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Taper: Dan Heend
3:06:21
Rating:
10.00 / 2 ratings
Taper:
Dan Heend
SHNID:
skb2002-02-05.schoeps.shnf
Source:
{onstage} Schoeps CMC6/MK4V > Lunatec V2 > AD2K+ > DAARWIN-24 Laptop > Soundforge > SHN
Taper Notes:
View Notes*Dankseed Certification received 2002-05-18* and posted at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dankseeds/files/skb2002-02-05.mk4v-onstage/ Listening test performed by *5* danksters positive criteria met: Tracking- OK Seamless and complete- OK Lineage listed- OK Passes SHNTool- OK negative criteria met: DAE- NO Unecessary resampling- NO Diginoise- NO _________________________________________________________________________________ *24-bit/48kHz recording* From Left to right in stereo image and onstage: Steve Kimock - Guitars, steel table guitar [far left] Rodney Holmes - Drums, Percussion, techno-loop on laptop computer [just left of center by 2 feet] Alphonso Johnson - Bass guitar [between Rodney and Mitch on right] Mitch Stein - Guitar [far right] Recorded, mastered, and seeded by Dan Heend - [email protected] 16-bit mastering performed with Sound Forge 5.0 (in order: Fades at beginning and end of sets, downsampling to 44.1kHz with anti-alias on at level 4 [best quality], dithering and noise shaping applied with Waves L2 Ultramaximizer Type 1 dither with Ultra Noise shaping, truncation to 16-bit). All files were SHNTOOLed for proper CD sector boundaries. Overlapping fade tracks were created after SHNTOOLing. SHN files were then created. Drop fade (lead-in/out tracks) tracks & concatenate all remaining waves to achieve seamless recreation of original recording. There are MD5's of both the .wav files and the resultant .shn files. SHN seek files were appended. 24-bit .WAVs = 2.80GB 24-bit .APEs = 1.90GB 16-bit .WAVs = 1.84GB 16-bit .SHNs = 980MB Burned onto 4x74 minute Data CD's or 1xDVD-R in 24-bit/48kHz .APE format, 3x74min Audio CD's, or 2x74min 16-bit 44.1kHz SHN CD's. Submitted to Dankseeds for certification on 3/3/2002. **Note the 4 fade tracks on this seed. To play the show continuously in shnamp, the following files should not be loaded: d1t05 d2t01 d2t07 d3t01 Comments from Dan: Strange but pleasant venue. Stage about 4' high, packed underneath with giant loud-ass subwoofers. Steve's white road case was in the middle between the two guitarists, almost blocking Rodney's kick drum. They left the case there the whole show. Might have had something to do with gaining better separation onstage for the musicians. Mics were placed a foot or two left of the case, about Kimock's knee high to avoid being blocked in the center. Can't really tell if the box had an effect on the quality of the recording. There weren't that many people patched out of me that night, so that's why I did this mastering. No problems with the equipment. Rowdy crowd. Very experimental evening for the band.