Elvis Presley - Sunset Boulevard

[John]

A repaired version of "Burning Love" [take 2 - listed as takes 3 & 4 on Sunset Boulevard] that reinstates a previously missing 21 second section of Emory Gordy's bass line during the tail end of the track. The EQ/FX are unaltered.

https://www.filemail.com/d/evhkvklnoguafbd

Thank you.

[KingElvis]

A repaired version of "Burning Love" [take 2 - listed as takes 3 & 4 on Sunset Boulevard] that reinstates a previously missing 21 second section of Emory Gordy's bass line during the tail end of the track. The EQ/FX are unaltered.

https://www.filemail.com/d/evhkvklnoguafbd

Thanks….but im not so sure I will notice any difference.
I didnt know the original track was faulty :/

[ElvisAliSellers]

I feel that the ’74 rehearsal is a lost cause (i.e., not possible to make good)
due to microphone distortion.

Certainly, even with the most advanced software and restroration skills, there will always be limitations when working with a substandard source.
Hopefully, you will hear a modicum of improvement on the before [raw] and after [restored] draft mix sample of "Down in the Alley" below.

https://www.filemail.com/d/izlkgukaoilpffn

[John]

I feel that the ’74 rehearsal is a lost cause (i.e., not possible to make good)
due to microphone distortion.

Certainly, even with the most advanced software and restroration skills, there will always be limitations when working with a substandard source.
Hopefully, you will hear a modicum of improvement on the before [raw] and after [restored] draft mix sample of "Down in the Alley" below.

https://www.filemail.com/d/izlkgukaoilpffn

That is a definite improvement, but the backing voices seem too low.

[ElvisAliSellers]

I feel that the ’74 rehearsal is a lost cause (i.e., not possible to make good)
due to microphone distortion.

Certainly, even with the most advanced software and restroration skills, there will always be limitations when working with a substandard source.
Hopefully, you will hear a modicum of improvement on the before [raw] and after [restored] draft mix sample of "Down in the Alley" below.

https://www.filemail.com/d/izlkgukaoilpffn

That is a definite improvement, but the backing voices seem too low.

Yeah, it's just a preliminary mix; nothing is locked in yet.
The backing vocalists, though, are quite overpowering on the raw mix and do need toning down a little.
You may also note that there is some separation of the individual background singers [centre-left, centre-right] which helps - to some extent - to project a comparatively broader sound picture.

[John]

I feel that the ’74 rehearsal is a lost cause (i.e., not possible to make good)
due to microphone distortion.

Certainly, even with the most advanced software and restroration skills, there will always be limitations when working with a substandard source.
Hopefully, you will hear a modicum of improvement on the before [raw] and after [restored] draft mix sample of "Down in the Alley" below.

https://www.filemail.com/d/izlkgukaoilpffn

That is a definite improvement, but the backing voices seem too low.

Yeah, it's just a preliminary mix; nothing is locked in yet.
The backing vocalists, though, are quite overpowering on the raw mix and do need toning down a little.
You may also note that there is some separation of the individual background singers [centre-left, centre-right] which helps - to some extent - to project a comparatively broader sound picture.

Yes I noticed. The backing singers do need toning down a touch, but they get a bit lost in the sample we've heard.

[ElvisAliSellers]

A repaired version of "Burning Love" [take 2 - listed as takes 3 & 4 on Sunset Boulevard] that reinstates a previously missing 21 second section of Emory Gordy's bass line during the tail end of the track. The EQ/FX are unaltered.

https://www.filemail.com/d/evhkvklnoguafbd

Thanks….but im not so sure I will notice any difference.
I didnt know the original track was faulty :/

The bass drops out at around 2:05-2:26 on the original mix [first heard on the 6363 Sunset FTD that came out in 2001].

[KingElvis]

A repaired version of "Burning Love" [take 2 - listed as takes 3 & 4 on Sunset Boulevard] that reinstates a previously missing 21 second section of Emory Gordy's bass line during the tail end of the track. The EQ/FX are unaltered.

https://www.filemail.com/d/evhkvklnoguafbd

Thanks….but im not so sure I will notice any difference.
I didnt know the original track was faulty :/

The bass drops out at around 2:05-2:26 on the original mix [first heard on the 6363 Sunset FTD that came out in 2001].

Ok, I often don’t notice these things