Hi guys, sorry for the delay on this one!! At this time i've decided to share the Flac files while i continue working on the Audio DVD version. As soon as thats ready i'll start offering it up.

So here are the normal Flac files in all there glory. To me this show just outstanding now and has a lot more depth to it. A big thanks to Bob for all his work in the studio on this one. Below are the details of what was done to the recording. Enjoy it for what it is, share it around and please let me know your feedback. I'm looking forward to getting a few more remasters out there.

http://www.4shared.com/dir/5435820/99effeea/sharing.html


The Process

Step 1:
Apply parametric EQ 210hz .875 Q +2.9db, 961hz 2.0 Q –3.9db, 2610hz 1.19 Q +3.1db
This took out some of the hollowness and flattened the spectrum. For pre mastering.

Step 2:
Do a frequency split to extract vocals, split at 400hz low 1400hz high. Apply Studio reverb plug in. Medium Hall 20ms. first delay, 1000ms reflection delay, 100% stereo width, 60% wet effect folded back in.
This was used to fatten and warm the vocals. Sonically you can’t hear the delay as I only put in 60% of the processed signal against the original.

Step 3:
The vocal track was then mixed into the pre mastered full track at 100%

Step 4:
Multiband compressor. This is used in a fashion to not remove the dynamics, but just to get the levels up and really fatten the sound. The process was more of a soft limiter as the thresholds were set very high.
Crosspoints: 246hz, 1257hz, 7573hz
Band 1 thresh. –9.5db, gain +5.2db, ratio 2.1:1
Band 2 thresh –11.4db, gain +1.9db, ratio 2.3:1
Band 3 thresh –12.0db, gain –2.0db, ratio 2.3:1
Band 4 thresh –10.0db, gain –3.7db, ration 1.8:1

Step 5:
Aural exciter added to give some sparkle
Applied at 2033hz center with 0.6Q with 17.9% and widening at 16.3%

Step 6:
Apply subsonic fft filter to remove rumble
100hz with 9db per octave roll off

Step 7:
Track with CDWave

Step 8:
Load files to harmonic balancer for final wav shaping and minimize strong and weak frequencies.

Thanks man!

Like how you have the files uploaded like that.

Thanks! Just getting the last download now. I'll give it a listen sometime this week.

Thanks!

Good job, thanks a bunch! I wish I had the skills to do this kind of stuff on this level.

Can't wait to listen. Thanks for your hard work. This is such a great show.

Bumping this since it dropped to page 2.

Thanks

saying no is such a great track. i hope they do play this down the road again.

Sounds as if it'll be great, I'm downloading now.

If your mate is looking for suggestions, I'd ask he take a look at 1995.11.01 & 1998.07.23 - both soundboard shows but could really benefit from some choice remastering.

Thanks!

Thanks. This sounds great.. Stone's guitar on Black sounds bright and clear.

What was the source disc used? The SV release?

Thanks, the show sure does sound a lot fuller!!

The SV source was use as that was the best source available. Hopefully someone will sync this up with the DVD at some point

Just looking at all options for the next release

So the source info would be:

[SV035: soundboard > Sony WM-D6 > analog-1 > dEdit > dat > cdr > dEdit > flac (cuts patched with soundboard > Sony WM-D6 > analog-2 > dat > cdr) ] > EQ > Frequency Split > Multiband Compressor > Aural Exciter > Subsonic FFT Filter > CDWave (tracking) > Harmonic Balancer > .wav > FLAC

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That looks pretty correct to me!

:eagerly awaits Valmon's new cover art:

me too .. I am over at the college at the moment so you will have to wait a few days .. But, I will do my best to deserve such waiting

I cant wait to dl and hear the recording;)

yeah, 4shared is great

I cant think of a justifiable reason I havent heard/seen Den Haag before buut when I compare "saying no" with the version I have heard before, the remaster is just great, especially the vocals and guitars.

100 thanks, Ben. Now we can finally set up the 100 shows B+P Today I have found a great deal on 25 disc spindles here in town..

I can't find any photos from the gig... Anyone who could help?:)