en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tubes
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Virtualdub a bunch of filters and replaced audio with CD audio.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tubes
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tubes
updated 8 years ago
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tubes
He was one of the best.
Made this about 10 years ago or so.
Devo does Hendrix
I could not find a good copy of this particular video (I like this version best) so I made this.
Used Virtualdub with Neat Video filter and a few others to clean it up the best I could. Adjusted audio timing and levels.
Original video was not very good. Sound was stereo though.
14fps 640x386 after cropping, resized to 854x480 23.976fps wide screen.
Re-Encoded with Xmedia Recode to You Tube recommended settings 1280x720.
I hope this is some kind of improvement.
Used Virtualdub2 adjustetd color, levels and adjusted the audio.
Just another old video I have had for awhile.
Ran it through Virtualdub with the NeatVideo filter and a few others.
Replaced the audio with original CD audio.
You have strayed upon the motorway to hell.
16:9 wide screen, CD audio, full song.
Cropped, resized, Neat Video filter and replaced audio with Virtualdub video editor.
Hard to believe this is the same person that did "Fool (If You Think It's Over)". He does have a good bit of range in his musical styling's though.
Virtualdub to edit and enhance video and to replace audio with CD audio.
Replaced the audio with HQ CD audio.
Edited the audio to fit the video.
Used Virtualdub video editor.
(Bernie Worrell, George Clinton, Eddie Hazel)
Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On - 1974
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funkadelic
All rights reserved.
All wrongs reversed.
Used Virtualdub with Neat Video filter and a few other filters to clean up the video, also to replace and adjust audio timing.
Pretty good quality video and excellent audio quality.
Added to the beginning and end of the video.
Used Virtualdub to do the whole thing.
HD 720p
This instrumental was recorded in a home studio a while back.
somewhere around 2005.
This was a band my cousin and I worked with a lot a few years back. All cover songs.
Soundboard recording direct to Digital Mini-Disc, edited and remixed with Adobe Audion (Original).
Re-Edited with Adobe Audion, minor tweaks and audio levels.
Virtualdub to adjust video speed and audio overdub. (New Audio/Video Mix)
"Journey Through the Universe: Beyond the Speed of Light" accelerated 10 times the normal speed.
Dan Tepper: Lead Vocals
Tom Bozek: Guitar
Paul Lint: Bass
Mike Elayazra: Drums
James Brown: Sound
It's pretty good quality.
Used Virtualdub video editor.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphaville_(band)
Used Virtualdub along with Neat Video filter, color enhancement and logo filters.
The original audio was not that great.
Used Adobe Audition to edit the CD audio to fit the video.
Slowed down the frame rate of the video to sync with the audio.
All rights reserved.
All wrongs reserved.
Original hit by The Jaggerz (1970 written by Donnie Iris.
Cleaned up the video and audio, the best I could.
Used Virtualdub with Neat Video filter and bunch of other filters as well for the video.
Used Adobe Audition to adjust audio levels and equalize audio.
Cleaned up the video and audio, the best I could.
Used Virtualdub with Neat Video filter and bunch of other filters as well for the video.
Used Adobe Audition to adjust audio levels and equalize audio.
All Rights and All Wrongs Reserved.
Re-encoded with Virtualdub, Neat Video plugin filter and adjusted audio.
I had to crop and resize to try to get a more correct aspect ratio.
The Band - The Weight (Syria Mosque 1970)
Composer : Robbie Robertson
Genre : Classic Rock
Recorded date : 1970
Encoded date : UTC 2017-02-28 02:37:48
Comment : Syria Mosque Pittsburgh PA. November 1, 1970
I claim no rights to this video, I just edited it.
Scott Blasey of The Clarks helps out on vocals.
Cleaned up video with Virtualdub and Neat Video plugin filter.
I did the best I could to clean this video up, but was limited by the source video (320x240 with heavy compression).
Video is now 640x480.
Used VirtualDub video editor to manipulate the video and add the audio.
Audio is direct from CD.
Brain Capers 1971 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain_Capers
Replaced the live audio with the studio CD audio.
The live audio was okay until the announcer started talking about 2 minutes into the song, that was disappointing.
So I did the best I could trying to sync the audio with the video.
I only used Virtualdub with Neat Video plugin and a few others to clean up the video. Also crop and resize.
640x480.
The video isn't the best but looks better than the original video I used.
Uncensored HQ CD Audio
Edited audio with Audition so it would fit the video.
VirtualDub to crop, resize, Neat Video filter, add gaussian noise and fade the video.
Also to overdub the audio.
640x360
Then used VirtualDub to resize and export the video.
and a few other plugins.
Adjusted the blue levels and added a little gaussian noise.
Re-encoded with VirtualDub using the Neat Video plugin also to add the title I made.
Added a little bit of gaussian noise so it doesn't look as flat as the original video.
I think it looks better than the video used to make this one.
Exported from VirtualDub using x264 AVC and Nero AAC encoders set at a pretty high quality settings.
Who says re-encoding always will degrade the video.
Black Sabbath did a cover of this song on their first album also.
This original version is a little slower and more bluesy sounding.
I heard Sabbath's version first and only recently ran across this
when I was reading about Aynsley Dunbar on Wikipedia.
So I just made a little video to watch while listening.
Used Virtualdub to enhance the video and add the HQ CD audio.
x264 video encoder and Nero AAC audio encoder 1280x 720 resolution.
An old video I cleaned up a little with Virtualdub.
Jimmy Page is in the video also.
640x480
Corrected speed and replaced audio with HQ CD studio audio.
Used VirtualDub with Neat Video filter and some others to clean up video also replace sound, adjust video length and frame rate .
Original video I used is here: youtube.com/watch?v=Y15iusA4ylc
to compare my video with the original one I used.
Replaced audio, cropped, resized and Neat Video with VirtualDub.
The Palace Theater 1973 New York.
Used VirtualDub to crop, resize and clean up video the best I could using various filters (Black and White Levels-Saturation-Contrast-Neat Image Pro-Add Noise).
The first twenty seconds had a lot video issues, so I used A still image with the title and info to cover that up and blended that into the video.
VHS to DVD to H264 AVC Nero AAC.
This actually looks a lot better than the original. VirtualDub and Neat Video plugin filter are the reasons for that.
This is also a pretty good performance of the song.
Used VirtualDub to edit and enhance video, also to replace audio with HQ true stereo recording.
The original audio except for the vocals were prerecorded and did not sound all that good, that is why I replaced the audio (from CD).
If you want to see and hear the original google it " Sly & The Family Stone Thank You Dick Cavett "
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sly_and_the_Family_Stone
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Replaced audio with studio CD high quality audio.
Colorized Black and White video.
Used VirtualDub video editor for both tasks and encode video to h264.
There's a wounded rocket flying high, heading homeward
It came from a hollow, under a hill
And soon there'll be nobody left to kill
In California
Last night captain Black went dancing at the Whiskey A-Go-Go
When a well-known groupie knocked him back, busted his ego
Stoned out of his head, he crawled off to bed
The following morning he went to the pad
The missile was standing pointing to the skies of California
The red balloon was flying high, watching the weather
Captain Black was trying hard to get it together
Immediate names came into his brain
A rocket from China, a Russian plane
He pushed the wrong button and soon there'll be no place called
California
Live From Studio A - WQED, Pittsburgh
I cleaned it up the best I could, adjusted audio sync, cropped and resized to 16:9 widescreen 640x 360 with VirtualDub . Original was an old mpg file I found somewhere.
And yeah, once again, like it really matters:
COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright law that might otherwise be infringing. Please support your favorite artists by buying their creative works through official outlets wherever possible.
In My Minds Eye
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tears_for_Fears
From DVD to x264 using XMedia Recode.
And yeah, once again, like it really matters:
COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright law that might otherwise be infringing. Please support your favorite artists by buying their creative works through official outlets wherever possible.
The above copyright is the epitomy of the majority of videos I upload. In my opinion anyway.
Used various free programs: VirtualDub, WinAmp with Milk Drop Visuals, Video Pad and Xmedia Recode.
I used VirtualDub with bunch of filters in to clean up and add some color, adjust the frame rate and audio timing, add title, also to capture the WinAmp Milk Drop visuals.
Then Video Pad to overlay the two videos.
And last Xmedia Recode to copy the video, Encode the Audio and tag the file.
Audio was direct from Remastered CD, that I payed for.
And yeah, once again, like it really matters:
COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright law that might otherwise be infringing. Please support your favorite artists by buying their creative works through official outlets wherever possible.
Peace
Night Music with David Sanborn, 1989
Two songs I threw together, from a really old divx video I have.
Used VirtualDub and exported to x264 .mp4.
Lawyers Guns and Money
youtube.com/watch?v=1Rtvp5f1yoU&feature=player_detailpage#t=0
Splendid Isolation:
youtube.com/watch?v=1Rtvp5f1yoU&feature=player_detailpage#t=176
COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright law that might otherwise be infringing. Please support your favorite artists by buying their creative works through official outlets wherever possible.
Originally from the 'Grand Funk' Album.
This is a great performance of this song.
The origial video had been stretched out to 1280x720p and had a lot of interlace lines still visible.
I ran it through VirtualDub and had to use 3 different deinterlace filters, 1-Built in 2-A Commercial plugin 3-Area Based plugin deinterlacers. Wow never had to do that before!
Resized it back to 640x480p (probably more like the the original was).
Ran some filters to clean it up, adjust color, add grain.
Exported to HQ H264 mp4 with VirtuaDub Export feature.
It looks a lot better than the way I found it. You may notice a trace of interlacing lines. You may not notice any at all. You may not know what the hell I'm talking about.
Hope you enjoy a better cleaner version of this video.
And once again, like it really matters:
COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright law that might otherwise be infringing. Please support your favorite artists by buying their creative works through official outlets wherever possible.
Yet I have numerous blocks and even 1 Copyright Infringement against me (Fǖ¢# you August Campbell). The above copyright is the epitomy of the majority of videos I upload. In my opinion anyway.
thanx if you read this far.
Peace


