Source #	118861
Entered by	Mark Goldey
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Date Circulated Date Added	02/11/12 02/12/2012

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Source Summary
Schoeps MK4>Nbox>Sony M-10(Rec Level 4 / 24bit & 96kHz)
Transfering Notes: From M-10 to PC with Audio Gate ver.2.2.1

Thanks to Taper Tom&Jerry!


Band: Tedeschi Trucks Band
Date: Feb 7th 2012
Venue: Mielparque Hall, Osaka, Japan
Taped by Tom&Jerry
Remastered by Naniwa Hot Brothers The

Recording Notes: Recorded from relatively close to the stage but way off the center block with Schoeps MK4>Nbox>Sony M-10(Rec Level 4 / 24bit & 96kHz)

Transfering Notes: From M-10 to PC with Audio Gate ver.2.2.1

Remastering Memo:
Used Sound Forge.Ver 10 with the following commands and plug-in in the following order;
(1) The Insert Marker command to split the tracks and name them
(2) The Click & Crackle Plug-In to reduce the annoying hand-clapping sound
(3) The Normalize command to normalize the volume of the right channel to -16.00dB and that of the left channel to -17.25db
(4) The Resample command to change the sample rate to 44kHz with anti-alias filter on
(5) The Bit Depth Converter to convert to 16bit with Highpass Triangular and Equal Loudness Contour on
(6) Track Extracting Command to transfer them to wave format.
Then Used the fre:ac software to covert wave files to flac ones

Disc Info
00 Before the show starts
01 Bound For Glory
02 Rollin' And Tumblin'
03 Midnight In Harlem
04 Learn How To Love
05 Days Is Almost Gone
06 Band Introductions
07 Everybody's Talkin'
08 Darling Be Home Soon
09 ~Maki Madni~Darling Be Home Soon
10 Nobody's Free
11 That Did It
12 Uptight
13 ~Bass Solo
14 ~Drum Solo
15 Put Your Hands Togther(I DON'T KNOW THE TITLE OF THIS TUNE)
16 Love Has Something Else To Say
17 ~Why Don't We Do It In The Road~Love Has Something To Say
18 Crowd Asking For Encore
19 Wade In The Water
20 Simple Song
21 ~I Want To Take You Higher
22 Last Annoucement

Last Notes
Tedeschi Trucks Band is by far the best band I've ever seen in the recent years.  They give hopes and dreams to those of us who are living in this day and age.  They play the real joyful music which is never ever computerized for cost-effective production nor marketed for teenage audience and crappy movie deal.