Source # | 10136 |
Other Sources |
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Entered by | Joe Jupille | ||
Checksums | d1 , d2 | ||
Disc Counts | 2 / 2 | ||
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Date Circulated
Date Added |
12/2000 06/20/2002 |
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Source Summary | Jerry Garcia Band: Schoeps CMC-44 (FOB) > Oade pre-amp > Sony PCM-F1 > Sony SL 2000 (Beta). Possible re-DAE and re-.shn of existing .shn set. |
Other Sources (comments) Jerry Garcia Band:FOB... (3) JGB; flac1648; Ted Mattes... (0) |
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Date | User | Comment | |
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12/24/2002 | Mark Goldey | This is a nice, full, clear audience recording. It's got good presence and balance, and the crowd isn't too loud. The vocals are right up front and spot on, too. It's weighted towards the high end, and the bass is in the background -- but that's how I remember JGB sounding anyway. Recommended. | |
12/24/2002 | darrin |
Mark, Pcm recordings such as this one generally have pre-emphasis applied, which artificially boosts the high end on the recording prior to digitization. Normally, a pre-emphasis ?flag? is inserted into the digital stream that instructs the d>a converter to apply a de-emphasis curve upon playback to bring the high end back down to a more natural level. Unfortunately, when a pcm is converted to a wav file, this flag is lost. It could well be that the ?weighted toward the high end? sound you hear on this (and other) pcm ?based recording is due to the lack of a de-emphasis flag. But, all is not lost, if you burn this show to audio cd using feurio!, you can manually set the de-emphasis flag and instruct your cd player to apply the de-emphasis processing on playback. I?ve found that by doing this on other pcm-based recordings, I end up with a noticeably more balanced and natural sounding recording when I?ve done this with other pcm-based recordings. |
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03/23/2008 | sotm53092 | Shn set 4375 and 10136 are the same source with differing md5's 10136 most likely are dae and reshn of the earlier shn id 4375 |