Life During Wartime | 1992-09-25 | Max Creek

3:02:26

Rating:

6.00 / 1 rating

Taper:

Joe LeClair

Transferrer:

Tony Masiello

SHNID:

maxcreek1992-09-25.masiello.aud.48.flac16

Source:

Sonic Studios (taped to the pole)--> Denon DTR-80P DAT (48khz)

Lineage:

Casio DAR-100 DAT --> Coaxial S/PDIF --> Aardavark Direct Pro 24/96 --> CDWAV --> FLAC

Taper Notes:

View NotesMax Creek
1992-09-25
The Paradise Rock Club
Boston MA USA

lineage
recording: Sonic Studios (taped to the pole)--> Denon DTR-80P DAT (48khz)
mastering: Casio DAR-100 DAT --> Coaxial S/PDIF --> Aardavark Direct Pro 24/96 --> Adobe Audition for EQ --> CDWAV --> FLAC

recorded by: Joe LeClair
mastered by: Tony Masiello

*** please note ***
This is a digital copy of the original 48khz recording. It is not compatible with Audio CDs and the derivative files may not be compatible with some playback devices. Please feel free to create a resampled/edited version of this show. Thanks!

Lesson: Metal poles do not absorb loud soundwaves the same way a human head does. This recording is a testement to that. Sonic Studio mics are binaural mics are intended to be 'worn' by the taper, or mounted to something head like (my nerf recording to come). The original recording was very boomy on the low end, to the point of being unlistenable. For this recording I used the Graphic Equalizer filter in Adobe Audition to roll off the excess bass response. I used the 30 band EQ and began at 400hz droping the volume 1db, and continuing to decrease the volume an additional 1db at each step, with the final step, 31< hz at -12db.

Deck was stopped abruptly just as Not Fade Away ends, probably to conserve tape for the encore, which does cut.