Strawberry Fields Forever (Beatles) Easter Egg - Morse Code Signature

At the beginning of "Strawberry Fields Forever," just after John Lennon sings "Let me take you down 'cause I'm going to...", there is a series of beeps which, in Morse Code, form the letters "J" and "L," the initials of a certain Beatle.

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Special Requirements: A copy of "Strawberry Fields Forever"

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LL writes:

It's not morse code. It's somebody typing in commands for the melotron (flute sound. Since it wasnt' an actual person playing the flutes, they used a melotron machine to do it. The melotron machine requires somebody to tap or type something into the thing that generates the sound. It sounds like morse code, but it's really whatever's controlling the mellotron.

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j writes:

RE: Chatterbox "i burried paul The "i buried paul" thing is not real. John Lennon says cranberry sauce, he even admitted it. you can search on web - "cranberry sauce-i buried paul" someone from a forum said somtihng about there being other paul being dead myths, it couldnt be cranberry sauce. you can even blast the volume he does say cranberry sauce. (they messed with the sound to...)

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