The drums almost sound like a modern overdub and different from the single mix…I’ve always been a fan of the LP mix myself
Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
Thanks, cliftdean74!
A few weeks ago, I had to install a new C: drive and get Win10 on it. After updates, Win10 no longer recognizes the version of Audition I've been using since 2009 and it isn't ever going to install. So I've had to go to the subscription model and get the newest version. I hate it. I've spent two hours trying to accomplish one function that used to take seconds. But anyway, I need to learn how to use it all over again. And look, here's an acetate that I can practice declicking on! I know it's mp3 source from a web video, but hey, why not give it a shot? If you guys would like to hear it without the scratches, I've got a link for you. I couldn't figure out how to use the NR function, de-hummer or sound removal functions to take away the sound of the cartridge buzzing, so I just applied a bit of NR to the beginning and end to remove it from the quiet parts. I saved it in FLAC, so as not to degrade the sound quality any further.
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A few weeks ago, I had to install a new C: drive and get Win10 on it. After updates, Win10 no longer recognizes the version of Audition I've been using since 2009 and it isn't ever going to install. So I've had to go to the subscription model and get the newest version. I hate it. I've spent two hours trying to accomplish one function that used to take seconds. But anyway, I need to learn how to use it all over again. And look, here's an acetate that I can practice declicking on! I know it's mp3 source from a web video, but hey, why not give it a shot? If you guys would like to hear it without the scratches, I've got a link for you. I couldn't figure out how to use the NR function, de-hummer or sound removal functions to take away the sound of the cartridge buzzing, so I just applied a bit of NR to the beginning and end to remove it from the quiet parts. I saved it in FLAC, so as not to degrade the sound quality any further.
hxxps://we.tl/t-tblAjYrZJo
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
Yes its the single mix , but a 50 year old acetate youd expect pretty noisy sound, something quite worse.
Even if you dont play them they deteriorate just sitting there! and playing an acetate kills it slowly every time. Once you get over 100 playings the sound really goes down.
Kind of ironic that its more likely to be genuine if its in bad condition.. especially if you returned it to the store saying its not right because it doesn’t sound bad enough
Even if you dont play them they deteriorate just sitting there! and playing an acetate kills it slowly every time. Once you get over 100 playings the sound really goes down.
Kind of ironic that its more likely to be genuine if its in bad condition.. especially if you returned it to the store saying its not right because it doesn’t sound bad enough
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
I played in bands for almost 30 years. I'd give anything to be able to hear people who could recreate this sound. Especially someone who could play this solo.Ziggy C wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 11:01 pmMy band played that one. Or at least, we gave it our best. While I was able to nail the solos in rehearsal, the live performance is an entirely 'nother milieu. At least I could hit (and can still hit) the high vocal harmonies. We had fun, though. My, Dixie, dear.
Does anyone know what make and models of guitars that are being played on this record?
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
And especially Badfinger themselves. Saw them on that tour and they were pretty rough. Didn't help that the third act/opener, unbilled, was a guy just then making his living at a couple piano bars in L.A. - Billy Joel, who was just plain incandescent. That solo, all bends and slink with nary a 'straight' note in sight, always reminded me of a guy named Jeff and his Strat. And listening to the drums on this mix argues somebody had Hal Blaine and “Be My Baby” on the brain.mojofilter wrote: ↑Fri Jul 29, 2022 5:31 pm I played in bands for almost 30 years. I'd give anything to be able to hear people who could recreate this sound. Especially someone who could play this solo.
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
Great poster! Thanks for...posting!rtbcIII wrote: ↑Fri Jul 29, 2022 10:12 pmAnd especially Badfinger themselves. Saw them on that tour and they were pretty rough. Didn't help that the third act/opener, unbilled, was a guy just then making his living at a couple piano bars in L.A. - Billy Joel, who was just plain incandescent. That solo, all bends and slink with nary a 'straight' note in sight, always reminded me of a guy named Jeff and his Strat. And listening to the drums on this mix argues somebody had Hal Blaine and “Be My Baby” on the brain.mojofilter wrote: ↑Fri Jul 29, 2022 5:31 pm I played in bands for almost 30 years. I'd give anything to be able to hear people who could recreate this sound. Especially someone who could play this solo.
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
Ditto, what a great-to-see poster! Love it . . . also, commenting on the acetate it occurs to me that there is also an "original mix" which Apple has released. Someone mentioned it was the single mix—at least we know there are three versions out there: original mix, LP mix and single mix. I sure hope this turns out to be a legit acetate.
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
Next week I will take detailed pictures of it and post them here so we can all scrutinize it together!Gringo557 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 29, 2022 10:42 pm Ditto, what a great-to-see poster! Love it . . . also, commenting on the acetate it occurs to me that there is also an "original mix" which Apple has released. Someone mentioned it was the single mix—at least we know there are three versions out there: original mix, LP mix and single mix. I sure hope this turns out to be a legit acetate.
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Re: Badfinger "Baby Blue" (1972 Apple Records Acetate)
"Breaking Badfinger"Ziggy C wrote: ↑Thu Jul 28, 2022 11:01 pm Baby Blue. The tune that closes out Breaking Bad.
My band played that one. Or at least, we gave it our best. While I was able to nail the solos in rehearsal, the live performance is an entirely 'nother milieu. At least I could hit (and can still hit) the high vocal harmonies. We had fun, though. My, Dixie, dear.
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