Relisten

View NotesDo not sell.  Do not encode to mp3 or other lossy formats.

I have chosen to make both the soundboard and matrix sources available as both have their relative merits.  The soundboard source is obviously very clean from crowd noise and has a nice stereo split, but lacks much of a live feel.  The matrix source provides a live feel, but also adds a pretty heavy amount of crowd noise.  Which version you prefer will probably depend on personal taste.  Note that the matrix source is soundboard-only for the first six minutes due to the incomplete nature of the audience recording.

Huge thanks to the band and Anton at Rescue Rooms for allowing soundboard access, and also to Rich for use of the MZ-N710, without which the matrix source wouldn't have been possible.

No thanks to Sony for burying the "Erase All" function on the MZ-N710 within a menu structure completely different to that of other MD units I've used.

Taper: Rob

47:52

SBD

eits2004-02-09.sbd-ecm717.rob.shnf

Source:

Matrix of: Soundboard > Sony MZ-R900 and Sony ECM-717 > Sony MZ-N710

Lineage:

MZ-R900 line-out > Genius soundcard line-in > wave (Goldwave) > fades & normalising (Goldwave) > mixing (Multiquence) > track indexes (CD Wave) > splits, Level 8 FLAC Compression & tagging (foobar2000)

Taper Notes:

View NotesDo not sell.  Do not encode to mp3 or other lossy formats.

I have chosen to make both the soundboard and matrix sources available as both have their relative merits.  The soundboard source is obviously very clean from crowd noise and has a nice stereo split, but lacks much of a live feel.  The matrix source provides a live feel, but also adds a pretty heavy amount of crowd noise.  Which version you prefer will probably depend on personal taste.  Note that the matrix source is soundboard-only for the first six minutes due to the incomplete nature of the audience recording.

Huge thanks to the band and Anton at Rescue Rooms for allowing soundboard access, and also to Rich for use of the MZ-N710, without which the matrix source wouldn't have been possible.

No thanks to Sony for burying the "Erase All" function on the MZ-N710 within a menu structure completely different to that of other MD units I've used.