| tonimau 25.11.2007 08:11 |
Hi all, I have some FLAC files from this show, but as many of you might already know... this show´s recording as an awful lot of tape hiss. What I tried to do was play around with the sound to try to improve. This would be my first "serious" remaster of anything at all. I bring to you a sample of my work in FLAC format. The lineage is: ??? > FLAC (from gr8kingrat website) > Soundwork with Audacity > WAV > FLAC The details of the sample are: From 0 to 10 seconds: original FLAC sound From 10 to 25 seconds: remastered sound From 25 seconds to the end: original FLAC sound The sample song is Stone Cold Crazy. This is an amazing show, even if the tape is almost crappy. I remind you this is still a soundboard stereo recording! LINK: link AND PLEASE, if this FLAC source is worse than any other available source, please tell me. I wouldn´t like to be spreading crappy stuff when the good stuff is floating. The same thing goes for my remaster. If you think this is total crap, it isn´t worth it for me to share it, maybe I´ll keep it to myself. This is my first work in sound stuff, so don´t expect something spectacular. Maybe I´ll improve over time. I also remind you that this show has a kick-ass version of White Man. I mean, really really great. (Anyway the remaster of all songs is far from complete...) |
| Mean Mr. Ketchup 25.11.2007 10:01 |
tonimau wrote: Hi all, I have some FLAC files from this show, but as many of you might already know... this show´s recording as an awful lot of tape hiss. What I tried to do was play around with the sound to try to improve. This would be my first "serious" remaster of anything at all. I bring to you a sample of my work in FLAC format. The lineage is: ??? > FLAC (from gr8kingrat website) > Soundwork with Audacity > WAV > FLAC The details of the sample are: From 0 to 10 seconds: original FLAC sound From 10 to 25 seconds: remastered sound From 25 seconds to the end: original FLAC sound The sample song is Stone Cold Crazy. This is an amazing show, even if the tape is almost crappy. I remind you this is still a soundboard stereo recording! LINK: link AND PLEASE, if this FLAC source is worse than any other available source, please tell me. I wouldn´t like to be spreading crappy stuff when the good stuff is floating. The same thing goes for my remaster. If you think this is total crap, it isn´t worth it for me to share it, maybe I´ll keep it to myself. This is my first work in sound stuff, so don´t expect something spectacular. Maybe I´ll improve over time. I also remind you that this show has a kick-ass version of White Man. I mean, really really great. (Anyway the remaster of all songs is far from complete...)I can notice a very slight difference, but nothing which makes it anything special, which is a shame, with respect you you.. is there anyone more experienced who thinks they could do a better job?, thanks anyway! |
| tonimau 25.11.2007 10:05 |
MeanMrKetchup <br><h6>formerly Pred</h6> wrote: I can notice a very slight difference, but nothing which makes it anything special, which is a shame, with respect you you.. is there anyone more experienced who thinks they could do a better job?, thanks anyway!Well thanks for your honest asnwer. I think you are right, this recording deserves a pro-remaster. Anyone with experience can do it? EDIT: I´ll continue to do a small work on this anyway. Even if I don´t end up sharing the rest, I´ll keep it to myself. |
| Rick 25.11.2007 10:21 |
With all respect to you, but I don't think this version of this particular concert could be made anything better. You need at least a low gen or better master tape of this show for an enjoyable listening experience. Well, at least you tried :-) |
| Mean Mr. Ketchup 25.11.2007 10:36 |
tonimau wrote:Perhaps you could try a different recording?MeanMrKetchup <br><h6>formerly Pred</h6> wrote: I can notice a very slight difference, but nothing which makes it anything special, which is a shame, with respect you you.. is there anyone more experienced who thinks they could do a better job?, thanks anyway!Well thanks for your honest asnwer. I think you are right, this recording deserves a pro-remaster. Anyone with experience can do it? |
| tonimau 25.11.2007 10:51 |
MeanMrKetchup <br><h6>formerly Pred</h6> wrote:I´ll think about that.Perhaps you could try a different recording? But not this month, as I´m quite near the download limit, and I almost have no FLAC recordings in my computer right now. Also , I need to decide if i´ll do that and which recording. The only full recordings that I have in FLAC right now are Cleveland and the Rainbow March Show (the new Pre-LP one). And I wouldn´t dare to touch the Rainbow show, it seems so perfect already! :-) EDIT: Or maybe I´ll try some old concert in MP3 that isn´t available as FLAC in the Internet... |
| tonimau 25.11.2007 13:08 |
I´m starting to think about playing around with the Uris Theatre 7.05.1974 recording. After all, it´s bad... so it could need some tuning. First, it has a very low amount of bass. I know it´s also a very bad recording, but I believe there is no need to remaster a good recording, it already sounds great as it is... I´ll see what I can do, and if I really do something at all, at least I´ll post a sample later. |
| pittrek 25.11.2007 13:28 |
tonimau wrote: I´m starting to think about playing around with the Uris Theatre 7.05.1974 recording. After all, it´s bad... so it could need some tuning. First, it has a very low amount of bass. I know it´s also a very bad recording, but I believe there is no need to remaster a good recording, it already sounds great as it is... I´ll see what I can do, and if I really do something at all, at least I´ll post a sample later.Something like this ? :-) /queenzone/1051957.html |
| tonimau 25.11.2007 13:40 |
pittrek wrote:Ha! You got me! Didn´t know that one was already remastered. :Ptonimau wrote: I´m starting to think about playing around with the Uris Theatre 7.05.1974 recording. After all, it´s bad... so it could need some tuning. First, it has a very low amount of bass. I know it´s also a very bad recording, but I believe there is no need to remaster a good recording, it already sounds great as it is... I´ll see what I can do, and if I really do something at all, at least I´ll post a sample later.Something like this ? :-) /queenzone/1051957.html Well, I think I´ll just continue with my life and forget about this remaster thingy, that´s for the masters... After all, this is a time consuming task, and time is to short for me to be doing these kind of things. Thanks for that remaster, by the way ;-) |
| indyclev 26.11.2007 14:40 |
This was my 1st Queen concert ever opened by Thin Lizzy, I would love to hear any upgrade of this show that anyone is willing to provide. Queen left quite an impression on me at that first show. |
| tonimau 26.11.2007 15:22 |
indyclev wrote: This was my 1st Queen concert ever opened by Thin Lizzy, I would love to hear any upgrade of this show that anyone is willing to provide. Queen left quite an impression on me at that first show.Well, I really hope that someone professional does it. In the meantime, I´ll do my remaster of at least some songs... maybe all of them later. (I´m playing around with Brighton Rock right now ;-) ) I really am thinking about remastering this show after all. It can take a while, I´m quite busy, but maybe I´ll upload something before Christmas. |