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All the non-CD tracks were professionally restored from the best possible sources. Unfortunately,this process cost several hundred dollars to do correctly
...mmmm, I doubt this very much. You can do a great job of 'restoring' audio with any computer running a few cracked programs and plugins for nothing really.
johnny james wrote:
All the non-CD tracks were professionally restored from the best possible sources. Unfortunately,this process cost several hundred dollars to do correctly
...mmmm, I doubt this very much. You can do a great job of 'restoring' audio with any computer running a few cracked programs and plugins for nothing really.
i can't say for sure, but i believe that the eBay seller is honest in his comments about the non-CD tracks and the costs that were incurred.
johnny james wrote:
All the non-CD tracks were professionally restored from the best possible sources. Unfortunately,this process cost several hundred dollars to do correctly
...mmmm, I doubt this very much. You can do a great job of 'restoring' audio with any computer running a few cracked programs and plugins for nothing really.
Ahhhahahhaha. You're missing some important steps there johnny james. First, lets talk about the myriad of source materials you would need (four or five unplayed copies of the Ceremony 12" as an example, or a source for the unreleased remixes?), then you should think about the A/D conversion you will be using. SoundBlaster Live? I think not. Then would should mention the time and experieince you will be utilizing. Oh, and cracked plugins and programs won't get you the same results. I suggest you give it a try before you decide you can do it at home. A challenge if you will.
idiotcountry2 wrote:
johnny james wrote:
All the non-CD tracks were professionally restored from the best possible sources. Unfortunately,this process cost several hundred dollars to do correctly
...mmmm, I doubt this very much. You can do a great job of 'restoring' audio with any computer running a few cracked programs and plugins for nothing really.
Ahhhahahhaha. You're missing some important steps there johnny james. First, lets talk about the myriad of source materials you would need (four or five unplayed copies of the Ceremony 12" as an example, or a source for the unreleased remixes?), then you should think about the A/D conversion you will be using. SoundBlaster Live? I think not. Then would should mention the time and experieince you will be utilizing. Oh, and cracked plugins and programs won't get you the same results. I suggest you give it a try before you decide you can do it at home. A challenge if you will.
Are you sure it's the 12" version of ceremony? I believe it's actually the 7" version on EFR. I played them both for comparison and it's the 7" version. Correct me if I am wrong. I also agree with your comment on how much time and effort went into this to gather resources and do it right. SoundBlaster wouldn't do it.
Ironwill wrote:
Are you sure it's the 12" version of ceremony? I believe it's actually the 7" version on EFR. I played them both for comparison and it's the 7" version. Correct me if I am wrong.
Yeah, pretty sure it's the original 12" version of Ceremony with the correct stereo image.
Ironwill wrote:
Pash wrote: Is the version of 'The Happy One' on EFR a full version or is it stitched together from the intermediate bits on the Substance video/Palatine Lane promo?
I heard a version on the latest NOOL podcast and it sounded like a series of badly joined loops...:\ohwell:
Pash Pash Pash...just wait until it arrives in your hands.:D You will be THE HAPPY ONE! (pun definately intended)
Oh yes...
A quality item. Sound is excellent. If only Warners would produce the genuine Recycle for us...!
