Abbey Road sound gets by with a little help from CIT

In a likely world first, scientists from Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) have developed technology which is being used by the iconic Abbey Road recording studios to create super sharp music tracks.
Abbey Road sound gets by with a little help from CIT

The collaboration came about after experts at CIT’s Nimbus Centre developed Audio Photoshop Technology which they used to create far sharper tracks of Beach Boys classics such as ‘Good Vibrations’, ‘Help Me Rhonda’, and ‘I Get Around’.

Bosses at Abbey Road recording studios, made famous by The Beatles, were so impressed with the breakthrough that they invited the Nimbus team, headed by Derry Fitzgerald, to make it available to audio engineers and musicians.

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