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Grateful Dead 02/20/71
Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY
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Source # 6188 Other Sources
Entered by dr.unclear
Checksums shn-md5 , st5
Disc Counts 2 / 2
Media Size
Date Circulated
Date Added
10/14/01
11/30/2001
Source Summary likely seekable reshn of previous shn set by Bob Clevenger (txt datestamp 3/19/00, md5 datestamp 10/14/01) 
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Grateful Dead
February 20, 1971
Port Chester, NY

Source: WBOTB
7" 2-track Betty Reel w/ dolby A @ 7 1/2 ips > PCM501ES @ 44.056 KHz
PCM501ES analog out > dolby A decoder > analog in Fostex D5 @ 48KHz >
DATx3 > ZA2 > notch filter > CD-R

Disc 1

(set I)

1. Casey Jones
2. Me And My Uncle
3. Hard To Handle
4. Bertha
5. Playing In The Band
6. Bird Song
7. Big Boss Man
8. Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One
9. Wharf Rat
10.Sugar Magnolia

Disc 2

(set II)

1. Truckin'
2. Loser
3. Next Time You See Me
4. Greatest Story Ever Told >
5. Johnny B. Goode
6. Ripple
7. Not Fade Away >
8. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad >
9. Not Fade Away >
10.Turn On Your Lovelight


This is What Became Of The Bettys Source. I cleaned up the interference
in the form of an annoying whine in the same manner as I did other Port
Chester shows (2/18,2/21,2/23,2/24). However, I used two different
programs to do so. For disks 1 and 2, I used Diamond Cut Audio
Restorations Tools Notch Filter, with a filter width of 0.03 to 0.04
octaves, centered on ~8000 Hz, or wherever the whine happened to be.
I used Sound Forge Noise Reduction Plugin, centering on the whine, for
disc 3. Why two different programs? I began work on this show about
a month ago. I recently purchased the DCART program after hearing it
being widely regarded as one of the best (affordable) programs out there
for cleaning up audio. Let your ears judge which is best if you can tell
the difference. I found the DCART notch filter to be the better tool for
the job, while the SFNR plugin is flexible enough to be used as a notch
filter.

I also realized long after I was into cleaning this show up that others
have done so before me on this particular show. I'd be interested in any
feedback as to how my show compares to other efforts! I used the
narrowest filters I could without going bonkers. In some sections of the
show the whine wandered quickly, forcing me to use lots of different
filters over a small portion of the show.
Leigh Orf
For furthur info on my processing & related noise issues see http://orf.cx
Show Checksums
shn-md5
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d4f3636d4dd4c42377460ad37d5dccb2 *gd71-02-20d1t04.shn
a23ddfc6051a8c4059516bf0357b12b6 *gd71-02-20d1t05.shn
3d79e9258e05f386f97aac77391024e6 *gd71-02-20d1t06.shn
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7d7fed334b4e2a6e3a358bcb067182b5 *gd71-02-20d1t08.shn
ed644f725d0c9e874ad1961bfe0dc989 *gd71-02-20d1t09.shn
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2248ff2f9f02eeda9dbe58452f69e63d *gd71-02-20d2t06.shn
e6ed8e97a8bc3e01a811ac37591bbc6e *gd71-02-20d2t07.shn
1def1dcf582b97508c18125e38bbc722 *gd71-02-20d2t08.shn
5fbeeca6f06d18777e2fd2d50616e80b *gd71-02-20d2t09.shn
b34ad2a1fe0facde437f1af96230acd5 *gd71-02-20d2t10.shn
st5
59cfd74f31c473c5cea2475fcdb0d37e [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t01.shn
c03f4d6d4cb0b182d66921e707bb7fe4 [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t02.shn
7eecd303331b499da62a973b847f5a02 [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t03.shn
a2b8ef9fc385643087f8272351805fc2 [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t04.shn
c1551a5e93402c7708d54125c745473f [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t05.shn
ec21db375df4b9a05def76245cbf802d [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t06.shn
ab8e97b40917cb19608edb4cb2ef3eba [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t07.shn
671c653674e4415c75bf998bbb357523 [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t08.shn
d1039753d273ea1e46bdd3900cd5b723 [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t09.shn
9304a32b0b1ab3e185a0b5b5c8ee32c1 [shntool] gd71-02-20d1t10.shn
cfc06711187ceffcc8fba6527fa52f56 [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t01.shn
412ea63e9469e015b71ac53713442e6d [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t02.shn
dadd6835f46bb470d29ffd79ea969b99 [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t03.shn
3f49b6695a2f2684bb77da75585c8c63 [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t04.shn
e3ac1be7a2f197668a41811ab4593ca1 [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t05.shn
045e787e73be44625c4ca6ccaa90a2ad [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t06.shn
d77061c0c04793492818d3415392e00c [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t07.shn
0bae859886469bd000d1c8166a33b96b [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t08.shn
0c488fb98052f474c6c638cb210fdf44 [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t09.shn
b11568dff1d93ae9416fe47b39165250 [shntool] gd71-02-20d2t10.shn

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7" 2-track Betty Reel (0) flac16; Source: 7"... (0) flac16; Recording... (0)
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09/08/2009 trailmix I discovered that my md5 does not match any other version listed here at the db, so I figured it might be this one because the text file matches. The md5 I have is:

ed906bcec82509bed75dd811e562b31b *gd71-02-20d1t01.shn
0a761ff82c623028e85d8f501d05ae57 *gd71-02-20d1t02.shn
1c6a84dbcfca1e10b7d44cdd8a42ff29 *gd71-02-20d1t03.shn
b192f1afcaa26f761bf0919ea74be194 *gd71-02-20d1t04.shn
f0b342e007e47c2e0313fa1e8117efa9 *gd71-02-20d1t05.shn
68dd1b0593a29c2fc156fa85c5f314fe *gd71-02-20d1t06.shn
850b76be2c102b0cd46243582a56116b *gd71-02-20d1t07.shn
82608cb26e223f7c67dd6a53a89109ad *gd71-02-20d1t08.shn
7e78c1fa455f7bcc0cd03685e121a85e *gd71-02-20d1t09.shn
50e7b0f7c92e6e7eee944c84e1d47a9b *gd71-02-20d2t01.shn
2411273f0517d70bc59287730d6c68bd *gd71-02-20d2t02.shn
780d7bc646e3f720fa33399c48fce770 *gd71-02-20d2t03.shn
48d092ccfbb42b188455d02f73741778 *gd71-02-20d2t04.shn
368581c4dbd84f2b7f95f20a99d0231c *gd71-02-20d2t05.shn
ce4acf1693a43c737cd6de7da074b460 *gd71-02-20d2t06.shn
371ca665e1fa0f9e93db10e87c996162 *gd71-02-20d2t07.shn
187d39831c2e16dcd42837c99b69baf4 *gd71-02-20d3t01.shn
94d8146e5cc10453b153d04012dd5a7c *gd71-02-20d3t02.shn
7408495860d0fc4fba8f5831991cdcd6 *gd71-02-20d3t03.shn
5044dedc8442cc8a5503bd3c7a1c85f2 *gd71-02-20d3t04.shn
09/08/2009 Wharfrat73 Trailmix, it's likely that you have a copy of this source that was made by copying it from CD-r with a program such as EAC.
06/25/2012 cool_breeze The ST5s for this file set are the same as those for SHNID 111, i.e., the audio in this file set is identical to 111.