timbral balance graph.
HCtS Spectrogram & PDC
Spectrogram of “Here Comes the Sun” (1969, 1987), complete track; includes program dynamic contour and song structure. Compare to “6 – HCtS Timbral Balance Graph” of the track.
HCtS Timbral Balance KEY
KEY for “6 – HCtS Timbral Balance Graph” – a timbral balance graph of “Here Comes the Sun.
HCtS Timbral Balance Graph
Timbral balance graph of “Here Comes the Sun,” complete track. Use for comparison with the spectrogram of the complete track (“4 – HCtS Spectrogram & PDC,” above).
HCtS Guitar Introduction Spectrogram
Spectrogram of George Harrison’s Gibson J-200 guitar lines during the Introduction to “Here Comes the Sun” (Abbey Road, 1969, 1987).
WMGGW Guitar Introduction Spectrogram
Spectrogram of George Harrison’s solo Gibson J-200 guitar line during the introduction to “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” (LOVE, 2006).