2008-09-23 | The Radiators

View Notes*** This is the 24 bit version of this show.  ***
*** PLEASE DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS VERSION FOR CD BURNING! ***
*** The 16 bit version that you should use for CD burning is available here: ***
*** <a href="http://www.archive.org/details/rads2008-09-23" rel="nofollow">http://www.archive.org/details/rads2008-09-23</a>

Set 2 had some problems -- the recording on SD722 contained just the soundboard feed. The Radio Johnson recording just had 1 onstage mic track recorded. So, I mixed them together in SoundForge 9.0. Unfortunately the onstage mic track had 7-8 dropouts eac of 1-3 seconds in it (and was missing "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" which is presented here as just the SBD recording). The Radio Johnson recording also did not sync up time-wise with the SBD feed, so I painstakingly synched them up by adding .01 second fills to the onstage mic track when they got out of sync (approx. 1 per minute) and then mixed the tracks together (reducing the SBD volume by -0.3 db). I hope you all appreicate the HOURS AND HOURS I spent on this! :-) I think it sounds great!


Check out my <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/scotthbernstein/RadiatorsSullivanHall20080923" rel="nofollow">photo album</a> with some pictures from this show.

SOURCE 2 OF 3

2:44:11

SBD

SBD + onstage mic Matrix

Lineage:

Neumann TLM-170 (omni, split at the corners of the stage) + SBD -> Sound Devices 722 (@ 24/96). FLAC File processing in SoundForge Audio Studio 9.0c (Peak Level Normalize to 0db then resample to 44.1 with interpolation accuracy 4, anti-alias filter then 24->16 bit highpass triangular dither with high pass contour noise shaping); Tracked in cdwav

Taper Notes:

View Notes**** This is the 16 bit version that you should use for CD burning ****
**** If you are looking for the 24 bit version of this show, you can ****
**** find it here: <a href="http://www.archive.org/details/rads2008-09-23.tlm170.onstage.matrix.flac24" rel="nofollow">http://www.archive.org/details/rads2008-09-23.tlm170.onstage.matrix.flac24</a> ****

Note:  Disk 1, track 0 is the intro/tuning segment.  The first set fits nicely on 1 disc if you eliminate this track.  But if you want to be a completist, you can burn track 0 as the 1st track on the 1st disc and then carry Doctor Doctor onto disc 2....The same thing goes for disc 2 tracks 1, 15, & 20 -- if you leave them out you should be able to burn the 2nd set as 1 disc.

Set 2 had some problems -- the recording on SD722 contained just the soundboard feed.  The Radio Johnson recording just had 1 onstage mic track recorded.  So, I mixed them together in SoundForge 9.0.  Unfortunately the onstage mic track had 7-8 dropouts eac of 1-3 seconds in it (and was missing "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" which is presented here as just the SBD recording).  The Radio Johnson recording also did not sync up time-wise with the SBD feed, so I painstakingly synched them up by adding .01 second fills to the onstage mic track when they got out of sync (approx. 1 per minute) and then mixed the tracks together (reducing the SBD volume by -0.3 db).  I hope you all appreicate the HOURS AND HOURS I spent on this!  :-)  I think it sounds great!

Check out my photo album with some pictures from this show:
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SOURCE 3 OF 3

rads2008-09-23.sbd.flac16

Source:

Soundboard Patch Bay>XLR-F x 1/4" mini>Marantz PMD 660>WAV

Lineage:

Marantz PMD 660 WAV>USB>Dell 600m>WAV>Soundforge 7>CDwave Editor>WAV>CD>EAC>WAV>FLAC16(L7)