Relisten

1:46:21

Rating:

10.00 / 7 ratings

Taper:

Prof. Stoned

Transferrer:

Prof. Stoned

SHNID:

asmz2007-04-14.aud-flac16

Source:

Sony ECM-MS907 -> M-Audio Microtrack (16 bit, 44.1 khz)

Lineage:

M-Audio Microtrack -> USB -> HD -> Cubase SX 2.0 (using UAD Precision MB, EQ & LIM & UAD Pultec) -> CdWave -> Flac (8)

Taper Notes:

View NotesLine up:
Efrim: Guitar, Vocals
Sophie: Violin, Vocals
Beckie: Cello, Vocals
Jessica: Violin, Vocals
Ian: Guitar, Vocals 
Thierry: Upright Bass, Vocals
Eric: Drums

Taped & Mastered: Prof. Stoned

Mic position: 
The mic was taped upon the FX rack of the mixing island.
That rack is 1,8 meter high, and stands next to the soundboard on the right
side (as seen from behind the desk). About approx. 16 meters from the stage.
Because the mic was not exactly in the center of the P.A., I pointed it 
slightly to the left. 
A big thanks once again to Radwan for making this recording possible.

Notes:
The 2nd (and first full-length) show from this tour.
A good solid show with some real funny & sharp dialogue by Efrim & Co..
Two new songs (Tr. 1 & 3) were played and this is the first recording
to surface that captures them. 

The sound quality will not disappoint you fans.
The audience was dead quiet (during the songs), and the line array 
P.A. system sounded excellent and very 'direct' through the whole hall.
No cuts, mic obstruction, data compression or any other shortcomings 
here that occure on many audience recordings.

I mastered the recording with Multiband compression, EQ and Limiter 
VST plugins (see http://www.uaudio.com/products/uad-plug-ins.html)
which made the recording sound more 'alive'.
I hate it when a recording sounds processed and unnatural,
and so I always attempt to use these tools tastefully and only if required.

Advertising:
If you like this, make sure to hear my other ASMZ recordings as well. 
Especially the Luxembourg one is an exceptional show/recording.
My girlfriend who loves their music dearly regards it the most 
magical ASMZ show she ever heard.

http://www.archive.org/details/asmz_2006-05-02_aud2.flac16
http://www.archive.org/details/asmz-2006-05-19-aud.flac16

Enjoy!