markgugs said:
First off, as someone who's quite familiar with the proper way to remaster a bootleg, what you're describing is known as "normalizing." Nice try though.
Purely subjective? Congratulations for joining the ranks of the fucking dumb. There's nothing subjective about it, but again, thanks for playing. Your comment regarding soundboards only demonstrate just how inadequate your understanding of audio actually is.
Now, since all I did was ask a simple question, you can take that bootleg and stick it up YOUR ass. How's that sound? I'm not a neophyte, I have plenty of sources. I certainly don't need to beg a dumb-ass such as yourself who thinks normalizing sound equates to compression.
Here is the thread for the bit torrent link for the whole entire DVD.
http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=48073
You are mistaken, fuckface
. I'm not even going to argue with you, you are one of those insane bootleg purists who insist on what is "right" and what is "good" over some shitty recording some guy made with a hand held microphone while standing in the mosh pit.
Just because you read the help file on what "normalization" is on your MusicMatch jukebox software does not make you an expert on audio engineering/remastering, especially since you don't know the difference between what a compressor does and what normalization is. Here's a dollar, buy yourself a clue. (either way, the point is moot again, since I didn't do anything to the audio. The torrent is the original everything.)
Yes, subjective is the term to use, since it's a matter of personal taste whether you want to hear some shitty live recording as a wav file or 128 kbps. Bottom line is, it's still gonna sound like a guy standing there with an external mic getting jostled around, hearing everyone's conversations nearby ("Play some fucking Skynard!!!!! WWWOOOOOOOOOOO!") as the band plays. I'd rather hear a soundboard show if anything. Once again if you weren't paying attention, that is a matter of personal taste between you and me, the dedicated bootleg listeners, which of course is pretty much the definition of
"subjective". (see 1b)
Furthurmore, with that kind of attitude, no one is really going to want to trade with you anyway, so go find someone else to preach to, or at least a different thread, please.
Anyway...I rate this boot as (on a scale of one to ten)
Vid/pic 8-9 (few minor camera shakes, guy moves the camera off the stand a few times, but otherwise good picture)
Audio 7-8 (it's an external mic. Yay. Could use some highs. Whoever said Opeth were flawless that night was lying too, Mike has quite a few vocal flubs.)
I'm leaving it on for a few days. Please somebody seed this after they get it. 4 gigs is alot of fucking space.