Опубликовано: 21 июля 2014 г.
Now on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GetBackEsto
Track List:
1. Get Back (1) - 0:07
2. Get Back (2) - 4:13
3. Don't Let Me Down (1) - 7:32
4: I've Got A Feeling (1) - 10:52
5: One After 909 - 15:59
6: Dig A Pony - 19:13
7: I've Got A Feeling (2) - 23:25
8: Don't Let Me Down (2) - 27:29
9: Get Back (3) - 31:03
Here
is the long awaited, and most requested, restoration of The Beatles
"Rooftop Concert" from January 30th, 1969. The audio quality has been
cleaned up to the best of my abilities, having listened to it multiple
times for any possible flaws I could detect. As of now, this is the
largest, longest, and most complicated restoration video I've done to
date. Also, I felt that video footage from the concert could not be used
due to the fact that there was enough audio removed that it would not
sync up and look out of place.
In addition, the concert was
originally going to be broken up into several videos, but I felt it
could work better if it had one continuous flow; without disruption, so
as to not break away from the (concert's) overall experience. However, I
made sure to section up each song individually by putting in the times
at which they are played, so as to give the option of jumping ahead to
listen to any particular song if or whenever desired.
Bare in
mind, I could not have worked on each instrument or vocals individually,
since I do not have access to the master tracks, so I had to work with
the audio that I had as a whole. Therefore, it's not going to be
perfect, but I did everything I could to get it to sound the best I
could with what I had to use.
Cleaning up wise, I lifted up the
audio by using hard limiting, volume control for audio that spiked up in
sound, click/pop removal, hiss reduction, fading in/out, delay for
polished sound and echo, and other various tools. Most of the time was
spent on editing. I also did not reuse audio from previous videos I
restored of some of these songs. They are completely redone in this one.
Each song was worked on and edited individually, as well as any
audio and conversations in between. I also made sure that any audio
removed, which there was quite a bit of due to the fact that there were
moments that it just seemed either pointless or boring or just dragged
on for far too long, would have smooth transition and not even be
noticeable. However, there are moments where the audio sounds like it's
going in and out during discussions on the roof, but they were
originally there, so they are not the result of poor editing (just to
make sure if someone points it out).
Well, I hope the wait was worth it to you guys, and that you enjoy a trip down memory lane, but in a new way. Peace and Love!
Track List:
1. Get Back (1) - 0:07
2. Get Back (2) - 4:13
3. Don't Let Me Down (1) - 7:32
4: I've Got A Feeling (1) - 10:52
5: One After 909 - 15:59
6: Dig A Pony - 19:13
7: I've Got A Feeling (2) - 23:25
8: Don't Let Me Down (2) - 27:29
9: Get Back (3) - 31:03
Here
is the long awaited, and most requested, restoration of The Beatles
"Rooftop Concert" from January 30th, 1969. The audio quality has been
cleaned up to the best of my abilities, having listened to it multiple
times for any possible flaws I could detect. As of now, this is the
largest, longest, and most complicated restoration video I've done to
date. Also, I felt that video footage from the concert could not be used
due to the fact that there was enough audio removed that it would not
sync up and look out of place.
In addition, the concert was
originally going to be broken up into several videos, but I felt it
could work better if it had one continuous flow; without disruption, so
as to not break away from the (concert's) overall experience. However, I
made sure to section up each song individually by putting in the times
at which they are played, so as to give the option of jumping ahead to
listen to any particular song if or whenever desired.
Bare in
mind, I could not have worked on each instrument or vocals individually,
since I do not have access to the master tracks, so I had to work with
the audio that I had as a whole. Therefore, it's not going to be
perfect, but I did everything I could to get it to sound the best I
could with what I had to use.
Cleaning up wise, I lifted up the
audio by using hard limiting, volume control for audio that spiked up in
sound, click/pop removal, hiss reduction, fading in/out, delay for
polished sound and echo, and other various tools. Most of the time was
spent on editing. I also did not reuse audio from previous videos I
restored of some of these songs. They are completely redone in this one.
Each song was worked on and edited individually, as well as any
audio and conversations in between. I also made sure that any audio
removed, which there was quite a bit of due to the fact that there were
moments that it just seemed either pointless or boring or just dragged
on for far too long, would have smooth transition and not even be
noticeable. However, there are moments where the audio sounds like it's
going in and out during discussions on the roof, but they were
originally there, so they are not the result of poor editing (just to
make sure if someone points it out).
Well, I hope the wait was worth it to you guys, and that you enjoy a trip down memory lane, but in a new way. Peace and Love!
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