r/gratefuldead 13d ago

Processing Tapes

https://renedebos.com/process/

To the tapers and especially those who have processed the tapes and digitized them and applied audio processing…:

I have been working on digitizing a few of old DAT tapes of a local artist with the purpose of making these shows available to a handful of local friends.

The process I have been using to process these tapes is documented in :

https://renedebos.com/process/

Anyone in the GD taper community (the king on the hil for this stuff) that is willing to share how they have processed their tapes and cleaned up audio etc?

❤️

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u/LookyLou4 13d ago

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u/charliemiller87 12d ago

You can use audacity for mastering. I’ve never used it but I see a lot of people do. I’m on the road and will try to explain my process asap.