As requested, this is the complete 82 minute raw audio transfer from a QTV VHS recording I made.
QTV broadcast > VHS tape > Panasonic NV-FS200B SVHS VCR Line Out > PC Sound Card Line In > 16 bit 44.1KHz Flac Level 8
http://mega.nz/#!5gJX2YZA!Lexqmdbfd3RikWhaCSBf1mUB30Aad0bs-3v2qkvpXVs
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As always, many thanks
As always, many thanks
Thanks.
Thank you.
So, if it's true that we won't get an official release this year, will somebody do a new "Frankenstein" version using this version, Sikke's version, the audience recording, all the official bits etc.?
So, if it's true that we won't get an official release this year, will somebody do a new "Frankenstein" version using this version, Sikke's version, the audience recording, all the official bits etc.?
Apparently Sue Dounim is working on this transfer.
Does anyone have the skill and patience to do a 5.1 mix? That would be some achievement.
katman wrote:
Does anyone have the skill and patience to do a 5.1 mix? That would be some achievement.
Without the actual multitracks I don't see the point in that
I mean something like mixing the audience recording to the rear, and the soundboard up front - there would be no separation of instruments obviously, but it could be an immersive listening experience given the right treatment.
Are we not going to get an official release of this this year then?
Thank you very much for sharing!
Thank you Kurgan.
katman wrote: I mean something like mixing the audience recording to the rear, and the soundboard up front - there would be no separation of instruments obviously, but it could be an immersive listening experience given the right treatment.
Why don't you try to make a sample? I'd love to hear the result :-)
Chief Mouse wrote:
katman wrote: I mean something like mixing the audience recording to the rear, and the soundboard up front - there would be no separation of instruments obviously, but it could be an immersive listening experience given the right treatment.
Why don't you try to make a sample? I'd love to hear the result :-)
I fear both my skill and patience would be found wanting, but it's on my bucket list, as is Pink Floyd at Knebworth 1975 - plenty of source material, but even worse quality than Queen at HP :)
We already had a matrix, don't need another.