Mac Miller’s Tiny Desk Concert is Now Re-mastered in High Definition

LazyLoaded Visuals

Mac Miller's 2009 NPR Tiny Desk Concert is now available in remastered high definition thanks to a dedicated Machead and audio engineer.

The original video was shot in standard definition, but audio engineer and Mac Miller fan “LazyLoaded” spent months re-mastering the audio and visuals using cutting-edge AI tools. The result is a stunningly clear and vibrant video that captures the energy and intimacy of the performance.

Audio Enhancements

• Enhanced clarity and detail
• Reduced background noise
• Improved vocal performance

Visual Enhancements

• Increased resolution (1080p)
• Sharpened details
• Enhanced colors and contrast

LazyLoaded released the re-mastered video alongside a blog post detailing the process and tools he used. The post has been widely shared and praised by Mac Miller fans and music lovers alike.

Background

Mac Miller's Tiny Desk Concert was first published in 2009 and quickly became one of the most popular videos on NPR's YouTube channel. The concert features Miller performing an intimate set of songs, including "Knock Knock," "Best Day Ever," and "BDE Bonus." The video has been viewed over 100 million times.

Miller passed away in 2018 at the age of 26. His music continues to be celebrated by fans around the world and his Tiny Desk Concert remains one of the most beloved performances of his career.