Grateful Dead 05/28/77
Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT
Source Summary
flac16; For all of Set 1 & from "NFA" to the end of Set 2: Jim Wise used: 2 Sony 54P mics w/ Sennheiser 441 blend mic > Nakamichi 550 cassette deck FOB > reel @ 3 3/4 ips > DAT @ 48kHz > my computer > DAT @ 44.1kHz or CD. For Set 2, "Samson" through "Drums": (Panasonic AM/FM Stereo 'boom box like' w/condenser mics) -> CM (Cassette Masters) -> my computer* -> CD or DAT @ 44.1kHz 1) Sony 3-head cassette deck (TC-K615S) > 10 band equalizer > My computer using "CoolEdit96" see info file for details (note: The originally seeded shn files were seeded c. 1999; those checksums added to this listing June, 2007.)
Welcome To:

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Teddy GoodBear's Grateful Dead Audience Tree #2
    (In association with The Family Tree)
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Idea Man and founder: Teddy GoodBear

Conspirators and playground keepers:
David Sorochty - administrator for batch #1
Mark Grason - administrator for batch #2
Teddy GoodBear, Hanno Bunjes & Al Zeffer: co-administrators
Mike Hall - administrating consultant
Tim Buller - web site consultant
Rick Raver - CD label creator
Redbeard & Douglas E. Hornig - FTP admins
Jim Blackwood - radio distribution consultant
David Sorochty - web page coordinator
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If anybody is looking for HQ sbd sounding tapes, these are NOT those tapes. However,
most are rare & generally what circulates in aud's are generations from my masters or
from another taper's tapes at the time, like Barry Glassberg. I'm one of those people that
prefer SOME 'energetic' aud's over sbd's & these IMO are "energetic". I'm working on
getting the remainder of say 5/3/77 (and any other better copies out there from this run)
from Barry's masters, and other masters, in order to have the complete best 'aud' copies of
these shows.

The tapes that come from MY masters are:

Panasonic AM/FM Stereo 'boom box like' w/condenser mics) > CM (Cassette Masters) > various equalizers & editors > CD or DAT  
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Performance:

May 28, 1977 Hartford Civic Center - Hartford, CT

Set 1
Bertha >
Good Lovin' >
Sugaree
Jack Straw
Row Jimmy
Minglewood Blues
Candyman
Passenger
Brown Eyed Women
Promised Land

Set 2
Samson And Delilah
Tennessee Jed
Estimated Prophet >
Playing In The Band >
Terrapin Station >
Not Fade Away >
Wharf Rat >
Playing In The Band
One More Saturday Night

Encore: U. S. Blues
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CD1
Bertha ->                 06:47
Good Lovin' ->            05:33
Sugaree                   19:12
Jack Straw                05:55
Row Jimmy                 10:41
New Minglewood Blues      06:04
Candyman                  06:38

CD2
Passenger                 03:38
Brown Eyed Women          05:47
Jet To The Promised Land  04:23
II: Samson And Delilah    07:23
Tennessee Jed             08:47
Estimated Prophet ->      11:16
Playing In The Band ->    11:25
Terrapin Station ->       11:02
Drums ->                  01:25

CD3
Not Fade Away ->          15:12
Wharf Rat ->              12:06
Playing In The Band ->    04:37
One More Saturday Night   05:23
U.S. Blues                05:45
5/8/77: Lazy Lightnin' -> 05:31
Supplication              04:03
Teddy "Good Bear" 5/8/77 (long ver.) Collage  20:14
Total:         03:19:48
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Notes: Slight digi noise at about 0:37-0:39 seconds of Bertha.
WARNING -- When switching from one source to another please turn down your volume and eq then reset volume/eq to your liking!

Tape History:

I also want to keep you up-to-date as to the progress of my conversions for these '77 analog masters I have to the digital domain.  I have almost a complete set of CD's made up for most of my masters, so I don't need to keep using them as they are getting old and deteriorating rapidly. Besides, they leave a residue on my cassette decks heads.  I have to clean my heads every time I play just one tape.

1st a little of the process I've been going through to do said conversions. I'm working with "Cool Edit96","GoldWave" and others to get it to my computer as well as edit the "wav" files and then burn to CD. I then do a optical (digital) connection recording, from my CD player to my DAT deck or straight from my computer to my DAT deck with the digital I/O on my soundcard.

So what did I do you ask? The specs were:

5/28/77

It took me about 48 hours to get just right, but 5/28 is done. I used Richard Plumb's DAT via Jim Wise masters [thanks guys :-)], except for 2nd set "Samson" through "Drums", where I used my master. On 5/28/77 I was standing real close to the speakers, starting about 3 minutes into "Samson" & stayed their until NFA. The 1st 3 min. of "Samson" is passable. Rather then break up the song with Richard's, then splice in mine after the 1st 3 min., I decided to use my master straight through to the end of "Drums".

Richard's DAT has an inferior "Terrapin", so mine is an upgrade. My master is on par with Jim's, for ONLY the brief segment where I was standing close to the speakers, but a little brighter on the middle & high end but not quite as low on that end. Anyway, it makes for a nice complete show with 'vg' sound quality wise.

For all of Set 1 & from "NFA" to the end of Set 2:

Jim Wise used: 2 Sony 54P mics w/ Sennheiser 441 blend mic > Nakamichi 550 cassette deck FOB > reel @ 3 3/4 ips > DAT @ 48kHz > my computer > DAT @ 44.1kHz or CD.

For Set 2, "Samson" through "Drums":

(Panasonic AM/FM Stereo 'boom box like' w/condenser mics) -> CM (Cassette Masters) -> my computer* -> CD or DAT @ 44.1kHz

*See below.

1) Sony 3-head cassette deck (TC-K615S) > 10 band equalizer, "eq". The "eq" settings:

       31Hz  62Hz  125Hz  250Hz  500Hz  1kHz   2kHz   4kHz   8kHz  16kHz
Left:  13db  13db   13db  13db   13db   13db   12db   11db   10db   9db
Right: 13db  13db   13db  13db   13db   12db   10db   10db   10db   9db

2)  > My computer using "CoolEdit96".

3)  "CoolEdit96" noise reduction, just to remove some of the hiss, (after "Get Noise Profile from Selection").

Noise Reduction Level = 4
FTP size = 8192
Number of statistical snapshots in profile = 96
Precision Factor = 10
Smoothing Amount = 1
Transition With = 0 db

4) "GoldWave" equalizer (a touch of bass boost):

60Hz = 4
150Hz = 4
400Hz = 3

5) On 8/24/99, while getting these ready for online consumption as SHN files, I redid these slightly from the original seeds. What I did in "Cool Edit Pro" was:

  a)Reduce the overall volume to all the WAV files.
  b)Use "pan stereo expand" feature, with the "stereo expand" settings
    at the highest possible to 300%, EXCEPT from Samson through
    Drums I used 200%, straight line across the spectrum.
  c)I spliced into Samson the 1st 3 minutes from the Jim Wise master.
  d)Reduce the overall volume again to managable listening levels.

5/8/77 Filler

I spent today redoing 5/28/77 CDs for our next batch. I also put on the last CD of 5/28, a COMPLETE 5/8/77 Lazy Lightnin'>Supplication from a crisp BBD, plus my master 30 sec. AUD for the missing section. It's beautiful!

Douger Otto should like this? Hey Doug, you'll have to sign up for batch #2 to get this one, :).

Also, I put together a NEW "5/8/77 (long version) Teddy GoodBear Collage". It's just over 20 minutes long & fits nicely on the last disc of 5/28 too!

The "Collage" is highlights of 5/8/77 done my way. The process:

1) Sony 3-head cassette deck (TC-K615S) > 10 band equalizer, "eq". The "eq" settings:

       31Hz    62Hz   125Hz   250Hz  500Hz  1kHz   2kHz   4kHz   8kHz   16kHz
Left:  13db    13db    13db   13db   13db   13db   12db   11db   10db    9db
Right: 13db    13db    13db   13db   13db   12db   10db   10db   10db    9db

2)  > My computer using "CoolEdit96".

3)  "CoolEdit96" noise reduction, just to remove some of the hiss, (after "Get Noise Profile from Selection").

Noise Reduction Level = 4
FTP size = 8192
Number of statistical snapshots in profile = 96
Precision Factor = 10
Smoothing Amount = 1
Transition With = 0 db

4) "GoldWave" equalizer (a touch of treble boost):

1000Hz = 1
2400Hz = 4
6000Hz = 4
15kHz = 3
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encoded by Teddy GoodBear & posted 1st to one of our FTP admins on 8/25/99.
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ReSeeded & ReEncoded from SHN to FLAC 8/2006 by Teddy "GoodBear" Selby -- http://www.goodbear.com :wave:
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