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Paul Esch
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After listening to the vinyl 45 and the versions from the two CDs, the
45 version is just a fade of the LP version. Just make a gradual fade
from 4:10 to 4:27. Pat lists these as LP versions instead of LP
lengths because the LP version has a definite ending and the 45
fades out.
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edtop40
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i believe the 45 is an edit of the full cd version....
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Paul Esch
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Are you sure? Because there are certainly no edits before the final 20
to 30 seconds of the 45. Where would the edit be?
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The vinyl 45 running 4:27 is just an early fade of the LP length. There are no edits in it. Using the Rock of the 80's Volume 15 CD (Priority 53754), I have simulated the early 45 fade thanks to digital editing software technology. The thing I never could stand about my CD source though is the fact that the song's midrange sounds so incredibly harsh at louder volume levels. I must have spent several hours tweaking the EQ just to get everything to sound good.
By the way, I reported a long time ago that some commercial 45 copies have a time of 3:58 stated on the label. Was it ever determined if these pressings contained the short edit found on DJ 45 copies, or do they run 4:27 just like all other commercial copies?
Edited by Todd Ireland on 09 September 2006 at 10:11am
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Has anyone tried to recreate the short 45 edit from the promo? As I am attempting to create it, it seems that it either can't be done or it requires some very tricky editing.... There is s very strange edit towards the end of the song that I don't think can be replicated.
Can anyone provide some feedbsck?
I can send a dub if anyone needs a copy.
-Jeff
Edited by Fetta on 11 February 2013 at 3:07pm
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aaronk
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The promo 45 version cannot be edited from the LP version, as there is unique audio at 3:14 of this version. Rather than making a straight edit, they went back to the multi-tracks to create a seamless transition at the edit point. If anyone needs a perfect re-created version using audio from the 45, I have already done the work.
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