"Where's the purse?"/Tuning/Intro | 1988-05-27 | Zero

View NotesSteve Kimock - guitars
John Cipollina - guitar
Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute, b.vox, jokes
Greg Anton - drums
Bobby Vega - bass
Lowell "Banana" Levinger - keys, vox  

Source: Soundboard patch> Sony WM-D6C> Sony Metal ES-90 Master
Transfer: Nakamichi 700ZXE> Apogee Mini-Me @ 16/44> SPDIF> Microtrack II
Assembly: Wav, AA3 for fades and Edits, CDWav for tracking, TLH for flac7, foobar for tags  

Notes:
- PA system has issues throughout the night. Monitor feedback was definitely an issue.  Listen to Martin's comments after Tangled
- wicked 60hz hum mitigated with waves plug in, no other eq, normalizing or nr done
- tape flip after Tags, beginning of Little Wing faded in
- recorded, transferred and assembled by Mike Schuncke 8/11  

vanillag NOTES (3/16/2022):  
--Thanks to Mike Schuncke for recording & sharing this version!!  
--I added some more detail to the text, fixed some spelling errors, etc.  
--renamed the files to better differentiate this version vs the others
--created an md5 checksum file
--added the ffp fingerprints to the text file
--added pics of the venue
--at this event, Little Women played right before Zero & Jello Boys played directly after
--Does anyone remember the name of this festival??  

Taper: Steve Keyser

1:03:47

SBD

zero1988-05-27.mtx.sirmick.flac16

Source:

Matrix 60% sbd/40% aud (-3 dbs)

Lineage:

SBD: Steve Keyser's VHS (1st gen), AUD: Audio Technica 815's (super-hyper cardioids) > Sony D5

Taper Notes:

View Notessbd: Steve Keyser's VHS (1st gen)
lineage: VHS > Magnavox ZV427MG9 VHS Deck > Canopus ADVC110 (using S-Video) > Firewire in > 
               Sony Vegas Video Pro 12 > wav 16/48 > Adobe Audition 1.5 > iZotope Ozone 5 Advanced >
               iZotope RX2 Advanced > wav 16/44.1

Transfer and wav extraction by Doug Moon

aud: 

Recorded By Tim Stiegler & Ron Keyser with Audio Technica 815's (super-hyper cardioids) from the Soundboard > 
Sony D5

Transfer: Master Cassette > Phillips digital cassette player > spdif > creative Labs soundblaster
card > Sound Forge V6.0>
                 CDWave Editor > CDR > EAC > FLAC

- There were PA problems throughout the show resulting in a lot of 60hz hum.  Most of this has been removed 
  from both sources so that it is now barely noticeable.
- The sbd was missing the first 2:40 and there were several small dropouts. These have been patched with:

SBD patch > Sony WM-D6C > Sony Metal ES-90 Master
Transfer: Nakamichi 700ZXE > Apogee Mini-Me @ 16/44 > SPDIF > Microtrack II
Taped and transfered by Mike Schunke

- I also did some work on the levels for the sbd and raised the overall gain.
- I removed the dc offset for the aud and adjusted some of the levels.
- The aud was missing around 22 seconds from just after the start of "Little Wing" most of this has been patched from sbd.
- Both sources are missing around 4 seconds at the start of "Little Wing" Once the matrix had been created I put in a crossfade
  to eliminate this small gap. 

Steve Kimock - guitar
John Cipollina - guitar
Martin Fierro - saxophone
Greg Anton - drums
Bobby Vega - bass
Banana - keyboards

Taper: Tim Stiegler & Ron Keyser

Tim Stiegler & Ron Keyser

Transferrer:

Tim Stiegler & Ron Keyser

SHNID:

Zero1988-5-27flac16

Source:

Audio Technica 815's (super-hyper cardioids) from the Soundboard > Sony D5

Lineage:

Master Cassette > Phillips digital cassette player > spdif > creative Labs soundblaster > Sound Forge V6.0 > CD Wave > CDR > EAC > FLAC16

Taper Notes:

View NotesZERO:  Wilmer's Park - Brandywine, MD. 5-27-88  (1 Disc)

Recorded By Tim Stiegler & Ron Keyser with Audio Technica 815's (super-hyper cardioids) from the Soundboard>
Sony D5

Tranfer: Master Cassette> Phillips digital cassette player>spdif>creative Labs soundblaster
card>Sound Forge V6.0> CDWave Editor> CDR>EAC>FLAC

Please note the sound from this show was terrible.  It is my opinion that the soundman actually had no idea how to run sound. Unfortunately this is 
more than obvious. This was confirmed with the soundboard we were running at the same time.
However for archival purposes this is a good show so you may want to add it to your collection.