My first instinct was to consider it fake stereo but if the guy who mastered it (John Matousek) did fake stereo for it, why not also for My Girl. It's not bad soundwise: all stereo except for a mono version of The Temptations My Girl and the subject of this post, a strange sounding version of Papa Was A Rollin' Stone. I have this 80's Motown compilation double LP called 25 #1 Hits From 25 Years. But I think the program is simply brilliant. The one area that I have elected to avoid using CR is on electronic music, with at least back then gave CR fits with false reading to repair.
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If you don't know the back story, he used his considerable skills to write code for multiple math/stat approaches to identify issues to be corrected in his conversion of his classical record collection to digital. Further, he worked with some other audio gurus along the way to really ramp up the capabilities of CR as a tool. All I know is that over the next few years, he found a way to eliminate those processing effects. Davies asked me to make specific runs and to send him those results. Once I processed it through ClickRepair, all of that wonderful space was eliminated and the recording sounded dull. The recording was noisy and needed to be cleaned up somehow, but the recording had this magnificent soundscape or aural sound stage that added immense sparkle to the recording. About that time, I sent him a mono recording of some American rockabilly, a 45 I wanted to add to a compilation dub CD I was making. I purchased ClickRepair from him back in 2005/06 time frame. Stefan, you are correct about professor Brian Davies, the mathematician and statistician, who developed ClickRepair. Davies has always been generous with his time, at least with me. We are may soon lose a legend in the vinyl-to-digital community.
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The Java “jar” file ClickRepair.jar will run on any platform using Java 1.8, license is also cross platform. He replied because he remembered that I use a MacBook Pro: Thanks for that. you did a stellar, magnificent job on and with ClickRepair. Nor can I run the old site or sell new licenses. I am too ill to continue and I can’t speak on behalf of where things might go.
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This he wrote me: You need to keep good backups of the software and the license. Asked him about his distribution platform and updates. I communicated with Brian Davies last night actually (and before I saw you mentioned him). Click to expand.Stefan, you are correct about professor Brian Davies, the mathematician and statistician, who developed ClickRepair.
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