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Tisdu - Billy - 12-05-2004

Any of you guys ever hear of this, teased in stereo down under? I created a Tea Party bootleg from a MuchMusic I&I 6 years ago, it is real good quality and I lstened to it a lot back then, but I kinda forgot all about it. About a month ago I got an email from a dude in Australia who loves the Tea Party and had a copy of my show. He applied "Tisdu" to it and wanted to send me a copy since it was my show. I got it last week and it really sounds great, especially cranked up.

Here's a "how to" about it, scroll down to the How To [tisdu] to read about it. The short and sweet is that you add 5 100ths of a second silence to the beginning of every right channel. This gives an airy, large kinda sound to the show.

http://www.undergroundweb.org.uk/trends.htm

I'm gonna try this to some of my Hip shows. Purists, you don't have to worry, I have no intentions of distributing any of the shows I do this to, it's more for my own curiosity.


- scottitude - 12-05-2004

From what I read in the link you posted, it's not intended for stereo recordings, only mono. In theory, it sems like an effective way to enhance a monaural recording.

Most of the Hip shows I've DLd have been stereo recordings and I use the Nero 6 stereo-widening filter to when I want a more pronounced separation.

Let us know how your experiment turns out.

~Scott


- Billy - 12-05-2004

scottitude Wrote:From what I read in the link you posted, it's not intended for stereo recordings, only mono. In theory, it sems like an effective way to enhance a monaural recording.

Most of the Hip shows I've DLd have been stereo recordings and I use the Nero 6 stereo-widening filter to when I want a more pronounced separation.

Let us know how your experiment turns out.

~Scott

How do you know if a recording is stereo or mono?


- scottitude - 12-05-2004

Most recent recordings were probably recorded in with stereo mics and will be noted in the text file that accompanies torrents as with the following examples:

Adam Hudson's 7.23.04 Darien Lake recording:
"Source: AT835b (Shotguns)..."

markslog's 09.18.04 Detroit recording:
"Core Sound HEBs (w/bass filter)..."

Chris Olds' 11.27.04 JLC London recording:
"MICS Used: Powered Omnidirectional Stereo Microphone (made by: Giant Squid Audio Lab)..."

Each one identifies the mics as plurals (indicating more than one) or by including "stereo" in their description.

Most of the older recordings I checked simply state "source unknown" so sampling a few tracks through headphones may give you an idea if they're stereo or mono recordings. If you insert the 5/100 second as the 'tisdu' process instructs and it sounds bad, it may have been an original stereo recording.

No harm in trying it, though!

~Scott