Sep 23, 1976 at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke University

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gd1976-09-23.117651.pa-restoration.dan.flac16

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This is a restored version of shnid=14687. It did not involve an upgrade in the source material. A short portion contains a transfer from an open reel tape I received in trade in 1977 (unknown generations).

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      "notes": "________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n\nNotes to the above (by Dan McDonald (droncit@yahoo.com), December, 2011):\n\nAlong the way I found that this was apparently a mono tape, with all the occasional stereo-sounding deviations \nbeing problems in azimuth alignment or other issues from different recorders used in making the different \nanalog generations.\n\nDavid Lemieux wrote in an email on 12/7/2011:\n\"Alas, there is no tape of that show in the vault in any format. We have everything on that starting the next \nnight at W&M, but no Duke.\" He also indicated that this is not a soundboard tape, but most likely some sort of \nfeed from the PA system, hence the mono nature of the material. 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These portions of my tape sounded too slow so I increased the speed of my transferred \ntape by 2%, and increased Sampson by 1.5%.\nd2t06: eliminated tape startup sound at beginning of soundboard portion of Sampson & Delilah\nd3t01: eliminated a small section of silence, and faded out High Time\nd3t04-05: left the original shnid version of the audience because I thought it sounded better, but edited \nslightly because of repeated notes and because of the restoration process performed on the soundboard.\nThere were also multiple gain changes to balance out left and right channels.\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nRestoration using Diamond Cut 8 Forensics 8.1:\n\nAll pa portions from original shn source:\nUsed a Multifilter to minimize artifacts and quantization errors:\n30-band Graphic EQ with emphasis on the high notes, Virtual Valve in high noise mode generating sweet spectrum \nharmonics, one subharmonic generator set at 60 Hz and sub level 6,\nEZ enhancer set to boost midrange and treble, exciter set at 31, one continuous noise filter in normal mode, \nwith attach at 125 and release at 198, attenuation at 18 (sampled from tape noise sections), and  one continuous\nnoise filter in normal mode artifact suppression with artifacts at 386 and attenuation at 58 (also sampled from \ntape noise).\n\nAll audience portions were given a multifilter with two paragraphic equalizers; one to reduce the overall bassy \nsound (set to lower 60 hz by 10 dB) and one to increase overall upper frequencies, then a channel blender set \nto 'blend to mono' below125 Hz to reduce any handheld mic noise.\n\nSome portions also received additional treble boost or noise reduction because of several generation differences\nbetween the opening songs and the last portion as well as the Sampson & Delilah editing.  Boosting the highs of \nthe pa portions also revealed a great deal of background noise (machine noise, buzz and a number of other sounds)\nat about 3700-6500 Hz, so I tried to remove the noise while leaving the music as intact as possible. \nUnfortunately,this is also the range where what was left of the high end also remained.\n\nFor these areas, the noise levels were sometimes louder than the signal levels, a continuous noise filter in \nspectral subtraction mode was applied wherever the noise made the music unlistenable (notably, \"High Time\").  \nWhenever treble boost was needed to bring out cymbals or other aspects, I used the 30-band equalizer.\n\nThe noise filters were necessary because of the hiss present, which was increased tremendously by boosting \nthe highs.  \n\n\n\nThis is a restored version of shnid=14687.  It did not involve an upgrade in the source material. \nA short portion contains a transfer from an open reel tape I received in trade in 1977 (unknown generations).   \n\nThanks to Germain for access to the shn set and for patience in this 18-month project.\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nOriginal notes from shnid 14687:\nSBD: Cm-> C-> Cx2-> DAT-> CDR->EAC->SHN->TLH->Flac\nAud patch sources: AUD: Cm->?-> C-> DAT-> CDR\n\nThis show is not in the greatest aural shape, but is a worthy listen nonetheless. \nA fair amount of tape hiss is present. Higher frequencies are somewhat attenuated. \nYou've been warned.\n\nd1t08: Cut at the beginning\nd2t01: missing beginning notes, 1 sec tape stretch at 1:59 \nd2t05: Aud starts at the end of Eyes (at 11:12)\nd2t06: portion from beginning til about 1:28 is badly mangled/missing\nd3t04: AUD starts at about 6:41 and continues through the rest of the show\nd3t05: 1 sec dropout at 12:03\nDAE and shn encoding done by D.Backus\nContact info: marthanjerry@prexar.com\n\nAnother Porky Prime Cut from Terrapin Satation!!\n________________________________________________________________________________________________________________",
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