Hi!
I have remastered the forbidden against Millard Master and would like your opinion on how well this is done.

I have long hoped that this would add some highs and tidy up the mids and lows.
A little soundstage space adjustment has also been done.

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I'll take a look.
Those Millard aren't necessarily perfect or anything.
Most of them can use a bit of help/fixing.

not blind, was blindmansbluff, is acetboy

Sorry, I've been trying to find my copy of the whole show from the recent transfer. I couldn't find it so I had to go and get it, from G101 I believe.
I never grabbed it off of Dime because they had to cut the first song to share it there. I'm guessing you have the complete show.

Anyway when you put the files in an audio editor and line them all up on one stereo track you can then run an FFT analysis to see what's what.
Audacity doesn't let you look at the whole show. But a free app called ocenaudio does.

The main thing needed is to have the low end boosted. And to cut around 3000 Hz.
The 3000 Hz area is the loudest. It's shrill.

Anyway I'm doing what I would do with it and I'll probably just put a link up here in a few days for anyone that wants it.

not blind, was blindmansbluff, is acetboy

This isn't exactly what you originally asked for, but here it is.

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That will get anyone a copy of my remaster of the Led Zeppelin Show on 1977-06-21.
The Millard recording.

The low end is brought out more. And around 3000 Hz is cut although frequencies higher up are brought up a bit more. Basically it's warmer.

This remaster is around a Db or so quieter. The original is compressed a lot.
Although it peaks at -1.01, the compression makes it louder.
Mine peaks at -.2, closer to digital zero.

not blind, was blindmansbluff, is acetboy

THX