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| Artist | Phish |
| Show | Phish | April 6, 1994 | Toronto | AKG 460b/ck61 | new source/transfer | (set 1 only) |
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| Torrent | ph1994-04-06.119970.flac16.torrent (click to download) |
| Downloads as | ph1994-04-06.119970.flac16 |
| Info hash | 57b3b56ce8e9f9adad7f0a5fa4860bbe18ed2ea7 |
| db link | http://db.etree.org/shn/119970 | Show | Source |
| Description | Phish
April 6, 1994
Concert Hall
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
source:
AKG 460b/ck61 > ?? > Teac DA-P20 (@ 48 kHz)
transfer:
Sony PCM-2600 > S/PDIF > Sound Devices 722 (@ 48 kHz) > .WAV > SoX 14.4.0 (de-emphasis, resample to 44.1 kHz) > CD Wave v1.98 (track splits) > Samplitude SE v9.1.1 (fades) > FLAC v1.2.1 (Level 8)
Taper unknown
Transferred by Lenny Stubbe
de-emphasized/tracked/FLAC'ed by Jason Sobel
DAT clone provided by Marcus Thunich
The original recording was made with pre-emphasis, which was removed with SoX 14.4.0
FLAC tags added with metaflac v1.2.1
seeded April 26, 2012
The original raw files from the transfer have been archived, and are available.
Disc 1 - [62:39]
Set I
01 - [04:27] - Llama
02 - [05:37] - Guelah Papyrus
03 - [02:28] - Poor Heart
04 - [13:09] - Stash
05 - [09:54] - The Lizards
06 - [05:02] - Sample in a Jar
07 - [06:56] - Scent of a Mule
08 - [05:51] - Fee ->
09 - [09:13] - Run Like an Antelope
notes:
Unfortunately, the set 2 DAT was not available for this fresh transfer.
Only set 1 is included here.
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shntool 3.0.4 len mode output:
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5:37.34 56.77 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.5907 ph1994-04-06d1t02.flac
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13:08.71 132.72 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.5952 ph1994-04-06d1t04.flac
9:54.09 99.95 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.5605 ph1994-04-06d1t05.flac
5:02.32 50.88 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.6357 ph1994-04-06d1t06.flac
6:55.57 69.94 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.5573 ph1994-04-06d1t07.flac
5:51.05 59.06 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.5535 ph1994-04-06d1t08.flac
9:13.35 93.11 MB --- -- ---xx flac 0.5960 ph1994-04-06d1t09.flac
62:39.00 632.37 MB 0.5872 (9 files)
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| Checksums | ph1994-04-06d1t01.flac:da55e597cdf565ed8259d36aca525fd1
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ph1994-04-06d1t09.flac:65ea96fb6fd17b981d865bf0c34c987e |
| Type | Phish |
| Last seeder | Last activity 22:13 ago |
| Size | 371.34 MB (389375783 Bytes) |
| Added | 2012-04-27 05:38:09 |
| Views | 5 |
| Hits | 187 |
| Snatched | 85 times |
| Upped by | jasonsobel |
| Num files | 11 files |
File List
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| filename | size | md5 |
| ph1994-04-06d1t04.flac | 79.00 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t05.flac | 56.02 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t09.flac | 55.49 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t07.flac | 38.98 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t02.flac | 33.54 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t08.flac | 32.69 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t06.flac | 32.34 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t01.flac | 28.29 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06d1t03.flac | 14.99 MB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06.txt | 2.1 kB | N/A |
| ph1994-04-06.FFP.txt | 513 B | N/A |
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Peers
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| jasonsobel |
2012-04-27 05:41:47 |
| this is very likely the same source as shnid 5629 (which is just labeled "DAUD"). However, as the recording was made with pre-emphasis, and the transfer for shnid 5629 did not include de-emphasis, this is a significant upgrade, for set 1. Unfortunately the set 2 DAT clone had gone missing, so this new transfer is only for set 1. thanks to Lenny for transferring the DAT and sending it my way! |
| gruven42 |
2012-04-27 10:00:53 |
Thanks for this!
Can the set 2 shns (flacs?) be de-emphasized? |
| sloth1976 |
2012-04-27 10:38:15 |
| Thank you |
| jasonsobel |
2012-04-27 11:36:01 |
> > > Can the set 2 shns (flacs?) be de-emphasized?
that's a good idea. I can probably do it this weekend. |
| treydaman |
2012-04-27 11:48:57 |
| What is pre-emphasis ? |
| jasonsobel |
2012-04-27 13:44:58 |
| Basically, pre-emphasis was an EQ curve that was applied to the signal immediately prior the original A/D conversion. There were several early DAT decks and A/D converters that utilized pre-emphasis. The pre-emphasis EQ that was applied to the signal raises the high frequencies. The reason behind pre-emphasis is that the signal-to-noise ratio (S/N) on early A/D converters was not as good in the high frequencies. By applying pre-emphasis before A/D, it was a way to maintain a higher S/N ratio throughout the frequency spectrum. Of course, the pre-emphasis EQ is only half the story. The other half of the implementation is the de-emphasis EQ circuits on the playback side of things. the redbook CD specification allows for a "pre-emphasis" flag to be set in the data stream, and all normal CD players should be able to handle de-emphasis on the fly. The problem is that it was rarely used, and mnay modern CD players don't have a buil-in de-emphasis circuit. On top of that, most CD burning programs don't allow you to set the pre-emphasis flag, and most people don't even know what it is. So, a better way to handle the pre-emphasis issue on playbackis to de-emphasize these recordings. Essentially applying the de-emphasis EQ curve to the audio, which is the equal and opposite EQ curve relaitve to the original pre-emphasis EQ. Once the de-emphasis EQ has been applied, it brings the signal back to what it originally was, and how it was meant to be heard. If you listen to a recording that was made with pre-emphasis and never de-emphasized, the highs sound very harsh and overbearing - it's not pleasant to listen to (and of course, it was never intended to be heard like that). |
| twatts |
2012-04-27 13:53:21 |
Some thoughts, Jason...
1) Remove the pre-emph on the #5629 and do a comp... They should sound very much the same, if same source...
2) Please remove pre-emph from the entirety of #5629 and Re-Seed, please!
3) Curious if this is same Taper/Source as the few other AKG461 > Custom Pre > DAP20 Sources that circulate from this time period... http://db.etree.org/shn/112423
Thanks,
Terry
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| jasonsobel |
2012-04-27 14:13:40 |
| Terry - I don't think that this was taped by Dave F. or Tom McMinn. A lot of tapers at the time had AKG 464's, and a lot of tapers used the DA-P20 deck. |
| LAStubbe |
2012-04-27 14:24:28 |
| Pretty sure it was a TO area taper, we just couldnt confirm. |
| sprobeck |
2012-04-27 15:50:17 |
| TFTU |
| JennaF |
2012-04-27 17:35:40 |
Who's got Set 1 of Phish @ The Concert Hall 4/27/93?
Anyone? Anyone? It just doesn't seem to exist :( |
| jamas |
2012-04-27 18:03:04 |
| shapiro has it, but I am pretty sure hes SUPER busy tweeting.... |
| harpua111 |
2012-04-27 18:36:25 |
| ISO: 12/11/99 |
| abirken |
2012-04-28 10:35:30 |
| Thanks for this new version of set I Jason. My second show actually!!!! Look forward to listening for the upgrade. |
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