Grateful Dead
September 21, 1993
Madison Square Garden
New York City

A Monkeyface Production

Camera, Field Recording, Capture, Edit, Encode, Audio Synchronization, and DVD Authoring: Markiki

Video: AUD (Tripod) > Master
Master: JVC Single Tube Camera > 0 Decks > Panasonic AG-7400 > S-VHS Master
Transfer: S-VHS Master > Panasonic AG-7150 > Canopus ADVC-100 > iMac Core 2 Duo > Final Cut Pro 6 > Compressor 3 > DVD Studio Pro 4 > DVD5
[NTSC, 4:3, 720x480, 29.97 fps, 8.2 Mbps]

Audio: SBD > Dat > Sonic Solutions > CD > EAC > FLAC
Converted By Charlie Miller; charliemiller87@earthlink.net; 3/25/05
[LPCM, 16 Bit, 48 kHz, 1.5 Mbps]

DVD 1 - Set 1
Tuning
Hell in a Bucket
Bertha
The Same Thing
Peggy-O
Broken Arrow
Tennessee Jed
The Music Never Stopped
[51:28]

DVD 2 - Set 2
Tuning
Here Comes Sunshine
Way to Go Home
Playing in the Band
Terrapin Station
Jam
Drums
[52:12]

DVD 3 - Set 2
Space
The Last Time
Stella Blue
Sugar Magnolia
The Weight
[39:49]

Jerry Garcia - Guitar
Mickey Hart - Drums
Bill Kreutzmann - Drums
Phil Lesh - Bass
Bob Weir - Guitar
Vince Welnick - Keyboards

Phish
03-06-87
Goddard College - Plainfield, VT

SBD(?) > Cass/1 > D8 > CDR > EAC > SF4.5 (pitch fix, NR, normalizing) > SHN    ""  CDR > EAC > FLAC  ""
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I received this show in FLAC.... I can only assume that it stems from this copy, however, the db does not have any entries for FFP, and the show did not come with a text file.  I added the md5's for reference.  This show has been archived by blue7.org on 6-5-05
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Seeded by Brendan K.
Conversion/Remastering: Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu) carini.etree.org

*This show is tracked for 1-80 min CD (or an 74 min overburn).
*It obviously can be split into two discs. The original split was between
*t7-t8 since the original discs were much longer w/o the pitch fix.

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Disc 1 (75:14)
----------------
1. Funky Bitch (6:55)
2. Good Times Bad Times (4:35)
3. Corrine Corrina (4:14)
4. Golgi Apparatus (5:18)
5. Quinn the Eskimo > (9:06)
6. Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley* (5:32)
--set break?? (Trey says, "... take a short break and we'll be right back.")
7. Freebird** (7:41)
8. Happy Birthday Jam# -> (2:15)
9. Harry Hood (8:48)
10. Tell Me Something Good^ > (5:03)
11. Possum (8:17)
12. Freeworld (3:38)
13. Wilson (3:52)

* With vocal jam
** With instruments
^ Rufus cover
# Dedicated to Deborah and Sue

Notes and Fixes using SF4.5:
-Tape flip between t7 and t8
-The original tracks were noticeably flat and slow. To compensate for
  the faulty analog generations/transfers, I increased the pitch by 190 cents
  (almost one step) along with anti-alias filtering to decrease
  distortion during software resampling.
-Applied a paragraphic EQ hiss filter to reduce hiss above 8 kHz by 20 dB.
-Normalized disc to 98%.
-Retracked disc so that each song begins at the start of the track.
-As with all shows I've done, I may have missed some things (ie, pops, clicks, etc).
  If so, please let me know so that I can fix them up asap.

Quote from: P.I. on November 29, 2023, 07:18:28 PM

Quote from: HAL on November 29, 2023, 01:13:28 PM

Nick,
The LT3.2 was developed to be used with either a monopole or dipole radiation pattern.  The standard setup is either with or without the waveguide.  This would be for a sealed cabinet speaker as the rear wave from the tweeter is absorbed by material in the rear cup.

Dipole for open baffle operation gives a more spacious sound with a figure of 8 radiation pattern that I think works well in a room, but easier to keep side wall reflections down.  Having diffusion behind the open baffle drivers adds to the ambience and gets rid of direct rear reflections that can interfere with imaging.

Fun stuff!

The best reflected (rear) wave diffusion is achieved with hemispherical diffusers.  2D diffusers Rob the soundstage of height.

Ergo: Mr. T  ... thank you Trung. 

Dave,
Thanks for the addition.  Will most likely be getting Greg to make more of the Mr T's soon. 

Nick,
I will be finding out about the LT3.2 as I get them into the baffle.  If they surpass the BG NEO3-PDR tweeters in sound quality, they will be my new favorites.  The LM10n planar mid has surpassed the BG NEO10's for me in their sound quality. 

When Danny is smiling after a demo with just a pair of LM10n's and two 3x12 servo subs and we have both heard Line Force speakers in his old room, I know progress has been made.

Rich,

That is high praise indeed if Danny likes the sound and also your comments as you’ve heard so many good speakers over the years. I am quite curious how this comes out 😊

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Arrowhead Pond
Anaheim, California
March 30, 2002
[fixed]

2002 Tour of America Band:

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Line Up 6
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, harmonica
David Crosby - vocals, guitar
Stephen Stills - vocals, guitar, bass
Graham Nash - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Booker T. Jones - keyboards
Donald 'Duck' Dunn - bass
Steve 'Smokey' Potts - drums


---First Set---
Disc 1
01. Carry On
02. Military Madness
03. Goin' Home
04. Wooden Ships
05. Feed the People
06. You're My Girl
07. I Used To Be A King
08. Southern Man
09. Southern Cross
10. Almost Cut My Hair
11. Cinnamon Girl
[68:00]

---Second Set---
Disc 2
01. Helplessly Hoping
02. Our House
03. Old Man
04. Guinnevere
05. The Lee Shore
06. Harvest Moon
07. Old Man Trouble
08. Cathedral
09. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
[53:08]

---Third Set---
Disc 3
01. Let's Roll
02. Long Time Gone
03. Two Old Friends
04. Woodstock
05. Rockin' In The Free World w/ Star Spangled Banner ending
06. band introduction-encore break
07. Long May You Run
[43:12]

[164:20]


Source: SBD/ALD > ? > CDR > Trade > EAC > FLAC >
repair lineage:
iZotope RX4 advanced/Har-Bal 3.0/Adobe Audition 3.0 > CD Wav > TLH (flac
song information embedded with Stamp ID3 tag editor

ALD = Assistive Listening Device [This is essentially an in-house FM broadcast]

This was recently shared by ademotte on June 6th 2016 and it has a real nice sound.--thanks--

Even though it sounded good there were distractions.
So many technical issues that needed to be addressed.
Loud static bursts in places, distortion, plenty of pops and thumps, numerous short gaps and the volume was so low it was hard to hear.

Decided to fix these problems so spent the day with headphones on.....

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If you want to know the details I kept a list of the modifications:

volume increased by 10dB - all tracks
[individual repairs noted in brackets below]

Disc 1
01. Carry On [volume drops corrected]
02. Military Madness [2 gaps removed]
03. Goin' Home [removed occasional distortion in left channel-where needed, gap removed]
04. Wooden Ships [removed occasional distortion in left channel-where needed, 4 gaps repaired]
05. Feed The People [remove gap]
06. You're My Girl [remove gap, 5 loud pops removed]
07. I Used To Be A King [series of thumps removed, gap removed, distorted spots fixed] [song cuts off needs some repair here]

08. Southern Man [remove gaps, 15.732 KHz tone removed clicks removed]
09. Southern Cross [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed]
10. Almost Cut My Hair [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed]
11. Cinnamon Girl [15.732 KHz tone removed, 2 gaps removed] 

Disc 2
01. Helplessly Hoping [15.732 KHz tone removed, thumps removed, series of dropouts fixed]
-----end of set break-------

02. Our House [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, series of thumps removed, ticks removed, scraping sound reduced, gap removed]
03. Old Man [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, thump removed, clicks removed]
04. Guinnevere [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, thumps removed]
05. The Lee Shore [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, tick removed, gap repaired, gap repaired, loud scraping noise reduced] [bad end needs fixing]


06. Harvest Moon [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, second gap removed, removed distortion in left channel-where needed, remove 2 clicks, repair 2 damaged sections]
07. Old Man Trouble [15.732 KHz tone removed, remove thumps, gap removed, thump removed, 3 clicks removed]
08. Cathedral [15.732 KHz and an 11.25 KHz tones removed, break up patched over, 4 clicks removed, remove gap]
09. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes [15.732 KHz tone removed, remove thumps, remove gap, multiple ticks removed]
10. 7th Inning Stretch (fades) [15.732 KHz tone removed, remove thumps, remove gap]
 
Disc 3
01-Let's Roll [15.732 KHz tone removed, remove gap, multiple breakup removed-patched over, thumps removed, gap removed]
02-Long Time Gone [15.732 KHz tone removed, multiple places of severe breakup repaired]
03-04-Two Old Friends* 03. [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed] 04. [thumps removed, crackling removed, loud pop removed, gap repaired, repeated section removed]
05-Woodstock [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, clicks removed, gap removed, thumps removed]
06-Rockin' In The Free World w/ Star Spangled Banner ending [15.732 KHz tone removed, crackling removed, 2 more gaps removed, click removed, crackling removed, click removed, 
07-encore break with band introduction [15.732 KHz tone removed, a couple volume drops in the applause removed, a couple thumps removed]
08-Long May You Run [15.732 KHz tone removed, gap removed, crackling removed, remove crackling, remove pop, remove thump] 
*-not sure why the tracking is like this---[it had an overlap and it's not like that anymore]

continued repair details:
all tracks combined with additional gaps and glitches removed between tracks at that time
Harmonic balancing - equalization
Stray peaks reduced and volume increased by an additional 3dB (for a total of 13dB)
60 Hz tone removed
broadband eq touch up
Final glitch repairs removed another hundred or so noises missed the first time around but certainly some may have escaped my attention.

Remaining issues:
The applause sections seemed processed so there was likely some noise reduction performed at some point.
A low level electrical noise is still in the background and I was unable to figure out how to remove it.
Not bad but it is there.
****************

Easier to listen to without so many distractions and at this higher volume level.
It's not perfect but it's a lot better.

Thanks to the original taper and to jagraham for sharing this nice capture in July 2006.
Also to ademotte for posting his version at the Dime recently.

For historical reference only and not intended for resale or any commercial use.

enjoy
-M- (June 2016)

A Flying M Production

FAN RECORDINGS FOR COLLECTORS
TRADE FREELY BUT PLEASE DO NOT SELL

Jimmy Herring Band
The Pour House
James Island, SC
April 29, 2009 [Wednesday]

--24 bit fileset--

source:  4-mic Audience Matrix

recorded by: Chris Davis & Col. George

One Set:

01. [02:34]   tuning
02. [12:08]   Zoot Allures
03. [11:53]   No Quarter
04. [04:50]   Splash
05. [09:20]   New Moon
06. [10:45]   Rainbow
07. [07:58]   Transient
08. [11:38]   Dawn
09. [06:26]   Only When Its Light
10. [07:03]   Scapegoat Blues
11. [09:28]   Speak No Evil
12. [08:18]   What If
13. [01:12]   crowd

Encore:
14. [10:37]   Sophie


Source 1: Peluso cemc6/ck2 [ceiling mount/20' split/10' from stage/-10 db pad] -> BMp2+ UA-5 -> R44 [24/48]
source 2: Schoeps** mk41 [nos] -> kc5 -> cmc6 [ceiling mount/dfc/20' from stage] -> R44 [24/48]

**thanks for the mics BAustin! [You too Jimbo!]

transfer:  R-44 -> Wavelab 5.0 [mtx/fades] -> CD Wave -> FLAC [6]

Matrix notes:
-20ms delay on source 2.
-source 1: +6 db
-source 2: +7 db

Jimmy Herring Band:
Jimmy Herring - guitar
Oteil Burbridge - bass
Jeff Sipe - drums
Greg Osby - saxophone
Scott Kinsey - keyboards