DMB2008-07-04.DPA4023>AETAPSP2.flac24 (Jeff Brock)

[prdstmnky11]

View this show in Tour Central (http://www.antsmarching.org/tour/ViewShow.php?ShowID=3829)

Dave Matthews Band
July 4, 2008
Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park

Charleston, S.C.

Taper: Jeff Brock
Source: DPA4023 > AETA PSP 2 > 744t at 24/48
Location: FOB slightly right of center @ 12' ORTF
Transfer: 744t > USB > PC
Edit: wav > samplitude > wav > CD Wave > wav
Conversion: wav > FLAC frontend 1.7.1 > .flac

---Please do not encode to any lossy format (mp3) except for personal use---


01: Seek Up *
02: Old Dirt Hill *
03: Best of Whats Around +
04: Crush *
05: You Might Die Trying *
06: #41 *
07: Everyday *
08: Corn Bread *
09: Sail Away ~
10: Sledgehammer *
11: Ants Marching *
12: Sister Ä
13: So Damn Lucky *
14: Louisiana Bayou *
15: Crash Into Me *
16: So Much to Say *
17: ASTB *
18: Too Much *
19: Encore Break
20: Hey Hey My My (Into the

Black)+
21: Tripping Billies *

Show Notes:
Send good thoughts for LeRoi
* Jeff Coffin
+ No Horns
~ Dave, Carter and Tim
Ä Dave, Tim, Carter and

Rashawn

Fingerprint/MD5:
Flac files exist in 24/48

[prdstmnky11]

This is the first time i've attempted to upload a show so please let me know if I did something incorrectly.

[A.K.A]

ill seed this after i complete it as my upload sucks!

but i am getting killer dl speeds! ill be done with this in less than 1 1/2 hours!

[prdstmnky11]

DL speed are sucking b/c there are only 2 seeders and 300 Leachers. should have better speeds in the next few hours.

[prdstmnky11]

ill seed this after i complete it as my upload sucks!

but i am getting killer dl speeds! ill be done with this in less than 1 1/2 hours!
DL speeds should be quicker now. I show about 250 seeders.
:monkey

[dmbdentist]

great recording

[bdfresh62]

What is the best way to split this up on discs?

[rheofan]

Not able to download yet but that was one great show! Glad that I didn't have to travel to see them this time! Hope they come back again!

[cooper]

Thanks dude. Sounds great!

[OhJohn]

Thanks for the up.Thanks to Jeff. Great turn around.

[dmbtwister]

Thank you - Rock on!

[Vytis33]

Is there a reason this file keeps saying it's an 'invalid torrent file'??? Any help would be much appreciated, it was such a great show.

[scguitar]

I'll try to do this correctly, but I'm a newbie a bit technically challenged. Please be patient. Thanks for the tunes!!

[dwdrums36]

Great recording...Is anyone else finding that Tripping Billies is on here twice?

[AntsCrushMe]

thank you!

[seahawk16]

I too am getting an invalid torrent message. Help is greatly appreciated!!

[bdfresh62]

FYI the way I split up my discs:

Disc 1: Seek Up through YMDT
Disc 2: #41 through So Damn Lucky
Disc 3: Bayou through Billies

Also if you import into iTunes, if you right click on the songs, choose Get info, click the option tab, choose +100% volume adjustment and select Treble Booster equalizer setting. Makes it sounds great.

[toolisnifty]

im getting invalid torrent as well anyone got some help for me?

[toolisnifty]

i got it to work now. instead of just clicking the link i right clicked and saved as if anyone else has a problem try that

[Chadwick409]

i'm getting invalid torrent anyway i try it.

[rheofan]

Great Recording! Am seeding it right now! Twas an awesome show, one of the best out of the 9 or 10 that I've seen.. and in the hometown no doubt! Keep the shows coming!

[Ava423]

Awesome. Sounds Great. Thank you! :)

[brendan948725]

thanks so much!

[cheek77vols]

Does anyone know if a 16 bit version is up anywhere yet? I saw this show and it was a face melter so i can't wait to rock it again!!!

[prdstmnky11]

Does anyone know if a 16 bit version is up anywhere yet? I saw this show and it was a face melter so i can't wait to rock it again!!!
Try DreamingTree

[YellowFish06]

FYI the way I split up my discs:

Disc 1: Seek Up through YMDT
Disc 2: #41 through So Damn Lucky
Disc 3: Bayou through Billies

Also if you import into iTunes, if you right click on the songs, choose Get info, click the option tab, choose +100% volume adjustment and select Treble Booster equalizer setting. Makes it sounds great.
Hey thanks for that tip about Itunes, I tried it and it is great!

[jhecker]

This show was great, except for the drunk people trying to push their way to the front.

I was hoping that to find the Star Spangled Banner opening. Does anyone know where I could find that piece?

Thanks,

Jeremy

[3gendmb]

That was Hendrix's opener... I could up a tape of a tape.. but you can find much cleaner versions..

Jeff

[jhecker]

That was Hendrix's opener... I could up a tape of a tape.. but you can find much cleaner versions..

Jeff

So that wasn't Tim playing at all?

[rheofan]

look up the dreamingtree.org.... and you'll find it with the star spangled banner.... plus they were plugged into the board.... this a great recording too though.... check it out!

[dobyblue]

The problem with 24/48 is that unless you have equipment at temperatures around zero degress, no-one here will be able to resolve 24-bit. You max out at around 20/21 bit.

That's why 24/96 was chosen by Meridian Audio as the recommended resolution for DVD-Audio, because the extra sampling rate makes up for the shortcomings of 24-bit.

It is very unlikely that any of you would be able to pick out the 24/48 mix of this tape over the 16/44.1 mix, but highly likely that on a good system you'd pick out a 24/96 mix over the 16/44.1 mix.

Far too many studies show this:

http://www.ambisonic.net/pdf/hiresaudio.pdf
http://www.meridian-audio.com/ara/

If you're ripping from vinyl, 24/44.1 or 24/48 is great because you elimate the harmonic distortions that are inherent in analog vinyl recording, but for a direct to digital source like these, 24/96 is superior to 24/48 in all stages.

[rheofan]

Ok sorry they were set behind the sound board and such... but good recording! Great show!

[3gendmb]

I would be willing to bet that a loud concert taped in 24/48 and converted to 24/96 would not be detectable in a double blind test of even the most "self-acclaimed" audioplhiles - regardless of playback equipment. We tape at 24bits to faciltate editing and protect headroom - loosing far less shows to "running too hot" because of the limitations of 16bit. And if your primary means of playback is an ipod or computor (not equiped with a 24/96 soundcard... discussing bitrate or sampling rate is well outside of what is actually being heard. Trust your ears - they are after all the final judge of what is pleasing to your musical soul.

[dobyblue]

Of course if you taped in 24/48 and converted to 24/96 you wouldn't hear any difference - you can't magically add resolution that isn't there.

However, taping in 24/96 and converting to 24/48 is noticeable.

I don't listen to iPod's and I don't listen to computers. I have the following set-up:

Fronts - Paradigm Monitor 11v5
Centre - Paradigm Monitor CC-370v4
Rears - Paradigm Monitor 11v4
Sub - Paradigm Servo 15v2

That gives me +/- 2dB from 15Hz to 22kHz and a 20kHz test tone is noticeable on my system, as is a 12Hz test tone even with everything nailed down.

I trust my ears implicity. The Downward Spiral was re-mastered at 24/192, yet it was presented at 24/48 on the DVD-A side of the DualDisc. Compare it to the DSD version on the SACD and it's night and day to my ears. The 24/48 falls well short and my system doesn't even do DSD natively, it converts to 24/96 PCM.

[cutigers09]

this was an awsome show!

[3gendmb]

http://www.lavryengineering.com/documents/Sampling_Theory.pdf

This probably falls into the same category as cable quality.. However, there are no existing studies that include double blind testing where audiophiles of any stature beat the mean in picking 96 over 48khz native recordings.

[dobyblue]

The article backs up my original thesis that 20/60 is the desired minimal level, hence why Meridian's paper suggests using 24/96 for MLP, the one written by Bob Stuart. It also shows that 24/96 was more desirable in listening tests, but not due to the high frequency response.

http://www.meridian-audio.com/w_paper/Coding2.PDF

Conclusions:

CONCLUSIONS

This article has reviewed the issues surrounding the transmission of high-resolution digital audio. It is suggested that a channel that attains audible transparency will be equivalent to a PCM channel that uses:

a) 58kHz sampling rate, and
b) i) 14-bit representation with appropriate noise shaping, or
ii) 20-bit representation in a flat noise floor, i.e. a ‘rectangular’ channel

This conclusion has the following obvious implications:

a) The CD channel with 44.1kHz 16-bit coding (even with noise shaping to extend the resolution) is inadequate

b) Even 48kHz sampling is not quite high enough

c) Sampling at 88.2kHz or 96kHz is too high, and therefore wasteful of data

d) The use of sampling rates above 96kHz to convey a wider audio bandwidth cannot currently be justified


And it definitely doesn't fall into the same category as cables, because you're not charging people $100 for a 24/192 recording over a free 24/48 recording unlike Monster Cable who want you to think there are four levels of HDMI and only the top cable is capable of 120Hz and deep colour when
a) there are no deep colour sources
b) there are no 120Hz sources
c) HDMI 1.1 specs for 4.6 Gbps transfer, almost 100 times more than any source currently on the market where a/v is concerned

[jifka]

Great show, my first in about 12 years. Glad to know that Dave and the guys still rock. Great "Sledghammer".

[eze12]

Im having a probalem downloading this does anyone have any suggestions?

[bannar7]

on the list in "tour Central" it says dave plays stairway to heaven but on the list of the recording it says its hey hey my my which one is it?

[bannar7]

did he really play stairway to heaven because i got hey hey my my

[raleighscratch]

i was at this show, i thought it was epic!!!