Joe Strummer and the Latino Rockabilly War 1989-11-17 I-Beam San Francisco CA (1648 original DAT master, new version)
Posted: 06 Apr 2021, 11:23am
Picked this up recently, info below from the taper if you want to grab a copy
This is a new archival version of my original DAT master. I first shared this is 2005. That version was ripped from CDr's I had mastered previously. It had a sample rate conversion and manipulations in software like level adjustments along with extraction from the CDr's. Technically that should all be fine but I've since come to prefer the unmanipulated data the DAT captured from the ADC in the deck, as long as there aren't problems that would diminish the listening experience. The difference is quite subtle although some would disagree that there's any difference, but by providing the raw DAT they have the opportunity to level adjust and process all they want. The imperfections of this are minor.
Joe Strummer and the Latino Rockabilly War
The I-Beam
San Francisco CA
1989-11-17
Audio Technica AT 853 > Panasonic SV-250 DAT (internal A D conversion, 16 bit 48k sample rate)
Panasonic 3800 > Weiss INT 203 > OSX Peak Pro 7 > xACT
Archival version. This is a raw 16 bit 48kHz DAT digital copy with song tracking. No edits, adjustments or processing of any kind.(the recorder was paused just once between the set and encore)
01. intro
02. Trash City
03. Dum Dum Club
04. Sightsee M.C!
05. Armageddon Time
06. Gangsterville
07. Sikorsky Parts
08. Tropic of No Return
09. Jewelers & Bums
10. City of the Dead
11. Sleepwalk
12. The Magnificent Seven
13. Dizzy’s Goatee
14. Police and Thieves
15. Keys To Your Heart
16. Ride Your Donkey
17. Shouting Street
18. What’s My Name
19. Pressure Drop
20. London Calling
21. Island Hopping
22. Straight To Hell
23. Brand New Cadillac
24. I Fought the Law
https://we.tl/t-ptpoK2XeJD
CDS
This is a new archival version of my original DAT master. I first shared this is 2005. That version was ripped from CDr's I had mastered previously. It had a sample rate conversion and manipulations in software like level adjustments along with extraction from the CDr's. Technically that should all be fine but I've since come to prefer the unmanipulated data the DAT captured from the ADC in the deck, as long as there aren't problems that would diminish the listening experience. The difference is quite subtle although some would disagree that there's any difference, but by providing the raw DAT they have the opportunity to level adjust and process all they want. The imperfections of this are minor.
Joe Strummer and the Latino Rockabilly War
The I-Beam
San Francisco CA
1989-11-17
Audio Technica AT 853 > Panasonic SV-250 DAT (internal A D conversion, 16 bit 48k sample rate)
Panasonic 3800 > Weiss INT 203 > OSX Peak Pro 7 > xACT
Archival version. This is a raw 16 bit 48kHz DAT digital copy with song tracking. No edits, adjustments or processing of any kind.(the recorder was paused just once between the set and encore)
01. intro
02. Trash City
03. Dum Dum Club
04. Sightsee M.C!
05. Armageddon Time
06. Gangsterville
07. Sikorsky Parts
08. Tropic of No Return
09. Jewelers & Bums
10. City of the Dead
11. Sleepwalk
12. The Magnificent Seven
13. Dizzy’s Goatee
14. Police and Thieves
15. Keys To Your Heart
16. Ride Your Donkey
17. Shouting Street
18. What’s My Name
19. Pressure Drop
20. London Calling
21. Island Hopping
22. Straight To Hell
23. Brand New Cadillac
24. I Fought the Law
https://we.tl/t-ptpoK2XeJD
CDS