Hi all
Does anyone have a copy of Toup 5.1 Sticky Fingers, as my cd copy has become unreadable, if anyone can send me a link, I would be grateful.
Many thanks
Alex

Give me your email and i'll send you the link by wetransfer.

Could I have a link too ?...please...

It's on.

Please, please?

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Chris from Belgium

Yes i'd like a link as well

Hi mickjerome, would apreciate the link for this one.

Thank you

5.1 mix? Does it sound good? Could I have the link please

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Axel1
"cd copy has become unreadable"

If you got 5.1 on a CD at all, please explain how. thanks!

Here's the link: [we.tl]

I've got a few sbu upmixes in 5.1 that sound pretty good but have never hesrd a 5.1 on a cd!

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mickjerome
Here's the link: [we.tl]

Thank you!

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Chris from Belgium

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blakeeik
If you got 5.1 on a CD at all, please explain how. thanks!

TOUP = Two Of Us Productions were 2 guys

One of them had the skills to filter instuments etc from a stereo-track and the other one mixed these isolations into DTS 5.1.

They released some Beatles-Albums:
LOVEOLOGY-Lexicon DVD-V
Revolver - DTS 5.1
Sgt. Pepper - DTS 5.1 Mix (TOUP - Version)
Beatles For Sale - DTS 5.1
White Album - DTS 5.1, Vol. 1
White Album - DTS 5.1, Vol. 2
Rubber Soul - DTS 5.1
Abbey Road - DTS 5.1
A Hard Day's Night - DTS 5.1
Past Masters - 5.1 DTS
Abbey Road - 5.1 DVD-A

but also some others:
Crosby, David - If I Could Only Remember My Name - DTS 5.1
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Deja Vu - DTS 5.1
Doors - 1st Record in DTS 5.1
Doors - Strange Days in DTS 5.1
Emerson Lake & Palmer - Trilogy in DTS 5.1
Jimi Hendrix - The Cry Of Love - DTS 5.1
Jethro Tull - A Passion Play - DTS 5.1
Jethro Tull - Aqualung - DTS 5.1
Jethro Tull - Benefit - DTS 5.1
Jethro Tull - Stand Up - DTS 5.1
Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick - DTS 5.1
Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy - DTS 5.1
Led Zeppelin - I - DTS 5.1
Led Zeppelin - II - DTS 5.1
Led Zeppelin - III - DTS 5.1
Led Zeppelin - IV - DTS 5.1
Who - Who's Next - DTS 5.1
Zappa, Frank - One Size Fits All - DTS 5.1
Zappa, Frank - Orchestral Favourites - DTS 5.1
Zappa, Frank - Sleep Dirt - DTS 5.1
Zappa, Frank - Studio Tan - DTS 5.1
Zappa, Frank - Tinseltown Rebellion - DTS 5.1

and these Stones:
Beggars Banquet - DTS 5.1
Let It Bleed - DTS 5.1
Through The Past Darkly - DTS 5.1
Sticky Fingers - DTS 5.1

Hi Jerome
Many many thanks
You are the man
Cheers
Alex

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joguema

TOUP = Two Of Us Productions were 2 guys

One of them had the skills to filter instuments etc from a stereo-track and the other one mixed these isolations into DTS 5.1.

Thanks for this interesting piece of information!

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Chris from Belgium

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joguema

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blakeeik
If you got 5.1 on a CD at all, please explain how. thanks!

TOUP = Two Of Us Productions were 2 guys

One of them had the skills to filter instuments etc from a stereo-track and the other one mixed these isolations into DTS 5.1.

I have no doubt they did, but how do you get 5.1 to play on a CD? CD has a very set standard.

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blakeeik
I have no doubt they did, but how do you get 5.1 to play on a CD? CD has a very set standard.

You can't. Fake 5.1, yes, real 5.1; no.

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Chris from Belgium

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blakeeik

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joguema

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blakeeik
If you got 5.1 on a CD at all, please explain how. thanks!

TOUP = Two Of Us Productions were 2 guys

One of them had the skills to filter instuments etc from a stereo-track and the other one mixed these isolations into DTS 5.1.

I have no doubt they did, but how do you get 5.1 to play on a CD? CD has a very set standard.

The discs are DTS-coded, thus you either need a CD-/Home-Cinema standalone player with a built-in DTS decoder or a soundcard in your PC, which can decode DTS and the VLC media player or other capable media player.

message from the original uploader:

"This is a DTS encoded CD.
If you attempt to play this CD without the proper equipment
(i.e. a cd or DVD player with a digital connection and a 5.1 speaker setup)
all you will hear is static,
AND
you may damage your speakers and/or your eardrums,
due to the high amount of high-freqency energy above 10kHz."


-> sf toup art <-



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2015-06-22 15:07 by j.b.goode.

One of the TOUP-Guys has also released some CDs, which contain the separate isolations, which were the basis for the DTS 5.1 mixes: [www.bootlegzone.com]

I just burned the wav files to a normal CD and it plays on my PC (VLC), no 5.1 set-up, so I cannot determine if there are more than 2 channels.

When I opened one of the wav files in Audacity, it only showed 2 channels.

I read somewhere that it could be possible that the other channels are "hidden" in the wav file and that certain players will recognize the "hidden" 5.1 and will actually give you the 5.1 version.

PS plays just fine on the PC (VLC); no static. On a stand-alone cd-player: only static!

Chris from Belgium

@ coowouters
" it plays on my PC (VLC), no 5.1 set-up, so I cannot determine if there are more than 2 channels"
- yes, you can:
click in vlc on tools - codec info

"just fine on the PC (VLC); no static."
right, vlc downmixes the sound to 2 channels

"On a stand-alone cd-player: only static!"
as written above: you need special equipment to play dts/5.1.

"I opened one of the wav files in Audacity, it only showed 2 channels"
you'll need audacity using ffmpeg to see all channels
download and install the ffmpeg import/Export library



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2015-06-22 18:09 by j.b.goode.

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coowouters
I just burned the wav files to a normal CD and it plays on my PC (VLC), no 5.1 set-up, so I cannot determine if there are more than 2 channels.

When I opened one of the wav files in Audacity, it only showed 2 channels.

I read somewhere that it could be possible that the other channels are "hidden" in the wav file and that certain players will recognize the "hidden" 5.1 and will actually give you the 5.1 version.

PS plays just fine on the PC (VLC); no static. On a stand-alone cd-player: only static!

Chris,

I received my first DTS 5.1 Disc (Sgt. Pepper - Beatles) many years ago in a snailmail trade.

I took it to the next Media Markt and asked for a demonstration of the available DTS-capable players. I could not believe what I heard and approx. 1 hour later I had a DTS home-cinema-player at home.

Try it!

Thanks to Jerome for the link.
Though I can't hear any major difference, but I don't own DTS gear so I guess it play like a usual CD.Looking at the wav file into soundforge it seems that's there's small gaps during BS Intro around 23 s, and if you listen closely to it, yep there's something wrong but only on this part of BS and not on the other tracks.

HMN

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j.b.goode
"I opened one of the wav files in Audacity, it only showed 2 channels"
you'll need audacity using ffmpeg to see all channels
download and install the ffmpeg import/Export library

Done but no difference... Will have to play around a little more

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Chris from Belgium