piano from “come and get it” by badfinger | ToneDB

come and get it

badfinger

piano

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Tone Profile

A bright, slightly compressed piano sound with a touch of vintage warmth. It's clear and present in the mix, providing a solid harmonic foundation.

Gear

Steinway Model Dinstrument
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Neumann U67microphone
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Teletronix LA-2Aprocessing
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The Story

"Come and Get It" was recorded at Abbey Road Studios with Paul McCartney producing. The piano track features a Steinway Model D recorded through Neumann U67 microphones with Teletronix LA-2A compression to control dynamics and add warmth. This combination of classic studio equipment gives the piano its characteristic bright, clear sound with vintage warmth that sits prominently in the mix.

Production Credits

Producer: Paul McCartney

Engineer: Geoff Emerick

Recorded at: Abbey Road Studios, London

Signal Chain

Instrument: Steinway Model D

Microphone: Neumann U67

Processing: Teletronix LA-2A

Recreation Tips

  • Start with a high-quality grand piano sample or recording.
  • Use a vintage-style microphone emulation plugin to capture the characteristic sound of a Neumann U67.
  • Apply gentle compression with an LA-2A emulation to control dynamics and add warmth.
  • Slightly boost the high frequencies to enhance clarity and presence.

Original Gear

  • Steinway Model D(keyboard)
  • Neumann U67(mic)
  • Teletronix LA-2A(compressor)

Substitutions & Recommendations

Native Instruments The Grandeur$199

Alternative to: Steinway Model D grand piano

Sampled from a Steinway Model D, captures the same full-bodied tone with detailed articulation and natural sustain characteristics

ReverbSweetwater
Universal Audio Neumann U67 Collection$149

Alternative to: Neumann U67 microphone

Accurately models the U67's tube warmth and frequency response that shaped the original piano recording

ReverbSweetwater
Universal Audio Teletronix LA-2A Classic Leveling Amplifier$149

Alternative to: Teletronix LA-2A compressor

Provides the same smooth optical compression and tube saturation that evened out the piano dynamics

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Spectrasonics Keyscape$399

Alternative to: Steinway Model D grand piano

Includes multiple Steinway samples and vintage piano sounds with extensive tonal shaping options for that classic 70s piano tone

ReverbSweetwater
Waves Abbey Road Studios Piano$29-49

Alternative to: Complete signal chain recreation

Budget option that models Abbey Road's piano recording setup including room acoustics and vintage processing

ReverbSweetwater

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