<< Previous 1 - 30 | 301 - 330 | 331 - 360 | 361 - 390 | 391 - 420 | 421 - 450 | 451 - 480 | 481 - 510 | 511 - 540 | 541 - 570 | 571 - 600 | 601 - 630 | 631 - 660 | 661 - 690 | 691 - 720 | 721 - 750 | 751 - 780 | 781 - 810 | 811 - 840 | 841 - 870 | 871 - 900 | 901 - 930 | 931 - 960 | 961 - 990 | 991 - 1020 | 1021 - 1039 Next >>
User (active/rating) | Media / # | Show | Sound | Details | DB Source | User Source |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
John L. (1/0) | CDR / 3 | View | ||||
Adam Eaglestone (1/4.8) | cdr / 3 | View | SBD>DOLBY A REEL>DOLBY A DECODE>DAT>SOUND FORGE nr>CDR | |||
J Dawg (1/0) | CDR / 3 | A | View | SBD | ||
John Banks (1/5) | CDR / 3 | A+ | View | |||
Paul McFadyen (1/5) | CDR / 3 | A | View | |||
Steve Johnson (1/0) | DAT(2hr) / 2 | A | A | View | sbd>?>dat | |
Warren Oates (1/5) | cdr / 3 | A | View | SBD -> Dobly A Reel -> Dolby A decode -> DAT -> Sound Forge NR -> CD-R | ||
Notes: | orf version. | |||||
yubah (1/5) | CDR / 3 | View | 1980 | |||
GHOST (1/0) | SHN / 2 | View | 1980 | SBD | ||
greengirl (1/4.3) | CDR / 3 | A | A | View | SBD>??>CD | |
greengirl (1/4.3) | CDR / 3 | A | A | View | SBD>??>CD | |
BJ (1/5) | CDR / 3 | A+ | View | |||
Notes: | SBD | |||||
Jody Bugabear (1/5) | cdr / 3 | View | SBD->MR->R->DAT->CDR | |||
greg gwiasda (1/5) | CDR / 3 | A | View | |||
Tommy Brame (Audio) (1/5) | CDR / 3 | View | 1980 | |||
Matthew Hilty (1/5) | / 0 | View | 1980 | |||
Sean Madigan (1/5) | SHN / 2 | View | SBD -> Dobly A Reel -> Dolby A decode -> DAT -> Sound Forge NR -> CD-R | |||
John Forkner (1/5) | shn / 2 | View | 1980 | SBD -> Dolby A Reel -> Dolby A decode -> DAT -> Sound Forge NR -> CD-R | ||
sarah anne (1/5) | CDR / 3 | View | sbd>dolby A reel>dolby A decode>dat>soundforge nr>cdr | |||
Judah Baker (1/0) | CDR / 3 | A+ | View | SBD:MR -> R > R > DAT > Sound Forge NR > CD-R | ||
Notes: | Grateful Dead February 21, 1971 Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY SBD -> Dobly A Reel -> Dolby A decode -> DAT -> Sound Forge NR -> CD-R The Sound Forge noise reduction was used to attenuate a very narrow frequency band (in the vicinity of 8000 Hz) which was present as interference on the original reels. See my notes below for details. Disc 1 Set 1 1. Cold Rain And Snow (7:24) 2. Me And Bobby McGee (8:18) 3. Loser (7:37) 4. Easy Wind (9:21) 5. Playing In The Band (5:46) 6. Bertha (6:17) 7. Me And My Uncle (4:57) 8. Ripple (take 1) (1:31) 9. Ripple (7:53) 10. Next Time You See Me (5:41) 11. Sugar Magnolia (7:33) Disc 2 1. Greatest Story Ever Told > (4:43) 2. Johnny B. Goode Set 2 3. China Cat Sunflower (11:36) 4. Bird Song (6:44) 5. Cumberland Blues (5:48) 6. King Bee (9:12) 7. Beat It On Down The Line (4:53) 8. Wharf Rat (11:02) Disc 3 1. Truckin' (8:42) 2. Casey Jones (6:33) 3. Good Lovin' (16:55) 4. Uncle John's Band (7:36) The original reels of the Port Chester run of '71 were audibly tainted due to a cable problem. The result is a tone which hovers around 8000 Hz with an amplitude of about +20 dB above the noise floor. This translate to a very annoying pitch, especially during quiet sections, which is in the old-tv-tube or lousy-hard-disk or maybe even the-sound-you-hear-after-you-slam-your-head-against-a-concrete-wall class of 'whine'. Because this interference is 'monochromatic' it's easy to get rid of if you have the processing power and a quick FFT algorithm. I used the filter-shaping capabilities of the Sonic Foundry Noise Reduction Plugin to tailor a very narrow notch filter which attenuated the interference without affecting the rest of the signal. And it's all done in the digital domain. Huzzah! As a side note, I actually ended up crafting many filters to process these shows. The frequency of the interference actually drifted anywhere from 7700 to 8100 Hz during a given show. This was probalby due to a slightly wandering reel speed. It made my work harder but when I tried a much wider filter I started to be able to hear the attenuation in the music. The filters generally go like this: 25 dB /- - - - - - - -\ / \ / \ 0 dB | | 7830 7900 7970 The end result is no more annoying whine! I also removed some of the nasty mic feedback in the 2/18/71 Bertha using this type of filter. Leigh Orf <[email protected]> | |||||
Jeff Ishaq (1/0) | DAT / 2 | View | SBD (Betty) > R2R > PCM> DAT | |||
Notes: | Not yet transferred to CDR. d/o in Wharf Rat. | |||||
Jeff Ishaq (1/0) | DAT / 2 | View | SBD (Betty) > R2R > PCM> DAT | |||
Notes: | Not yet transferred to CDR. d/o in Wharf Rat. | |||||
Judah Baker (1/0) | CDR / 3 | A+ | View | SBD:MR -> R > R > DAT > Sound Forge NR > CD-R | ||
Judah Baker (1/0) | CDR / 3 | A+ | View | SBD:MR -> R > R > DAT > Sound Forge NR > CD-R | ||
Notes: | Grateful Dead February 21, 1971 Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY SBD -> Dobly A Reel -> Dolby A decode -> DAT -> Sound Forge NR -> CD-R The Sound Forge noise reduction was used to attenuate a very narrow frequency band (in the vicinity of 8000 Hz) which was present as interference on the original reels. See my notes below for details. Disc 1 Set 1 1. Cold Rain And Snow (7:24) 2. Me And Bobby McGee (8:18) 3. Loser (7:37) 4. Easy Wind (9:21) 5. Playing In The Band (5:46) 6. Bertha (6:17) 7. Me And My Uncle (4:57) 8. Ripple (take 1) (1:31) 9. Ripple (7:53) 10. Next Time You See Me (5:41) 11. Sugar Magnolia (7:33) Disc 2 1. Greatest Story Ever Told > (4:43) 2. Johnny B. Goode Set 2 3. China Cat Sunflower (11:36) 4. Bird Song (6:44) 5. Cumberland Blues (5:48) 6. King Bee (9:12) 7. Beat It On Down The Line (4:53) 8. Wharf Rat (11:02) Disc 3 1. Truckin' (8:42) 2. Casey Jones (6:33) 3. Good Lovin' (16:55) 4. Uncle John's Band (7:36) The original reels of the Port Chester run of '71 were audibly tainted due to a cable problem. The result is a tone which hovers around 8000 Hz with an amplitude of about +20 dB above the noise floor. This translate to a very annoying pitch, especially during quiet sections, which is in the old-tv-tube or lousy-hard-disk or maybe even the-sound-you-hear-after-you-slam-your-head-against-a-concrete-wall class of 'whine'. Because this interference is 'monochromatic' it's easy to get rid of if you have the processing power and a quick FFT algorithm. I used the filter-shaping capabilities of the Sonic Foundry Noise Reduction Plugin to tailor a very narrow notch filter which attenuated the interference without affecting the rest of the signal. And it's all done in the digital domain. Huzzah! As a side note, I actually ended up crafting many filters to process these shows. The frequency of the interference actually drifted anywhere from 7700 to 8100 Hz during a given show. This was probalby due to a slightly wandering reel speed. It made my work harder but when I tried a much wider filter I started to be able to hear the attenuation in the music. The filters generally go like this: 25 dB /- - - - - - - -\ / \ / \ 0 dB | | 7830 7900 7970 The end result is no more annoying whine! I also removed some of the nasty mic feedback in the 2/18/71 Bertha using this type of filter. Leigh Orf <[email protected]> | |||||
Michael Aird (1/0) | CD / 3 | View | 1980 | |||
Clammer (1/0) | CDR / 3 | View | SBD>Dolby A Reel>Dolby A decode>DAT>Sound Forge>CD-R | |||
Elliott Schubeck (1/0) | Audio / 3 | B | B | View | ||
George Shannon (1/5) | CD / 3 | View | 1980 | |||
Notes: | etree | |||||
Mark Frost (1/0) | cdr / 3 | B+ | View | SBD | ||
Notes: | some hissing disc 1: 1. Cold Rain & Snow 2. tuning 3. Me And Bobby McGee 4. Bobby talks 5. Loser 6. tuning 7. Easy Wind 8. tuning 9. Playin' In The Band 10. tuning 11. Bertha 12. tuning 13. Me & My Uncle 14. tuning 15. Ripple tuning 16. Ripple 17. tuning 18. Next Time You See Me 19. tuning 20. Sugar Magnolia disc 2: 1. Greatest Story Ever Told-Johnny B. Goode 2. China Cat Sunflower-I Know You Rider 3. Bird Song 4. Cumberland Blues 5. tuning 6. I'm A King Bee 7. tuning 8. Beat It On Down The Line 9. tuning 10. Wharf Rat 11. Truckin' 12. Casey Jones disc 3: 1. Good Lovin'-Drums-Good Lovin'- 2. Uncle John's Band Filler: 3. Promised Land 4. Deal 5. Playin' In The Band- 6. Scarlet Begonias- 7. Playin' In The Band | |||||
Seymour Young (1/0) | / 0 | View | 1980 |