DAT-heads Digest #824
Contents:
2 Tix for Sale, Petty and Dylan 8/9/03 (Carl Mead)
LA radio broadcast... please tape ("Darryl P. Hirschler")
ISO Flaming Lips Indy, 5 Aug ("da9ve stovall")
FS: Panasonic SV-3800 w/recent work ("James Ballen")
APC Boston up for trade ("Bound to Green")
FT: recent european masters ("Javi Dieguez")
ISO: Mike Stern/Alain Caron CDs ("Donald Forsha")
Re: Editing question (Mikkel Breiler)
dat to cd (Diane Miller)
dis Dat or dat Dat? ("J. David Houle")
ISO: Schoeps extender bar (Benjamin Cho)
Looking for tapers in DC area (Mike Holden)
Denecke AD-20/Zefiro Inbox ("Gabriel Luna")
Dat2wav help - read errors (Philippe Legault)
Editing question- thanks (Mark Mayhle)
From: Carl Mead <carlmead@earthlink.net>
Subject: 2 Tix for Sale, Petty and Dylan 8/9/03
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 03:08:47 -0400 (EDT)
I have two tickets for sale for this Saturday's Tom Petty/Bob Dylan show at the PNC Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ.
Section 403, Row B. Seat numbers will be given if requested. These are center location seats. I am looking to recoup my cost only. Thay cost me $162 for the pair.I can Fedex or arrange to meet for the eschange. First to email me gets them.
From: "Darryl P. Hirschler" <dphirschler@hotmail.com>
Subject: LA radio broadcast... please tape
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 09:53:09 -0400
I was told that the Boston concert from Los Angeles, CA is being broadcast
this morning at 7:30am PST on 95.5 FM. Can somebody please tape it for me??
Darryl
From: "da9ve stovall" <da9ve@geek.com>
Subject: ISO Flaming Lips Indy, 5 Aug
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 07:16:54 -0700
Sorry for the whine everybody, but while taping the Flaming Lips
last night in Indy, my DAT quit for no apparent reason in the
middle of the show. I'd love to find out if anyone else was
taping and would be willing to trade me for a copy of the complete
show (or at least ~ the second half).
muchas thankias,
da9ve
BWT: Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Indianapolis, 20-July-2003, CSC->D8,
100 minutes, on CD-R
From: "James Ballen" <ballenjames@hotmail.com>
Subject: FS: Panasonic SV-3800 w/recent work
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 10:42:40 -0700
hey datheads...
I'm still selling my SV-3800, due to a couple people flaking out on the
deal.
I am motivated to sell since I have been unemployed for a month now, and I
haven't used the Panasonic even once during that time.
Never had a problem with this unit. It is in great cosmetic shape. I have
pictures I can send to you.
Got ~$300 worth of work done to it in March 2003...has about 5 hours on it
since the work was done.
Work included:
-NEW head rotor
-Replaced all brakes including reverse
-Adjusted back tension arm and reel tension
-Added grease guard modification (a Panasonic "upgrade")
-Added reverse play brake modification (a Panasonic "upgrade")
-Full mechanical and electronic alignment
It is in great shape all around. Comes w/infared remote.
Analog, AES/EBU, optical, and coax IN's and OUT's
Please inquire with any questions, I'm happy to talk w/you about it.
Asking $425/OBO but like I said, I'm motivated to sell, so all reasonable
offers considered.
I know these go cheaper than this on E*ay, but none of those ones have all
the work done to them that this one does.
Thanks for the space!
-James in Berkeley
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From: "Bound to Green" <jesusishererun@hotmail.com>
Subject: APC Boston up for trade
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 17:16:41 -0400
Hey all
APC 8/3/03 in Boston is up for trade:
6th Row in First Balcony
Dynamic Audio Binaurals > Sharp MT-877
Right now, only looking to trade with other APC tapers.
Be well
Keith
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From: "Javi Dieguez" <jdieguez@wanadoo.es>
Subject: FT: recent european masters
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 23:55:43 +0200
I have been quite inactive with trades in the last year, but I have
taped some nice shows in spain & portugal (+some abroad) :
explosions in the sky x3
radiohead x2
godspeed you black emperor
placebo
coldplay
sigur ros
suede
luna
moby
hood x2
the cure
mercury rev
etc.
all done with OKMIIR + PCM-M1,
most of those have still not been traded out.
I would like to trade with other tapers for HQ DAT masters of:
explosions in the sky
radiohead 2003 (also interested in upcoming shows)
mogwai 2003
hood
will also take well filmed video for any of the bands I taped.
thanks!
Javi
From: "Donald Forsha" <forsha41@earthlink.net>
Subject: ISO: Mike Stern/Alain Caron CDs
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 20:07:31 -0400
Looking for anything with either or both of these guys. Have some really
nice Stern to trade.
peace,
Don
From: Mikkel Breiler <mibm@tiscali.dk>
Subject: Re: Editing question
Reply-To: mibm@tiscali.dk
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 02:18:35 +0200
>From: Mark Mayhle <mark@mayhle.com>
>Subject: Editing question
>Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 19:04:26 -0500 (CDT)
>
>I have a recording with some glitches over a span of a few seconds,
>probably from a loose connection. It's during a chorus, and I'd like to
>replace it with a corresponding section from an earlier chorus. =20
>Obviously this requires very precise timing of the in and out points to
>give a relatively glitch-free result. Is there a straightforward way to
>do this with a 2-track editing program such as Cool Edit 2000, or should=
I
>go to a multitrack program?
>
>Thanks,
>
--=20
Mark Mayhle
mark@mayhle.com
Hi Mark
I have a lot of experience with CoolEdit 2000, if you already have =
CoolEdit 2000 just
start it up. Press <F12>, and you're in multitrack mode. Press <F12> =
again and you're
back to single file mode.
I am assuming you have a 2 track concert recording or other material for =
which you
cannot get the people back in the studio and redo something.....
Loading your file to be edited in single file mode, you will mark the =
section of the
good chorus, leaving some second before and after, just save the =
selection.
Now close the file. Press <F12>, and for the first (upper track) load the=
entire file
you will edit. Focus on the bad chorus, and add the saved chorus in the =
track just
below, use the zoom funtion to place the beginning of the good chorus =
perfectly
aligned with the beginning of the bad chorus in the track above. When the=
upper and
lower files are adjusted so that the beginning of the part you need is in=
line, you
then:
Cut the first file in half roughly in the middle of the bad chorus. Move =
the right
part further right (or left) until it lines up perfectly where you want =
to exit the
good chrosu and go back into the rest of the material.
When happy that both ends of the file on top is aligned perfectly with =
the good
chorus, it is time to fade out the bad chorus, not cut, but fade fapidly,=
while-
covering the same screen real estate, making a fade-in of the good chorus=
below,
repeat this procedure and the other end, although here you will fade-in =
the rest of
the material, and fade-out the good chorus.
Audition what you do, frequently, make saves when you are happy, if =
unhappy either
fix it or go back to an earlier save.
When you are all done you make a mixdown to 2 tracks which will then =
replace your raw
material. You may choose to keep the original (or leave it on it original=
media) for
the time being but you can erase the good chorus on file, if you need to =
redo this
just do it from the top.
The procedure above should work using other software too, although I will=
not be
familiar with it in practical use.
Essentially this is how you remix a song when only the finished master is=
placed on
your desk (or when you do oldschool guerilla style remixing of someone =
elses song ;)
Nowaways for a pro remix you get a multitrack and can use single tracks =
of the
material the band recorded. One of the first songs I remember doing this =
was the Fame
90 remix of David Bowie 1975 hit Fame (a song he co-did with Carlos =
Alomar hiw
guitarist at the timne and John Lennon no less). This song was on the =
Pretty Woman
soundtrack I believe, and there was also some Queen Latifah version, and =
so on. There
are bound to be others before that but that is the one I remember.
I hope this works out for you.
-breiler
From: Diane Miller <dmiller91@mailbag.com>
Subject: dat to cd
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 19:19:50 -0500
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Hi. I've been running live music into my computer, into Sonic Foundry CD
Architect, which low and behold I can't find my cd for now that my hard
drive crashed and had to be rebuilt. I downloaded Pro Tools and I'm having
some success. It doesn't like my audio card, but it makes a decent digital
copy. But I'm wondering, is anyone aware of anything that is relatively
low cost that functions like CD Architect did? That is EASY?
Thanks!
Diane
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From: "J. David Houle" <ddiscipi@nycap.rr.com>
Subject: dis Dat or dat Dat?
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 21:05:13 -0400
Hello,
I am planning to buy a new portable DAT recorder soon and have been looking
around for what is available. It seems to me there are two choices a Sony
PCM-M1 around 800 bucks or a Tascam DA-P1 for almost
twice as much. So I was hoping you could tell me if the extra money is worth
it for the Tascam or if there are any other options??
Thanks for your help
houleo
From: Benjamin Cho <dpa4022@yahoo.com>
Subject: ISO: Schoeps extender bar
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 18:48:17 -0700 (PDT)
Hi all-
wondering if anyone had an extra Schoeps threaded
extender bar that they don't need. This is the piece
that is included with the Schoeps A20S shockmount.
Take care,
Ben
dpa4022 at yahoo dot com
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From: Mike Holden <michaeljholden@yahoo.com>
Subject: Looking for tapers in DC area
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 19:51:56 -0700 (PDT)
I'm a musician from the DC area and I started a Yahoo
Group at www.arlingtonmusicscene.com a couple years
ago that now has close to 600 members. The group
consists mostly of musicians from the Arlington/DC
area and we're looking for tapers who would be into
taping shows by bands from our area and helping us
spread the music to more people. If this is something
you'd be into, please let me know. I'd be willing to
get people into shows free and cover some of the tape
costs, as long as people could get more of our shows
into circulation for people to download and trade.
Mike Holden
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http://www.arlingtonmusicscene.com
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From: "Gabriel Luna" <gaboluna@att.net.mx>
Subject: Denecke AD-20/Zefiro Inbox
Reply-To: "Gabriel Luna" <gaboluna@att.net.mx>
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 21:59:47 -0500
Hi List!
I really want this unit, i live in Mexico, if anybody have any spare =
unit or some wich dont longer use it, please contact me with cost of the =
unit and shipping.
i'm interested in a good bag, where i can fit my NJB3, batt box, mics, =
the future AD-20, batteries, cables and others minors things, any =
recommendation is truly appreciated.
Gabriel
From: Philippe Legault <p_inkfloyd@softhome.net>
Subject: Dat2wav help - read errors
Reply-to: p_legaul@mindless.com
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 01:16:49 -0400
Hello all,
I've been using Dat2Wav 1.2 for some time now and I have a few
problems nowadays... Earlier this week I created a DAT using the
Wav2Dat feature and it worked fine and played fine too. I wanted to
listen to it again today and I have the following problem: I get a
"leadin read audio block failed" error (or something close to that)
EVERYTIME I try to listen to that DAT or any DAT for that matter. This
drive has been replaced not too long ago because the previous one kept
telling me it had errors in the left/right channel and that at very
small intervals (i.e. my screen was flooded with errors but the WAV file
came out perfectly). So I have a bunch of problems with Dat2Wav and
absolutely no solutions... I have a hard time believing it's the actual
drive dying on me!
Thanks,
Phil
From: Mark Mayhle <mark@mayhle.com>
Subject: Editing question- thanks
Date: Thu, 7 Aug 2003 03:33:38 -0500 (CDT)
Thanks to all who gave tips on editing out a glitched section using a
2-track program. I think it turned out quite well, so I'll offer a few
copies for trade or B&P if anyone's interested:
Bruce Cockburn and band, Meany Theater, Seattle WA, 8/2/03
Schoeps CCM4's (ORTF in hat) > Sonosax SX-M2 > D100
4th row left side directly in front of left stack
Transfer with DDS drive (DAT2WAV). Glitched area fixed in Cooledit 2000
Tracked with CDWAV, burned with CDRWIN, Plextor 4X
--
Mark Mayhle
mark@mayhle.com
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