Here Today... Gone To Hell!

Any one going to the show tomorrow? Any plans of recording? Could't afford as I'm only 14 and well... have no job. I would love a recording if possible! Thanks Dudes! Also!! There's gonna be a live broadcast Here: http://iclips.net/watch/guns-n-roses-live-broadcasts-2011 Can anyone who get's this record the proshot of the LA and Vegas show??

Nevermind... bought both broadcasts should have the L.A. audio up soon!!!

how did you record it exactly?
i got the audio already, but some drop-outs here and there. gonna record it again.

i'd welcome it if fans work together in this to get a complete, non-trouble-version circulating, not multiple ones with drop-outs.

I used Audacity... Very clear so far... but file is 2 Gigabytes!

You guys are awesome!! This is why I recorded Detroit and Youngstown. It was an effort to give a little back to all of you guys who work out recording, editing and sharing everything you can!

Can't wait til the audio is up! Thank you so much for your hard work to help out other fans!!

 :beer:

It's up!!!!


Someone PLEASE capture it!




EDIT: People are complaining because there's no "Chinese" and "Jungle"
EDIT 2: They just uploaded "Chinese" and "Jungle"!

I'm doing the split audio tracks as we speak!

I'm on Madagascar now... this is more work than i thought!!  :drool: But I will have it up soon! Split audio tracks and the sound check!! Possible some artwork too  :smoking: :smoking: :smoking:

PLEASE PLEASE wait!!!!

my capture/edit nearly done!

Where are you going to upload? Torrent or what?

Are you doing video or audio?

AUDIO!!

my stream is REALLY nice, but lets compare to the one "WhatIsItMan" uploaded here.
please be patient, lets circulate the best version!!

Dude! I just finished mine... -_____- Oh well... We'll have 2 version now!

How many Gigs is your over all file???

my one is around 1,8gb captured in WAV 16bit stereo/44.1khz Audio CD standard, perfect capture (it'll be nicely tracked without any Sector Boundary Errors) originally with full dynamics, not too low, not too loud in volume. but i really need to check the first 15-20min (preshow-easy) from "WhatIsItMan" as my one has trouble in there.

problem is his link doesnt work for me???!  ???

i've already downloaded it and it's full of glitches... so if your capture is perfect after 'easy', i don't think WhatIsItMan's is the right choice to patch yours

my 2nd and 3rd capture from the re-broadcasts are better but they miss smth.
what i really need without glitches:
- Preshow
- "Welcome To The Jungle" (ending) - "It's So Easy" (beginning)

anyone can help please??

here is my "Civil War" quality capture in WAV format (16bit/44.1khz stereo [but note that its sourced from a lossy(!) webcast]):

http://www.sendspace.com/file/3ebkpo

check your inbox and see if it's of any help

thanks, but hmmm....1 cut and some volume problem. was it originally that way??

also need the Preshow!!

yep, those kind of problems are present through the whole file

still could get me the preshow please?

what do you mean with "preshow"? from the dexter intro or the whole "soundcheck"?

everything from soundcheck until cd beginning please!

much appreciated   :peace:

ok you need to give me some time because my upload speed sucks

I'm gonna re listen to the whole thing and do any last minute editing... So far the only thing i see is that at the end It's So Easy Mr. Brownstone starts... Then at the beginning of Brownstone it starts where it's supposed to. So far it's very clean!

and another one of my posts deleted... i give up

What Post!?

well i downloaded the video and when you try and extract it i get a crc error.

VBR mp3s are now up at GNRevolution in this thread:

http://www.gnrevolution.com/viewtopic.php?pid=218690#p218690

best audio so far in 2 years of tour? and what a concert :pp

The quality is really good sadly not all the songs are complete.

What songs aren't complete? The audio was taken directly from the video files.

Is there a lossless version around now?

-Eirik

a proper edit (flac) without skips to come 12/28-12/29   ;)

I have a couple of questions;
(and these questions are because I know little to nothing, so please don't take them as any sort of smart ass questions)

1) How would a flac conversion help the audio on these if it was just a webstream in the first place?

2) Did I somehow do something wrong causing "skips"?

Looking forward to it...  :)

-Eirik

where might i find avi files of this?
or is there a dvd out already?

webcast or radio, tv audio these days is compressed in the 1st place, so theoretical you never can get a lossless version out of that. the best would be to get the unedited 1:1 stream audio and listen to that....but this wouldnt be WAV, MP3, FLAC etc. and pretty much uncomfortable to work with on Ipods, CDR players etc., being untracked aswell, and (like Rio 2011) ugly to work with (AAC audio) so the general idea is to capture it in the old school Audio CD format (16bit stereo, 44.1khz WAV). this time a few fans did record, or better: "upconverted" it directly in WAV. compressed sound, yep, like MP3 -> WAV, but the sound still is very nice, just a few minor fixes to do and then leaving it in this format (just FLACing it) without any more up-/downconverting is some good thing to do, but info must be in the folder and info-txt-file name so people can verify it years later that it isnt a lossless version from the start.

in other words: if you have the right equipment and good ears (that meens never use a mp3 player because those will wreck your ears) there is a slim chance you might hear the diference.

OK, so if it's "lossless" to begin with, how does converting it to flac help, that's what I'm asking. And where are the "skips" you were talking about?

I have a couple of questions;
(and these questions are because I know little to nothing, so please don't take them as any sort of smart ass questions)

1) How would a flac conversion help the audio on these if it was just a webstream in the first place?

2) Did I somehow do something wrong causing "skips"?


webcast or radio, tv audio these days is compressed in the 1st place, so theoretical you never can get a lossless version out of that. the best would be to get the unedited 1:1 stream audio and listen to that....but this wouldnt be WAV, MP3, FLAC etc. and pretty much uncomfortable to work with on Ipods, CDR players etc., being untracked aswell, and (like Rio 2011) ugly to work with (AAC audio) so the general idea is to capture it in the old school Audio CD format (16bit stereo, 44.1khz WAV). this time a few fans did record, or better: "upconverted" it directly in WAV. compressed sound, yep, like MP3 -> WAV, but the sound still is very nice, just a few minor fixes to do and then leaving it in this format (just FLACing it) without any more up-/downconverting is some good thing to do, but info must be in the folder and info-txt-file name so people can verify it years later that it isnt a lossless version from the start.
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OK, so if it's "lossy" to begin with, how does converting it to flac help, that's what I'm asking. And where are the "skips" you were talking about?

I'll wait for the MP3 conversion of Limulus capture.


Downloading FLAC from a lossy source is a nonsense.

How 'bout a dvd outta this stream? Is anyone thinking of making one?

actually it's not, because mp3 conversion from lossy source means double lossy conversion which means even more quality loss from the (unbroadcasted) original.

Good question. I'm sure somebody is, right?

That's a way to see it...

Lossy or "double lossy" is lossy anyway. Keeps sounding like a nonsense to me...

there is one on Traders Den and one on Usenet.

I don't see it on Traders Den.