DAT-heads Digest #608
Contents:
Audio Track File Splitting Program for Appple (acffh morst)
re: DAT to DVD (michael)
pre-amp comparisons ("J Manniello")
Garbage tapers/traders (wilson king)
RE: DAT-heads Digest #606 ("Alan")
iso: neumann sth 100 stereo mount ("Nick Georges")
ISO: french TV tapers (shane b)
ISO: Black Crowes - Live and rare tracks - 7 cds ("KUZEN J")
From: acffh morst <morst@tds.net>
Subject: Audio Track File Splitting Program for Appple
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 11:27:07 -0500
audacity is free, runs on all three platforms (mac pc and unix) and
will do what you need.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
On Sep 19, 2005, at 10:50 AM, Digestifier wrote:
> From: William Schofield <tradingcrazy@comcast.net>
> Subject: Audio Track File Splitting Program for Appple
> Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 16:28:01 -0700
>
> Does anybody out there know a great program to split up single .WAV
> files for the Mac? I have a ton of single .WAV files that I want to
> separate into individual tracks, convert to .FLAC, and then torrent
> them. All help is appreciated. Thanks!
From: michael <mcmiller@cox.net>
Subject: re: DAT to DVD
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 12:38:56 -0400
If you recorded your masters at 48K, the best program for the money is
audio-dvd-creator. $40, easy to use, I know several people who use
commercial applications and several people who use audio-dvd-creator.
The latter is the easiest to use based on the combined reports. It's
been very robust in my system.
The only reason to spend the additional money to get DVD-A authoring
capability is if you recorded your masters at one of the 44.1xN sample
rates and want to author without having to resample. The DVD-V format
supports 16 or 24 bit at 48k or 96k LPCM storage. Ausio-dvd-creator
will provide the low bit rate background video stream meet the authoring
specification.
As mentioned previously, there are affordable DVD-A players on the
market now, but the vast majority of the installed base is not DVD-A
capable. DVD-V authored audio discs are going to be more portable until
the installed base of players gets upgraded.
Be aware that a lot of the older players may not properly play 24-bit
LPCM. I have one older player that will play 16/96 LPCM but barfs on
24/96 LPCM audio tracks.
If you are on a budget and must have DVD-A capability, there is an open
source project on soundforge that is worth a look. I have not used it
but there seems to be more than a few people using it with success.
From: "J Manniello" <blackcatjim@hotmail.com>
Subject: pre-amp comparisons
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 19:34:13 +0000
if anyone has used the:
* church audio
* visivox
(these two are sold on ebay for $50-65)
or the more expensive sonic studios models
* PA-3SX ($450)
or
* PA-24NJ ($950)
could they please list some pros, cons and percieved value for dollar
impressions? thank you, i want to get the most bang for buck possible and
there's a wide dollar range for these little units...
From: wilson king <garbagebase@yahoo.com>
Subject: Garbage tapers/traders
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 12:46:39 -0700 (PDT)
Hello tapers and traders,
So who's got the killer Garbage shows for trade? Now that their 2005
tour is almost over, it's time to see what's out there, what the best
sources are, etc. I taped them 6+ times this year, and have
clones/copies of quite a few more. No list online at this time but drop
me a line and I'll let you know what I've got. Good quality too,
Nuemmans, Schoeps, etc..
Really interested in finding a copy of their Amsterjam set from that
Festival on 8/20. Anybody have it?
Also looking for the Las Vegas show, 9/15/2005. I couldn't make it, but
from the reports I've read, it looks like it was one of those shows
that'll go down in Garbage history as unforgettable. Any tapers???
Rock on,
Wilson
http://www.garbagebase.com
"The greatest price of refusing to participate in politics is being governed by your inferiors."
- Plato, The Republic
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From: "Alan" <alans12@comcast.net>
Subject: RE: DAT-heads Digest #606
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 22:17:24 -0400
How abut this. It says it writes DVD-V compliant discs (plays on any DVD
player, not just DVD-A players) with your choice of PCM up to 24/96 or AC3.
$40, half what discwelder BRONZE costs, and it lets you create on screen
menus. Bronze doesn't.
http://www.audio-dvd-creator.com/
Also, DVD Architect will author DVD-V compliant music compilations which can
handle up to 24/96. It does menus and all the good stuff. I imagine it's a
bit more than 40 bucks.
I have no idea what, if any, 'changes' happen to the PCM audio when you use
the programs. Also, extracting may be an issue. Recommend, since you're
going through all the trouble that you flac and back all that music on
DVD-R.
Alan
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From: "billy bob" <shadowbill@hotmail.com>
Subject: Storing DATs on DVD Uncompressed
Date: Sat, 17 Sep 2005 13:15:52 -0400
I've spent a few hours looking around for info but still can't seem to find
what I'm looking for.
I'd like to take some DATs recorded at 48K and copy them to DVD-R and keep
the same audio quality as the DAT Master. Which means I need to use PCM
correct? Because Dolby Digital AC3 is compressed audio.
From: "Nick Georges" <nick@nickspicks.com>
Subject: iso: neumann sth 100 stereo mount
Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 22:09:08 -0400
this is the mount that comes w/the SKM kit.
it does ORTF and XY.
anyone have one they dont use? want to see it go to a good home?
From: shane b <dronelistee@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: ISO: french TV tapers
Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 06:04:06 -0700 (PDT)
hi there folks
anyone out there able to tape shows off tv in france?
preferably to dvdr although i'm not going to be too
fussy at this point. please get in touch for further
info.
much regards
shane
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From: "KUZEN J" <kuzen_j@hotmail.com>
Subject: ISO: Black Crowes - Live and rare tracks - 7 cds
Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 10:39:30 -0400
I'm in searh of Black Crowes - Live and rare tracks - 7 cds. {Disc info
below}
I saw this on the internet while searching for somethige else. I was
wandering if any body has this for trade. Let's set this "BOOTLEG DISC
FREE". Also so looking for any good SBD's for the Black Crowes. I have
alot to trade I'll send my list.
{Please put something in the subject line about Tradeing disc or Black
Crowes} Because all unkown emails goes to my JUNK MAIL.
Thanks,
Michael
Black Crowes - Live and rare tracks - 7 cds - 441.08 min. - Pro/Aud - EX/EX+
Disc 1 (70.21min)
1. Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye (live acoustic incomplete)
2. Bottle Of Red Wine (live)
3. Champagne and Reefer (live Muddy Waters cover)
4. Charming Mess (studio)
5. Chevrolet (studio)
6. Crow Black Chicken (live)
7. Don't Let Me Down (Beatles cover live)
8. Feelin' Alright (live)
9. Honky Tonk Women (live Stones cover)
10. Horsehead (studio acoustic)
11. Jailhouse Rock (live Elvis cover)
12. Jealous Guy (live John Lennon cover)
13. Kick The Devil Outta Me (live)
14. Live Too Fast Blues (live acoustic)
15. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (studio)
16. Miserable (live)
Disc 2 (72.06min)
1. 99 LBS. (studio)
2. Always The Last (studio)
3. Another Roadside Tragedy (live)
4. Bewildered (live)
5. Black Coffee (live)
6. Can't You Hear Me Knockin'/Sway (live Stones cover)
7. Cash On The Barrelhead (live)
8. Casino Queen (live)
9. Darling Of The Underground Press (live)
10. Deal (live)
11. Don't Wake Me (studio)
12. Down In The Street (live)
Disc 3 (71.08min)
1. Feathers (studio)
2. Girl From The North Country (live)
3. Gravedigger Blues (A&M demo)
4. Grows A Rose (live)
5. Happy (live Stones cover)
6. Stare It Cold (live)
7. He Was A Friend Of Mine (live)
8. It Must Be Over (studio)
9. It's A Sin (live)
10. Jealous Again (live acoustic)
11. Jeremiah Surrender (live)
12. Last Time Again (studio)
13. Long Time Gone (live)
14. Love Is Now (studio)
Disc 4 (72.38min)
1. Love Me Til The Sun Shines (live)
2. Meet Me In The Mornin' (live Dylan cover)
3. Music Is Love (live)
4. My Heart's Killing Me (live)
5. Nasty Boogie Woogie (live)
6. Non Fiction (studio acoustic)
7. One Way Out (live)
8. Only A Fool (studio acoustic)
9. Pastoral (live)
10. Pimper's Paradise (studio)
11.Remedy (live acoustic)
12. Serving Time (studio)
13. Silver Train (live Stones cover)
Disc 5 (54.14min)
1. Slap Of Fate (garage demo)
2. Sleepyheads (studio)
3. Smile (studio)
4. Somebody's On Your Case (studio)
5. Song Of The Flesh (studio)
6. Sting Me (slow studio)
7. The Fear Years (live)
8. The Nowhere Stares (live)
9. The Weight (live)
10.Thorn In My Pride (studio acoustic)
11. She Talks To Angels (studio acoustic)
Disc 6 (48.14min)
1. Three Button Hand Me Down (live)
2. Thunderstorm 6:54 P.M. (live)
3. Tied Up And Swallowed (studio)
4. Title Song (live)
5. Walk In My Shadow (live)
6. When The Night Comes Falling Down (studio)
7. Words You Throw Away (studio)
8. You Don't Have To Go (studio)
9. You're Such A Pity (live)
Disc 7 (52.27min)
1. Blues Power (live)
2. CC Rider (live Elvis cover)
3. Front Porch Sermon (studio demo)
4. Get Back/Thank You (live Beatles cover)
5. If (garage demo)
6. It's Your Thing (live)
7. On That Hollow Day (live)
8. Redneck Blues (studio)
9. Statesboro Blues (live with Ron Wood)
10. Take The Highway (live Allman Bros. cover)
11. Your Definition (A&M demo)
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