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June 8th
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2024
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2023
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2022
3 shows
3 tapes
2019
2 shows
2 tapes
2016
4 shows
4 tapes
2014
1 show
1 tape
2012
3 shows
4 tapes
2011
1 show
1 tape
2010
8 shows
9 tapes
2009
12 shows
12 tapes
2008
26 shows
34 tapes
2007
20 shows
22 tapes
2006
13 shows
18 tapes
2005
4 shows
5 tapes
2004
3 shows
3 tapes
2003
4 shows
4 tapes
2002
5 shows
5 tapes
2008
6/22/08
City Boy
8:15
Been Around
6:40
Good Enough
3:47
Bein' Right
3:36
Creek Becomes a River
5:32
banter/how we doin'?
1:05
Goin' To New Orleans
4:00
Living In The Future >
4:39
T-Bone
8:22
Black Cat
5:53
banter
0:58
Conjugal Visit
3:55
Savannah
4:54
In The Night
8:05
setup banter/fish sticks
1:17
Northwest Passage
5:53
banter/get the mando
1:39
Loner
3:08
banter
1:59
Bright Place >
5:57
drums>
2:38
Bright Place
5:51
banter/travel plans/another round
5:42
Casey Jones
7:13
banter/swingers?
1:47
All Of Me
6:14
outro banter
1:28
FIN
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DPK/o-canis
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JB3 > sb1394 > Pc (CPC v3.02.5) > Audition > Flac burn
Taper Notes:
View NotesLocation: DFC ~6'FOB~4'v ceiling (see notes) Mic Config: PAS Source: Nak CM1000/CP-101 > Musilux> Oade T+mod UA5 (opti @16/48) > JB3 wav Conversion: JB3 > sb1394 > Pc (CPC v3.02.5) > Audition > Flac burn Format: 16-bit, 44 kHz Editing: Adobe Audition 1.0 (see Post Notes) CD-Wave (tracking/flac) Traders Little Helper (SBE check/repair) ********************************************************************** / / Please, help ensure live recordings remain easily accessible by / supporting the musicians: Attend their shows, buy their studio / releases, pick up some merch and bring someone new to this music. / / Spread the word www.waybacks.com / ********************************************************************** The Band: James Nash - guitar, vocals Warren Hood - violin, mandolin, vocals Joe Kyle Jr. - stick bass, vocals Chuck Hamilton - drums, vocals Source Notes: First set: Running from the drink rail area, elevated above the stage by 2', places us near the ceiling if stands are "normal" at 7.5'. The thin crowd allowed lower mic placement, about 6'. DPA wind screens in play. Second Set: Running Din'ish between tables, no more than 3' feet from any instrument and 2 from patrons to the left and right. Post NOTES (Only post processing noted below was applied to this material.) Editing done in 16bit/48khz realm: ---------------------------------------------------------------- - Clip repair - A bit second set - Level adjustment via hard limit - set one +2 db w/-0.5 db limit (not reached) - Parametric EQ to address some mud in the bass first 4 tracks set one. 45hz/2hz width/-8.5 db 100hz/100hz width/+1 db 3800hz/9khz width/+1.7 db Low shelf settings 19hz/-10db Hi shelf settings 15khz/+1db Master Gain +1 db - Noise reduction - applied sampled fan/HVAC second set to low db spots. - nip/TUCK - minimal second set - Fades - IN/out of sets Resample/dithered to 16bit/44.1khz --------------------------------------------------------------- Random Notes: Photo credit: Wayne J. * A truly unusual show. Maybe 8 paying folks all night. The crowd swelled to 12 or so with some 1st Ave staffers rolling in an out throughout the night. Two rounds of Maker's Mark (on the house? On Dancin' Dave?) were sent around and that was special. Set two found the band unplugged playing at table side to three patrons, three tapers and 2-4 milling behind the tables. Very weird but strangely endearing. This low turn out was the perfect storm of the confluence of day of week(Sunday), gas prices($4gal), venue rep(Goth-hip hop-garage-underage), and venue location(downtown). Plus, the Radiators were in town. Win some, loose some, but as far as I go, we won! Go out and buy Loaded.