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| Artist | Grateful Dead |
| Show | gd69-04-23.sbd.patched.corrected.flac16 -- NEW Patches corrected -- NEEDS new SHN ID |
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| Torrent | gd69-04-23.sbd.patched.corrected.flac16.torrent (click to download) |
| Downloads as | gd69-04-23.sbd.patched.corrected.flac16 |
| Info hash | 991054847ff6bdedf1a938db830325d6759c672b |
| Description | >>> NEEDS new SHN ID <<<
*** NOTHING was submitted to db-dot-eTree or anywhere ***
___ Please check comments area below to see if anyone submits new Shn ID ___
Grateful Dead - April 23, 1969
The Ark - Boston, MA
Recording Info:
SBD -> Master Reel -> Cassette -> Dat -> CD
Transfer Info:
CD -> Samplitude Professional v9.12 -> FLAC
-- All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
November 14, 2007
-- this new transfer replaces "gd69-04-23.sbd.patched.flac16" - shn id 98820
http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=524853
http://db.etree.org/shn/98820
New Source is speed corrected, dehissed, and repatched
-- tracking order for all discs is fixed
-- thank you Charlie Miller for speed error spec. & disc overburn data
Set 1:
d1t01 - Introduction
d1t02 - He Was A Friend Of Mine
d1t03 - Dark Star ->
d1t04 - St. Stephen ->
d1t05 - It's A Sin ->
d1t06 - St. Stephen ->
d1t07 - Cryptical Envelopment ->
d1t08 - Drums ->
d1t09 - The Other One ->
d1t10 - Cryptical Envelopment ->
d1t11 - Sittin' On Top Of The World ->
d2t01 - Turn On Your Lovelight
Set 2:
d2t02 - Morning Dew
d2t03 - Hard To Handle
d2t04 - Doin' That Rag
d2t05 - Alligator ->
d2t06 - Drums ->
d2t07 - Jam ->
d2t08 - The Eleven ->
d3t01 - Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) ->
d3t02 - Feedback ->
d3t03 - And We Bid You Good Night
Encore:
d3t04 - Not Fade Away tease
d3t05 - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
-- Tape flip during The Eleven
-- Tape flip between Caution and Feedback
Old Source:
gd69-04-23.sbd.miller.88501.sbeok.flac16
New Source:
processed and edited in Samplitude v7.22
transferred by Monte Barry
http://DesignsByMonte.com
May 9, 2009
tech info:
-- internal Samplitude timebase setting - 120 BPM - SMPTE 25 f/s
-- 3.3 per cent increased speed correction - "samplitude-speed-correction.jpg" spec display
-- 6 dB tape hiss reduction - "samplitude-dehisser.jpg" graph display
Trader's Little Helper __ http://tlh.easytree.org
-- file conversions - Flac > Wav; Wav > Flac
-- fixed SBEs
-- created checksums and torrent files
monitoring:
Lexicon Alpha device
Sennheiser HD 280 pro headphones
processing:
-- processing new source at 192 kHz / 24-bit on my system creates glitches
-- down-converted & down-sampled new source to 96 kHz / 16-bit
-- re-assembled new source - d1t04 & d1t05
-- 3.3% fixed speed increase applied to new source. It corrects pitch mis-match due to slow speed, which slues. Flawed slow speed duration = 06m:42s:21f; new corrected & matched speed duration = 06m:30s:00f
-- dehissing applied to new source to reduce tape hiss by 6 dB
-- normalized new source levels to match old source levels
-- switched channels on new source to match old source
tracking & editing:
-- up-sampled Miller source d1t04 & d1t05 to 96 kHz
-- re-assembled Miller source - d1t04 & d1t05
-- edited the patches using X-fades
-- down-sampled to 44.1 kHz
-- re-tracked d1t04 & d1t05
-- corrected track order on all discs - prevents CD overburn on disc one
d1t04 St Stephen patched w/ new source 01:33 - 02:39 - new track length is 02:39
d1t05 It's A Sin patched w/ new source 00:00 - 01:50 - new track length is 03:51
New Source -- seeded at Lossless Legs -- 02 May 2009
http://www.shnflac.net/details.php?id=4ab9ec37cefc0c037846d482868802f746fdd7fa
SBD tape > gen 1 cassette > tascam mkII > Korg MR1000 at 1bit/5.6mHZ > Korg Audio Gate Software > 32 bit float/192kHz > Wavelab 6.1 for fades, blank tape removal, and slight channel adjustment > Weiss-Saracon for 24 bit fixed/192kHz Pow-r3 Dither
"I was out doing yardsales recently. I had the SYF hat on and was looking for some fans for the hot Tucson summer. Got to talking with this one fella and the GD came up. He said to me after hearing about LL that he had some tapes. I asked him if he knew where they came from. He said "I cant tell ya man". I thot he meant that he " didnt know cant tell" but out he walked with a lil treasure chest of some cassettes. The cases werent pretty but the tapes were high end pro tapes. I asked him again where he got them and again he said "I cant tell you" but it seems your folks in the trading world might like them Well, i got home and found too many treasure to note. He told me they werent always on the best dubbing deck and some had been played and were at least 25 years old (some older) but he was sure that these versions were recorded by what he termed a "dear old buddy" and official channels and he had them for years and years and would like some of them to see the light of day. More to come." |
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| Type | Grateful Dead |
| Last seeder | Last activity 18 days, 02:51:43 ago |
| Size | 923.18 MB (968026918 Bytes) |
| Added | 2009-05-09 17:20:44 |
| Views | 0 |
| Hits | 1022 |
| Snatched | 169 times |
| Upped by | dead-head_Monte |
Num files
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Peers
[See full list] | 0 seeders, 1 leecher = 1 peer total |
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| bic0038 |
2009-05-09 17:43:51 |
Mmmmmmmmm, good. And a bit of intrigue to boot!
Thank you! |
| rbbert |
2009-05-09 18:11:40 |
| i think the patch source volume is about 1-1.2 dB too high, based on my ears (and average RMS volume values) |
| parisbob |
2009-05-09 18:17:45 |
| Thanks to all of you for all the work you do on these torrents. I can't begin to express my gratitude to its fullest. |
| dead-head_Monte |
2009-05-09 18:22:38 |
I'm just a bench tech. The community well here is beautiful.
-- Peace
http://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=246026 |
| rvitucci |
2009-05-09 19:02:05 |
Charlie just did a new transfer of this show on May 7th.
http://db.etree.org/shn/98892 |
| charlie miller |
2009-05-09 19:24:50 |
| Not having heard this, can anyone comment on the pitch of the patch? Speed adjustment and pitch adjustment are two different things. |
| charlie miller |
2009-05-09 22:23:58 |
hey Monte, good choice of software :)
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| scotcmills |
2009-05-09 22:34:13 |
| spin that wheel...... |
| dead-head_Monte |
2009-05-10 03:16:33 |
hey Charlie, I just saw your new source seeded. Several of you with decently trained ears kept saying slow, slow, slow - regarding the new source. Two of you said 3.3% slow. It's a slow dub, the way I see it. It also happens to slue against your master. Cued up, the 2 souces for St Stephen are cut 5 frames apart from each other at the top of the track. The new source, which has been sped up by 3.3%, begins 5 frames behind the Miller source. Vocals kick in at 01:33. Both sources are matched precisely in time at this point. And they are perfectly synched to each other for the entire 4 seconds of St Stephen vocals that the Miller source contains. My edit point is at the start of vocals. The sped-up new source has made up the 5 frame difference by this point. This means to me the dub is slow, and it is slueing against the Miller copy.
Pitch will always follow speed. I view this pitch problem as a tape speed problem. The source r-r deck p/b could have been slow. Or the gen 1 cassette recorder could have made a fast dub. Or the cassette dub p/b could have been slow during audio capture process. |
| rbbert |
2009-05-10 09:42:42 |
| Actually, when you're using software to change pitch/speed, you have multiple choices: change speed and leave pitch the same, change pitch and leave speed the same, or change both in multiple ways (including simple resampling to change the speed and pitch together analogous to analog). |
| dead-head_Monte |
2009-05-10 13:14:03 |
I agree exactly, rbbert. I used Samplitude's time stretcher. I deployed it in hopes that it would cause the pitch to shift with it automatically - like analog. I did NOT dial in an extra pitch change. I honestly don't know if the pitch changed with the time stretch correction. I am a Newbie using Samplitude. I put up the process module JPG for everyone to see. My sense of pitch and ear training is meager. That's why I've brought this up for discussion. Maybe I should have used a few PMs first.
http://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=245819
"Since we are a music community here, I was thinking maybe several of you have excellent pitch, or even perfect pitch. Samplitude's Pitch Shifting processor increments in half steps, at a resolution of 100ths of a half step. Somebody give us the correct number to shift up, and we're done here."
I don't see how a tape sitting in a box can go out of pitch. I am confident we have a tape speed problem. This is causing a pitch problem, just as I would expect in analog. Both should be corrected, unless there is some extra processing we don't know about. I figured Charlie was busy. Many haven't seen CM lately. So I grabbed the new tracks at LL, and took a crack at helping to fix this thing. Then I fell into my own trap. I made a bad patch. I caused a CD overburn problem for disc one. My ear training is insufficient. I enjoy giving back. This excercise is a good learning experience, and a review for the rest of us. Thanks for your valuable input.
Is the pitch on this fix correct? Most importantly, we just want to get it right. I felt I had to fix my mistakes. |
| dead-head_Monte |
2009-05-10 16:23:37 |
+3.3% tape speed increase synchs new source speed to old source speed
120 BPM + 3.3% = 123.96 BPM = correct speed rate to increase
according to this source, here is the math to do pitch correction vs speed correction
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/wwwboard/messages/70119.html
+5.94% increase in pitch is one half step - we need +3.3% increase in pitch to match up
3.3 / 5.54 = 55.5% of one half step pitch increase = correct pitch rate to increase
Thanks rbbert for explaining the resample function correctly. I really appreciate it. I did NOT resample. My bad. In Samplitude, I just dialed in 123.96 BPM again. I selected resample this time. It automatically set the pitch rate increase correctly to +56% of a half step. Simple.
I am hoping that in some way this will help that box of old tapes. Thanks Charlie and everyone for your patience. Peace. |
| charlie miller |
2009-05-11 22:12:28 |
| Keep up the good work Monte |
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