Hey Girl | 2006-01-14 | O.A.R.

2:28:48

Rating:

5.59 / 52 ratings

Taper:

Jason Reiser <jreiser_at_ecoutez_dot_com> and Ed Paff <[email protected]>

Transferrer:

Jason Reiser <jreiser_at_ecoutez_dot_com>

SHNID:

oar2006-01-14.mix.flac16

Source:

Mix in Post Environment of Jason's Audience source and Ed's Soundboard source (see Notes for details)

Lineage:

Adobe Audition > iZotope Ozone 3 > CD Wave 1.94.5 beta > FLAC 1.1.2

Taper Notes:

View NotesTapers: Jason Reiser  and Ed Paff 
Conversion (mixdown): Jason Reiser 
Source: Mix in Post Environment of Jason's Audience source and Ed's Soundboard source
     AUD: Schoeps MK4 > Sonosax SX-M2/LS > Sound Devices 722 @ 24bit/96kHz
          (mics in DINa, 13' high, at soundboard mixing location - section 6, ~ row M, center)
     SBD: SBD > Henry Engineering Patchbox > Creative Nomad Jukebox 3
Lineage (mixdown): Adobe Audition > iZotope Ozone 3 > CD Wave 1.94.5 beta > FLAC 1.1.2


Notes: The two sources were time synced as best as possible in Audition, and fades were
       applied.  This mix was subjected to VERY mild mastering effects in iZotope Ozone 3,
       namely a slight paragraphic EQ to restore a few dB of high frequency dropoff, and
       a slight midrange dip, and very slight multiband stereo imaging to widen the overall
       soundstage and introduce some presence.  This as well as the overall mix was done
       pretty much by ear (and per-sample calculations for shrinking the AUD source to
       overcome the clock shift).  It sounds great on my Genelec 1031APMs and Sennheiser
       600s, but you're always welcome to do your own personal mix if this one doesn't
       suit your taste.

       I swapped the L/R channels on the SBD source as I believe they are recorded backwards
       (based on the incorrect channel assignment during The Beatles' "Revolution" during 
       the Intro, and the less obvious channel balance on my audience recording.)  Maybe the 
       Patchbox was plugged in backwards or some other weirdness, but this certainly yeilded
       the best results.

       Thanks to Ed for giving permission to use his source and distribute it via the LMA.
       Thanks again to Mike Smith for my tickets, and to both he and OAR for the batteries.
       And finally thanks again to J.P. for letting me run my rig inside the soundboard cage,
       and for making and offering patches of such a kick-ass mix.  Nice work!        

       The sources of this mix are:
            AUD: http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=32815
            SBD: http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=32865


***** PLEASE DO NOT TRADE SHOW IN MP3 OR OTHER LOSSY FORMATS!!! *****



Disc 1 of 2                              Total: 75:06:23

01 Introduction                                 01:36:74
02 52-50                                        09:04:40
03 Right on Time                                07:12:60
04 Love and Memories                            03:45:10
05 59th Street Bridge Song > City on Down       11:03:23
06 The Wanderer                                 05:35:74
07 Black Rock                                   09:58:45
08 Revisited                                    06:31:13
09 Lay Down                                     05:02:59
10 One Shot                                     05:14:65
11 Hey Girl                                     10:01:10


Disc 2 of 2                              Total: 73:54:50

01 Heard The World                              05:50:62
02 Dakota                                       05:19:02
03 Wonderful Day                                04:03:23
04 Daylight the Dog *                           04:25:51
05 Delicate Few                                 09:14:24
06 Missing Pieces                               09:32:56
Encore:
07 I Feel Home                                  06:30:69
08 About Mr. Brown                              06:50:14
09 Program Director #                           09:52:23
10 This Was a Crazy Game of Poker               12:13:26


* with Colin Smith
# with Matisyahu