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I have a recording of the TV broadcast (on VHS) that was shown at the same time as the radio broadcast if anyone's interested.
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[b]Satriani wrote: [/b]
I have a recording of the TV broadcast (on VHS) that was shown at the same time as the radio broadcast if anyone's interested.[/QUOTE]
Does it contain the overdubs or is it the "real" concert ? Is it complete ?
[b]Satriani wrote: [/b]
I have a recording of the TV broadcast (on VHS) that was shown at the same time as the radio broadcast if anyone's interested.[/QUOTE]
Does it contain the overdubs or is it the "real" concert ? Is it complete ?
It is the original broadcast that I recorded from the TV (channel 4 I think). I haven't watched it in many years but it won't have the overdubs (which were added a few years later I believe when it was released on VHS). It is complete only in the sense that the original TV broadcast was not complete as a few songs were edited out (I can watch it again and give you a song list if you want).
Hope this answers your question.
Hope this answers your question.
I'm actually searching for
In The Lap Of The Gods ...revisited
Who Wants To Live Forever
Gimme Some Lovin
Big Spender
Radio Ga Ga
We Will Rock You
and Friends Will Be Friends
without the overdubs of course. Does the TV broadcast include these songs ?
In The Lap Of The Gods ...revisited
Who Wants To Live Forever
Gimme Some Lovin
Big Spender
Radio Ga Ga
We Will Rock You
and Friends Will Be Friends
without the overdubs of course. Does the TV broadcast include these songs ?
I've just check the tape. It was shown on channel 4 by a programme called The Tube.
The broadcast set list is:
One vision
Tie your mother down
In the lap of the gods
Seven seas of rhye
(ads)
A kind of magic
Under pressure
Another one bites the dust
Who wants to live forever
(ads)
I want to break free
Is this the world we created
Tutti frutti + reprise
Bohemian rhapsody
(ads)
Hammer to fall
Crazy little thing called love
Radio gaga
(ads)
We will rock you
Friends will be friends
We are the champions
God save the Queen (over credits)
I'm quite sure it doesn't have the overdubs (for example, there are no extra harmony vocals on who wants to live forever which are on the official version I think)
The quality is quite good considering it's been in the cupboard for 20 years.
Hope this helps.
The broadcast set list is:
One vision
Tie your mother down
In the lap of the gods
Seven seas of rhye
(ads)
A kind of magic
Under pressure
Another one bites the dust
Who wants to live forever
(ads)
I want to break free
Is this the world we created
Tutti frutti + reprise
Bohemian rhapsody
(ads)
Hammer to fall
Crazy little thing called love
Radio gaga
(ads)
We will rock you
Friends will be friends
We are the champions
God save the Queen (over credits)
I'm quite sure it doesn't have the overdubs (for example, there are no extra harmony vocals on who wants to live forever which are on the official version I think)
The quality is quite good considering it's been in the cupboard for 20 years.
Hope this helps.
Would it be possible for you to rip the audio to some lossless format ?
Absolutely - but only if you can tell me how - I'm not all that fantastic with sound equipment and file types (I'm not sure, for example, what types of format are actually lossless)
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[b]Satriani wrote: [/b]
Absolutely - but only if you can tell me how - I'm not all that fantastic with sound equipment and file types (I'm not sure, for example, what types of format are actually lossless)
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It's quite easy but it really depends on what hardware you have.
Your VHS player does have some sort of "audio output" - at least the output for the speakers you use, those can be external or TV speakers . Your PC has definitely some sort of "audio input" - usually there are 2 different input "holes" on your soundcard - "Line In" and "Microphone".
The fastest way is to connect your "line out" of your VCR (if it has something like that) with the "line in" of your sound card with a standard cable which you can buy in standard video-related shops.
If you have a video camcorder, you can try this :
http://video.about.com/desktopvideo/Transfer-From-VHS-to-DVD.htm
Or check this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBmd5Z2McKo&feature=related
Ignore the equipment, the connection is always the same.
And if you want to capture only the audio, you can ignore all video connections
Record the sound in lossless format - WAV / FLAC / APE ...
[b]Satriani wrote: [/b]
Absolutely - but only if you can tell me how - I'm not all that fantastic with sound equipment and file types (I'm not sure, for example, what types of format are actually lossless)
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It's quite easy but it really depends on what hardware you have.
Your VHS player does have some sort of "audio output" - at least the output for the speakers you use, those can be external or TV speakers . Your PC has definitely some sort of "audio input" - usually there are 2 different input "holes" on your soundcard - "Line In" and "Microphone".
The fastest way is to connect your "line out" of your VCR (if it has something like that) with the "line in" of your sound card with a standard cable which you can buy in standard video-related shops.
If you have a video camcorder, you can try this :
http://video.about.com/desktopvideo/Transfer-From-VHS-to-DVD.htm
Or check this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBmd5Z2McKo&feature=related
Ignore the equipment, the connection is always the same.
And if you want to capture only the audio, you can ignore all video connections
Record the sound in lossless format - WAV / FLAC / APE ...
anything new?
Not 100% sure but I think this was broadcast in the UK on TV and FM radio at the same time. I think I attempted to record on betamax in linear stereo (from both sources at once) but there was a slight delay with the audio. Will look into this and come back.
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[b]kurgan100 wrote: [/b]
Not 100% sure but I think this was broadcast in the UK on TV and FM radio at the same time. I think I attempted to record on betamax in linear stereo (from both sources at once) but there was a slight delay with the audio. Will look into this and come back.[/QUOTE]
Great
[b]kurgan100 wrote: [/b]
Not 100% sure but I think this was broadcast in the UK on TV and FM radio at the same time. I think I attempted to record on betamax in linear stereo (from both sources at once) but there was a slight delay with the audio. Will look into this and come back.[/QUOTE]
Great
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[b]pittrek wrote: [/b]
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[b]kurgan100 wrote: [/b]
Not 100% sure but I think this was broadcast in the UK on TV and FM radio at the same time. I think I attempted to record on betamax in linear stereo (from both sources at once) but there was a slight delay with the audio. Will look into this and come back.
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Great
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Not so great, looked high and low and the only conclusion is I tossed the tape when it was released officially. Perhaps somebody has the original UK FM broadcast in better quality anyway?
[b]pittrek wrote: [/b]
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[b]kurgan100 wrote: [/b]
Not 100% sure but I think this was broadcast in the UK on TV and FM radio at the same time. I think I attempted to record on betamax in linear stereo (from both sources at once) but there was a slight delay with the audio. Will look into this and come back.
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Great
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Not so great, looked high and low and the only conclusion is I tossed the tape when it was released officially. Perhaps somebody has the original UK FM broadcast in better quality anyway?
Wasn't Wembley first released on CD and video in 1992? So exactly when did Freddie do the overdubs? Had they already decided in 1986 that they would release Wembley on CD and video 6 years later?