02
1990
Sources
Taper: Gris
5:10:44
Taper:
Gris
Transferrer:
Hale
SHNID:
gd1990-02-26.137963.dbx.hale.flac16
Source:
Source: (2)Nak CP-100s w/CP-4 shotgun capsules > Tascam PortaOne 4-track cassette w/dbx type II on > Maxell XLII-S; Maxell XLII-S > Onkyo TA-2027 > dbx-224X decoder > Carver HR-722 > M-10 (16-bit WAVE/tracking) > Soundforge 9.0 (fades at tape flipps/start/end) > encoded to FLAC (level 8)w/TLH; this source contains two versions: a complete version and a slightly edited version that fits on two CDs (for that one person that still burns CDs)
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: This was recorded by my old friend and touring/taping partner Gris, with my gear while I was an honored guest (POW) of the state of Kanasas for a year(mostly 89 and early 90). After taping with my gear for a while Gris finally flipped for an incredible outfit including this Lunatek thing, a DAT deck, and a pair of balanced Neumann KM-140s. Gris recorded the Emmy Lou Harris at Lund Auditorium. The tape flip during set II was near the end of Terrapin(100's didn't save us). I faded out and back into it. I tried for a few hours to patch it, but had neverending problems with the speed of the patch source. It could easilly be due to my lack of experience with this process. It seemed much slower and just leaving my fades was preferable. I didn't get the impression that my masters sounded too fast. If I'm mistaken, please offer your opinion. I haven't noticed anything irregular in the speed of my source deck versus the speed of my play back deck which is my only workinig unit. I have read much about others having problems with this issue. I hope the recordings sound accurate. No enhancement or equalization was used in the recording or transfer of these or any of my recordings. Everything set straight up and flat. I included two versions, one fits on three discs and another slightly edited 2 disc version (nothing missing but the tuning and some crowd noise).