(TV) Would Someone Please Post This To Television_Group List?

["Casey, Leo J" <Leo.J.Casey@Volpe.dot.gov>]

I realize this is probably a no-no, but  would someone please post a 'Copy
and Paste' 
on the stuff below to the Television_Group List for me? 

I can read that List's archives but I can''t *send* messages to the
Television_Group List on my work 
PC.  It now looks like I won't be home to my PC until real late tonight, but
I wanted to strike while 
the while the iron is still hot on the topic: the different versions of the
Portland Oregon July 1978 show.
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"July 2, 1978, The Earth Tavern, Portland, Oregon"  On Television_Group List
on September 9, 
2005, Philip wrote a good description (and distinction between all other
versions[?])


1) Philip wrote: " The guy who remixed the version on DAD earlier this year
concluded that the 
circulating tape of this show has a soundboard recording in one channel, and
an audience mike or 
mikes in the other channel. My take is that it sounds terrific.  ***I  think
the version we seeded here 
last year is from a  lower-generation tape overall (and a slightly more
complete one, containing about 30 
extra seconds of intro material), but overall I'd give this remix the
edge*** [emphasis added by Leo].  

Here are the remixer's notes:  'Background:  I got this on DAT many years
ago labeled as SBD 
(soundboard Reel-to-Reel > DAT.  Upon closer examination I found that the
recording was 
actually a soundboard-source recording in the left channel and a hissy
audience recording in the 
right channel. I know this was a popular way of mixing live shows at one
time, but I felt like I could 
make a better mix in Pro Tools with what I had. 

Audio Process:  I dumped the 48 k Hertz DAT to Pro Tools and copied both
channels so I could have 
a L-R pair of each source. I panned the channels at 100% and added a slight
delay to the right channel 
to simulate a stereo effect. I then applied a Lo-pass filter to the
audience-recording channels to cut hiss.  
I increased the levels of the soundboard-source about +2.5 db, and decreased
the level of the 
audience-source about -2.0 db, and then added 'fades' at the beginning and
end.  The end result was 
bounced to a .1 k Hertz .wav extension file formatted cd-r, and then
converted to FLAC with x-ACT.

Result: The new mix is much more balanced, but with an increased separation
of the guitars. Listen to 
the 17-minute(!) 'Marquee Moon' as an example. The mix sounds a little
cleaner now, but the overall 
sound is still kinda harsh.  I think it's safe to say that's just how it
sounded that night. If anyone wants to 
compare this to the widely circulated bootlegs of this show I'd be
interested in hearing your impression'."  

2) Also: Robin (the incarnation of the 'rock-n'-roll nurse in The Dolls and
Bo Diddley song, 'Pills' ') Dunn 
wrote: "7.2.78,The Earth Tavern, Portland, aka ***Mr. Iinarut's
remastered*** version.  The  latest 
greatest version, remastered from tape and torrented.  drop your other
versions and get this.  1 cd.  A+." 
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