What song are you listening to?

zBrown

Connor Hirst
life is too short to read youtube comments

Thanks Connor

So why not cut and paste stuff? I do not know.

Quote from: arfarf on July 31, 2019, 09:32:26 PM

ok many answers
-normal audio on vhs/beta is recorded like cassette = along the length of the tape
-hi fi audio ...... is recorded in angular slices across the width of the tape @ 20 - 20,000Htz 80db I think at any speed
db could be higher

-PCM on video tape when done with external PCM unit uses the video signal (and can be seen as moving bar codes if you hook a TV to the video output) very hypnotizing to see as you hear

sometimes tapes had more than one signal used
PCM on the video tracks, HI FI with the same source or different source
Charlie Miller has shared some that had SBD on PCM and aud mics on the hifi tracks
this must be done at the same time, all tracks recorded at once

I am not familiar with the later VCRs that had PCM built in VHS/Beta

8mm video I do have some info
they had units with PCM and HI FI

you could take a tape that was recorded on, and record a new PCM track without harming the previous video or hi fi tracks

DBX I have limited info on

only knowing that analog must be both encoded on recording
and decoded for playback

billtmcdee has more info because he used this for his recordings to cassette, away currently

internal DBX you only set levels on deck
external DBX at least 2 if not 3 levels needed to be set

I do not think you would see DBX PCM

unless the analog was DBX, it was decoded then the copy is PCM

the DBX would only serve as a cleaner source, given if everything else were the same

toby

Gatemouth Brown Jammin' Salmon w/some Canned Heat - Live at Montreux

Canned Heat & Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Please Mr. Nixon

Git' ye' some Hooker n' Heat while yer' at it, eh?

Canned Heat were pretty cool blues/rockers bitd in that they used their fame and popularity to help highlight the brilliance of several black artists from which they'd drawn influence and inspiration. Looks like they're alive and well and still jammin' some reheated canned salmon (classic record/cd sales), as well as live events.

Rock on!

toby

Eargasm Spasm Perceived

Niklas Harding & Funabashi - Addictive (Mat Zo Remix)

I've jacked into this I don't know how many times. Every time same result being: Deserves a Replay (tm)

Let the 'Choon Train Roll, Baby!!!

Hot Damn! Now I am going to have to cue up some Mat Zo

From the expand yer' old and grey but still here today horizons secret decoder ring depatment!

zBrown

Cousin gBrown is cited by the Crazy Dolls as a primary influence

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OByBLXekUdA

With local hero Carlos, sa

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vseuUyU06dM

zBrown

Tripping!

https://theconcourse.deadspin.com/engineer-unwittingly-trips-balls-on-lsd-from-the-60s-wh-1835012352

https://archive.org/details/dnb2019-08-03.dpa.flac16/dnb2019-08-03t08.flac

toby

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Montreux 1985 - FULL CONCERT

Johnny Copeland guests on a couple tunes. Not the best streaming quality but heck, it was 1985, eh?! Nevertheless, one of the great masters of all time. Makes it looks so damn effortless as well.

Recommended.

zBrown

GD palladium in Hoolywod

1972-09-10

Grateful Dead
Hollywood Palladium
Hollywood, CA
1972-09-10

Soundboard Master-Reel > Reel (1st gen) > DAT 2x (44.1 kHz)

Set I

//Bertha
Greatest Story Ever Told
Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
Black-Throated Wind
Bird Song
The Promised Land
Deal
El Paso
Sugaree
Playing In The Band
//Casey Jones

Set II

He's Gone >
Truckin'
Ramble On Rose
Beat It On Down The Line
Black Peter
Dark Star* >
Bass-Drums/Jam * >
Jack Straw*// >
// Sing Me Back Home*

with David Crosby on guitar

notes:

this version of this classic show has been provided by an anonymous source
there is no cassette gen. in the lineage of this documented source
the original sound has not been altered in any form
Sugar Magnolia and OMSN(Encore) is missing
all level fluctuations had been corrected
occasional static and some other pops and clicks had been removed
the (//) cuts at the start or end and between many of the songs had been softened for smooth transitions
all files are tagged

edited and mastered
BRUNO
April 2013

J-Fengel

Cordovas - Old Dog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rYxHdq0H1E

Cordovas - Frozen Rose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSIHhD3sxdA

Cordovas - This Town's A Drag

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBTSsOXLOEI

Cordovas - Standin' On The Porch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQtPFi8-8H4

zBrown

Those are good ones J

Danke

Here's one that is reminiscent of Dynamite Annie (to some of us)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kfQg3MdJRRQ

toby

@The-Gnome

Speakin' of New Jersey....

zBrown

Woodstock stream

https://xpn.org/player/player.php?MediaID=77af76dd-cb65-4dee-a8a9-bcb747cb4aa2&categoryGuid=c747c304-8a34-4649-8b76-e05462b8923d

toby

@zBrown Ugh! Maybe that was Woodstock "14 hours ago" but is now some sucky Rod Stewart.

zBrown

Well nothing lasts forever, but it's free

Link to a very old and clear foto of GD in 1967

When I posted that link the GD Wwere playing

https://www.reddit.com/r/gratefuldead/comments/crzq01/super_clear_pic_of_the_band_from_ann_arbor_1967/

J-Fengel

Durand Jones - Make a Change

Durand Jones - Smile

Tobia

zB,
Bro Hooblie said I would find you here.

Frank Zappa ≈ The Gumbo Sessions
https://youtu.be/4CyIj96Rpwc

Frank Zappa &The Mothers Of Invention ≈ Dupree's Paradise
https://youtu.be/qr6mTloYJJs

Tobia

@David-Harris
It is a pretty lame list in my humble opinion. I would say the list includes Matthew Brown's favorite guitarist, or a computer generated list. How could any one make a list of 43 top guitarist's without Robert Johnson or Leadbelly who heavily influenced so many of the people on his list?

Robert Johnson guitar playing is the inspiration of at five of the guitarists mentioned including Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Keith Richards. Led Zeppelin's success has a lot to do with "borrowing" Johnson's lyrics (and were sued for copyright infringements for doing so).

Lead Belly was a 12 string guitar virtuoso as well as a multi instrumentalist. Both George Harrison and Kirk Cobain honed their skills from his works. George Harrison once stated that "without Lead Belly there would have been no Beatles".