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does anyone have the 45 version of this song on cd or cdr.....the 45 starts without a fade in while the cdr version i have from "greatest hits" cd is a fade in.......
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It's possible to fix the fade in to a non-fade in. As long as the entire song is intact, and there's nothing missing from the beginning, it can be done. If you crank up the volume at the beginning, can you hear the first note of the song?
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Of course, the down side to cranking up the volume during the fade-in is you could wind up with an overabundance of tape hiss in the process.
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It depends on if the song was faded in when it was being mastered to an analog tape or not. If it was faded in on a digital master, then you really wouldn't have much excess tape hiss. Furthermore, I've had good results using this process and then removing some of the extra tape hiss using Cool Edit Pro. Just for fun, I created a non-fade out version of "Glory Days" by Springsteen. I was able to remove the ending hiss, making it sound really nice!
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While on the subject of "You Could Have Been A Lady" I notice that I have "LP version" listed by the only appearance of this song on cd in the U.S. Don't know where I came to that conclusion since I do not have the vinyl LP that this song originally appeared on. What is the title of that vinyl LP so I can obtain a copy? Anyone know of 45 vs. LP differences for this song?
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The parent album is titled "April Wine" and was issued in 1972 on Big Tree 2012 (it "Bubbled Under" at #205). I'm not sure what the difference (if any) there is between album vs single version.
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the 45 starts the song off loud while the cd version that i have fades into the song at the start......anyone have a cd version that starts loud and not faded in???
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I know this doesn't answer anybody's questions about April Wine's "Could Have Been a Lady", but while we're on the subject... On my copy of Dick Bartley Presents Collector's Essentials: The '70s CD (Varese Sarabande 5706) the song's ending is severely truncated. (I had to smooth out the fade on my Adobe Audition software.) Just want to check and see if the ending is truncated on anybody else's CD copy? A record label with a good reputation like Varese is normally more careful about this kind of thing.
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does anyone need an mp3 copy of the actual 45 for their review???
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an MP3 of YCHBAL 45 would be fantastic! what's your source? I remember it from top40 radio in 1972 up near Toronto Canada (CHUM) and now that I have it on CD, i HATE that it fades in! thanks!
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Todd Ireland wrote:
| On my copy of Dick Bartley Presents Collector's Essentials: The '70s CD (Varese Sarabande 5706) the song's ending is severely truncated. (I had to smooth out the fade on my Adobe Audition software.) Just want to check and see if the ending is truncated on anybody else's CD copy? |
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I don't think it's just your CD. The fade was truncated on mine as well, although I'm not as in tune with fades as I am with other facets of a typical 45.
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some intersting notes
the 45 runs about 3:38 while the version i have on cd runs 3:20
the 45 label states the run time as 3:20
there is an import cd from canada titled "on the reocrd" which has a 3:40 version on it........this may be the true 45 version
this may be an instance where the 45 was originally mislabeled as 3:20 and cd versions subsequent to its issusance where edited/massaged to match the erroneous 45 run time
let me know what you think
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Okay, I finally did a comparison of the original US 45 and original US album version and here's what I found:
The 45 lists a run time of 3:20 but actually runs 3:35. The beginning starts cold at full volume.
The album version lists a run time of 3:23 but actually runs 3:28. The album's first track segues into "You Could Have Been A Lady" and the beginning actually does fade-in to full volume. The song fades out early to a segue of the next song.
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Just got a stock 45 in for this today. 45 is mono, listed time is 3:20, actual 3:34. Guitar at beginning, as has been noted, starts at full volume and not a fade in. Deadwax says BELL 1229 2372.
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