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I listen with headphones and look at dynamic frequency spectrum while I manually adjust the 20-band graphic equalizer in Cool Edit Pro.
#Pearl jam bootlegs remastered pro
My main editing software is Cool Edit Pro 2.0, and I use Exact Audio Copy to rip source discs, AudioMuxer to join tracked FLAC/WAV sources into one WAV file, Trader's Little Helper to convert SHN to WAV and generate checksums at the end, CDWave to track final remastered WAV, FLAC Frontend to convert WAV to FLAC, and Mp3tag to create tags for remastered FLAC files.
#Pearl jam bootlegs remastered Pc
I have a modest Dell PC (Windows 10) and use Sony MDR-V6 headphones while editing. Finally, I remove any loud claps using the 'click/pop removal' tool and boost the overall volume using 'peak limiting'. If complimentary (or both have good sound), I'll make one source the left channel and the other the right to maximize stereo separation. one has low vocals but loud guitars, and other has loud vocals but low guitars). For shows with multiple recordings, I'll EQ each one, align them and evaluate if they complement each other (e.g. MWFM or ALD), then I apply different EQ settings to each channel to increase separation. If the source has little/no stereo separation (e.g. If the source has good stereo separation, I apply the same EQ setting to both channels. I smooth out any volume fluctuations due to taper adjustments, then use 20-band graphic equalizer (EQ) to balance the frequencies.
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I find that live recordings typically have 3 aspects that need to be addressed to improve sound: 1) tonal balance, 2) volume level, and 3) stereo channel separation. What exactly are you doing to the recordings? I took a break from all that for several years, but the new Covid world has given me more free time at home, so I'm back at it. I also authored some DVDs using multiple camera angles and multiple audio sources. I didn't have the knowledge, equipement, (or cajones) to tape live shows, so I tried to contribute to community by remastering or mixing sources together. That started me down the bootleg CD path and eventually to online trading in the late '90's. I'm a hardcore PJ fan since I first heard Ten in summer of '92 then got blown away by Atlanta '94 radio broadcast (wore that tape out). Official releases can be purchased at and. info-fileĭGR stands for "Darkgrin Remaster" and it's a series I started in 2020 in an effort to create the best possible version of the best-sounding Pearl Jam live recordings that don't have an official release.Shows labeled as "new" are the latest uploads.