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June 6th
1 show
1 tape
Years
2011
1 show
1 tape
2009
5 shows
5 tapes
2008
8 shows
10 tapes
2007
4 shows
4 tapes
2006
5 shows
6 tapes
2002
28 shows
28 tapes
2001
6 shows
6 tapes
2000
3 shows
3 tapes
1998
1 show
1 tape
2001
12/31/01
Right Place Wrong Time
5:32
Time Will Tell ->
20:08
Pendulum ->
3:54
Fly Like an Eagle
9:09
Time ->
10:20
2002 Countdown ->
0:49
Touch of Grey
6:26
Young Boy
19:25
Chameleon
6:50
So Glad to See You
9:53
ScoMule
6:13
Lay it Down
18:59
US Blues
6:30
Skywater
9:28
Crawfish Shuffle
14:46
Song Remains the Same Jam ->
2:12
In the Flesh ->
2:53
Mating Drive ->
6:35
Pendulum Reprise ->
10:42
Space ->
6:54
Wheels ->
12:38
I Want You
23:53
Taxi Driver
6:16
Drums ->
5:40
Atlas
6:08
West LA Fadeaway
6:51
Memory
27:12
Pigs
12:19
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Leonard Cooper
4:38:35
SBD
Rating:
10.00 / 1 rating
Taper:
Leonard Cooper
Transferrer:
Leonard Cooper and joel at jamlivedotorg
SHNID:
ah2001-12-31.shnf
Source:
Matrix: [SBD > D8] + [Microtech Geffell MG210s > Hosa silver conductor cables > Oade M148 > Oade SBM-1 > Tascam DA-P1]
Lineage:
CD > EAC > WAV > SHN
Taper Notes:
View NotesDetailed Transfer Info: The soundboard matrix feed was recorded on a Sony D8, first in line. The ambient audience recording was made with Microtech Geffell MG210s > Hosa silver conductor cables > Oade M148 > Oade SBM-1 > Tascam DA-P1. I then load the recordings into the computer using Samplitude 2496. EQ and levels were applied to the matrix recording, then it is time synced with the audience recording. The whole show is 4 hours and 45 min. Each CD has to be mastered with an appropriate amount of compression/expansion to make the recordings sound good even on a boom box. All of this work is done at real time. That is to say that the recordings are played and played and played, over and over again until the right sound is achieved. Files are then created that will become the CDs. Since all the recordings are made at a 48 kHz sample rate they have to be converted to the 44.1 kHz of CD format. The conversion will take about 18 hours of computer time alone. All recordings are processed on the computer as 32 bit files, they the have to be converted to the 16 bit CD format as well in a separate process. Index marks are applied, hopefully when each new song starts and then they are ready to burn. A one hour CD only takes about 5-6 minutes to burn. <> The cuckoo clocks and one mantle clock were recorded on DAT at some friends houses. The other clocks were recorded direct to my HD. Some spacey music from Albedo 3.9 by Vangelis was added to smooth things out. Apollo 11 radio transmissions from someplace on the web are buried in the background. My own voice for the 1950's sci-fi style countdown. All tied together with ProTools editor by Digidesign. Burned to CD and cued up and played at the show.