Playin' In The Band | 1972-04-17 | Grateful Dead

View Notes- This version has been provided by an anonymous source.
- Level adjustments have been made.
- Transitions have been cleaned up and a few artifacts removed.
- One of the most exquisite shows they ever played, which has previously only been available in 44.1 flavour.
  This time you get the full 48.  Enjoy the extra hertzes.
- The dynamic range of the official release is 9 but for this it is 15. 
- All files have been tagged.



edited and mastered
SIRMick
February 2015

Transferrer: SirMick

2:55:33

SBD

gd1972-04-17.sbd.sirmick.34224.flac16

Source:

sbd > 16 track 2" MR>DAT4x > Delta Dio 2496 > Soundforge > wav > Cd Wave Editor > flac > wav > flac

Taper Notes:

View Notesnotes:

This is a further clean up of shnid 33802, which incorporates those already made on shnid 34032.

I have now repaired all digital errors that I was able to hear on d1 and 2, and two that were missed in Dark Star.

Their was a particularly stubborn problem at approximately 0:42 into China Cat, which I eventually patched with a 36 ms sample from shnid 9390.  I don't think it's noticeable.

It was brought to my attention (thanks Phil) that according to The Tapers Compendium, set one ended after Black Throated Winded.  Jerry says " We are gonna take a very short break here .....) so I've revised the setlist accordingly.

edited by
SIRMick
April 2006

Transferrer: SirMick

gd1972-04-17.sbd.sirmick.34038.sbeok.flacf

Source:

This is a clean up of shnid 33802.

Taper Notes:

View NotesAs well as repairing the digital errors on d3, I have eliminated some small gaps between tracks on d1 and d2.  I have also moved the "count in" to Playin' from the end of d1 to the start of d2 as this seems to make more sense.

edited by
SIRMick
April 2006

Transferrer: Jay Ashley

gd1972-04-17.sbd.ashley-field.34032.sbeok.flac16

Source:

Bertha Remaster of the Multi-Track Master Reel Source (SHN ID 338020

Taper Notes:

View NotesNotes:

Digitally Remastered using the Bertha Digital Audio Workstation by [email protected].  Completed April 14, 2006.

This was a terrible transfer with more than 100 digi-snits throughout the show. More than 16 hours was spent fixing most of them. There are a few small ones that remain. A couple of methods were used in fixing the digi-snits, including manually editing individual samples.

Bobby says "See you later, bye bye" at the end of One More Saturday Night. Frequency and spectral analysis shows the signature to be the same as the rest of the show. Though it may appear out of order, it is believed this is due to the show being partially broadcast on French TV and this may have been the end of the TV part of the show.

Between song tuning and banter was removed by someone and is not part of the original release. There appears to be tape machine noise between each song on the original. These small bips of noise were removed.

This is A fantastic show with absolutely wonderful sound.
Enjoy!

DVD audio extraction through flac compression by Gary Field 4/20/2006.  Thanks to Jay.

Source 5 of 6

gd1972-04-17.sbd.GEMS.33802.sbeok.flac16

Source:

SBD>16 track 2" MR>DAT4x>Delta Dio 2496>Soundforge>WAV>Cd Wave Editor>Flac

Taper Notes:

View NotesPLease note that several songs are not in what was previously considered the correct order (prior to this seed). To the best of our knowledge, Mr. Charlie was not performed that night, but you never know.

A GEMS production -+-+- www.shnflac.net -+-+- April 2006

Source 6 of 6

gd72-04-17.sbd.vernon.9390.sbeok.shnf

Source:

SBD>??>French TV Broadcast>C>DAT>CDR

Taper Notes:

View NotesSBD>??>French TV Broadcast>C>DAT>CDR; Several missing tracks, see info file for details; via Raoul Duke; Seeded to etree by Matt Vernon