In order to create a stir here, I'm releasing a file that I created for my own personal listening.
15. Sympathy For The Devil is 12 minutes long in this source, and 18 minutes in the FM-SB source, but I don't know where to edit it, so it is untouched. I'd like to use this as an opportunity to ask for help from someone.
It is intended to be played as a file, so I have not split the tracks for a CD.
[mega.nz]
few days

A big thank you to all the sound producers.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2022-02-13 11:47 by okenny.

thank you

Thank you.
Here is the 18 min version of SFTD, taken from the funkydrummer cleanup:
[we.tl] good for a few days

Thanks!

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BlueTurns2Grey
Thank you.
Here is the 18 min version of SFTD, taken from the funkydrummer cleanup:
[we.tl] good for a few days

Thanks for the upload.
Could this source possibly be a pseudo-stereo processed FM-mono source?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2022-02-13 16:28 by okenny.

Thank you!

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okenny

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BlueTurns2Grey
Thank you.
Here is the 18 min version of SFTD, taken from the funkydrummer cleanup:
[we.tl] good for a few days

Thanks for the upload.
Could this source possibly be a pseudo-stereo processed FM-mono source?

I didn't check that before, but I think you are right, it sounds like reprocessed stereo.

Domo Arigato!!

THX but can't help.
I am not technical.

Best sounding source is the most recent official DVDs and Blu-Rays which were remixed into true stereo. Unfortunately, they run about 4% too slow and have to be sped up in an audio editor.

Splicing the missing parts from the FM source into the stereo remix source would be very tedious. I thought about it, then decided not to.

If you were to attempt it, I would suggest using Audacity (freeware audio editor) and pan one source hard left and the other hard right, line them up, and cut and splice them together. Then pan them back to normal and mix down to a new track. Good luck!

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dph
Best sounding source is the most recent official DVDs and Blu-Rays which were remixed into true stereo. Unfortunately, they run about 4% too slow and have to be sped up in an audio editor.

Splicing the missing parts from the FM source into the stereo remix source would be very tedious. I thought about it, then decided not to.

If you were to attempt it, I would suggest using Audacity (freeware audio editor) and pan one source hard left and the other hard right, line them up, and cut and splice them together. Then pan them back to normal and mix down to a new track. Good luck!

Dave,

This project is calling you. Please answer!

Sorry, you have the wrong number.

Thank You

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dph
Sorry, you have the wrong number.

LOL!