Help, pls.
Anyone out there has a mp3 file of the "Bokker T" instrumental?
My copy of the Boot 45 has become damaged and the sound is quite bad. I love this song and would like to have a better source to use.
Will appreciate your help
Alfredo
Booker T instrumental
Re: Booker T instrumental
Clearly our Alfredo has not read the filesharing disclaimer yetalfredovu wrote:Anyone out there has a mp3 file of the "Bokker T" instrumental?
:PAnyway, what's so special about this boot version of Booker T.? Longer running time or a different take altogether?
Re: Booker T instrumental
Clearly our Alfredo has not read the filesharing disclaimer yet :P
Anyway, what's so special about this boot version of Booker T.? Longer running time or a different take altogether?[/quote]
I read it actualy just after posting and felt baddly. Homme, feel free to delete the post.
Anyway, only special is that is just the instrumental on both channels.
:PAnyway, what's so special about this boot version of Booker T.? Longer running time or a different take altogether?[/quote]
I read it actualy just after posting and felt baddly. Homme, feel free to delete the post.
Anyway, only special is that is just the instrumental on both channels.
Re: Booker T instrumental
You mean the WL/WH audio track? Well then, that's easy. Rip your (legal) WL/WH CD (which is allowed), delete the spoken-word channel and copy the audio track to the empty channel. Hey presto!alfredovu wrote:Anyway, only special is that is just the instrumental on both channels.
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Re: Booker T instrumental
I made a CD version of the whole of WLWH with both channels playing the instrumental track on The Gift. (I had always done it with the balance knob before which was a nuisance). This has been part of my preferred version of the album for some time now. I think the album is actually better like this in the long term as generally music with spoken word does wear thin quite quickly.arjan wrote:You mean the WL/WH audio track? Well then, that's easy. Rip your (legal) WL/WH CD (which is allowed), delete the spoken-word channel and copy the audio track to the empty channel. Hey presto!
The only thing I could never decide was whether I should duplicate the instrumental track on L and R or simple delete the vocal and leave one channel empty. This approach seems strangely appropriate - especially on headphones where it creates an interesting sense of imbalance!
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Re: Booker T instrumental
Thanks Arjan, but this sounds too complicated for me ... probably i´m too old for this hi tech...arjan wrote: Rip your (legal) WL/WH CD (which is allowed), delete the spoken-word channel and copy the audio track to the empty channel. Hey presto!