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Re: Frank Sinatra - Nice 'N' Easy - 1960
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Martin Nathan
May 24, 2012, 9:02:49 PM5/24/12
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On Thu, 24 May 2012 01:11:31 -0400, John <jjaj...@netscape.net>
wrote:
>Recorded April 13, 1960. Didn't make US Top 40, but a favorite amongst
>Sinatra fans! I found this CD in the budget bin, it's a sampler for The
>Capitol Years, box set, of 1992. Digitally mastered by Larry Walsh, July
>1990. Bob Furmanek's name appears in the credit, but his brother, Ron,
>appears to be missing!
>
>Anyway, I did what I do best and remastered the CD (snippet) selection,
>until it met my approval. You don't make many friends this way, but, as
>I claimed many times, man was not prepared to (re)master, early on,
>record companies just wanted to yield money from this new digital media,
>with hopes to divorce themselves from vinyl records. Many songs had to
>remastered time and time again, for CD, just to keep up with the
>competition. Anyway, dynamically enhanced, balanced stereo channels, as
>well as altered frequencies (especially low), with a old version of
>Goldwave, but encoded to MP3 format in Audacity (like its encoder). I
>like when the band kicks into high gear! Love the dynamics of a Big Band!...
>
>http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/niceeasy.mp3
>
>No reply!
>
>John
I used to use Angelfire, but a lot of my links seemed to get blocked
on Facebook or BSN. I don't know if you have any problems, but I've
been using box.com and it works great
MN
wrote:
>Recorded April 13, 1960. Didn't make US Top 40, but a favorite amongst
>Sinatra fans! I found this CD in the budget bin, it's a sampler for The
>Capitol Years, box set, of 1992. Digitally mastered by Larry Walsh, July
>1990. Bob Furmanek's name appears in the credit, but his brother, Ron,
>appears to be missing!
>
>Anyway, I did what I do best and remastered the CD (snippet) selection,
>until it met my approval. You don't make many friends this way, but, as
>I claimed many times, man was not prepared to (re)master, early on,
>record companies just wanted to yield money from this new digital media,
>with hopes to divorce themselves from vinyl records. Many songs had to
>remastered time and time again, for CD, just to keep up with the
>competition. Anyway, dynamically enhanced, balanced stereo channels, as
>well as altered frequencies (especially low), with a old version of
>Goldwave, but encoded to MP3 format in Audacity (like its encoder). I
>like when the band kicks into high gear! Love the dynamics of a Big Band!...
>
>http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/images/niceeasy.mp3
>
>No reply!
>
>John
I used to use Angelfire, but a lot of my links seemed to get blocked
on Facebook or BSN. I don't know if you have any problems, but I've
been using box.com and it works great
MN
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