Comments
Add Comment
Source Collectors
Add to Collection
Add to Want List
History| Source # | 80899 |
| Entered by | Aaron Wiedmann |
| Checksums | |
| Disc Counts | 1 / 2 |
| Media Size | |
| Date Circulated
Date Added |
11/19/05 12/13/2006 |
Source Summary
AUD: Microtech Gefell SMS2000/210 hypercardiod>Casio DAR-100 DAT>Maudio Transit USB>CDWav>CoolEdit>EAC>WAV>FLAC
AUD: Microtech Gefell SMS2000/210 hypercardiod>Casio DAR-100 DAT>Maudio Transit USB>CDWav>CoolEdit>EAC>WAV>FLAC
Black Crowes
February 17th, 1997
E-Werk
Koln, Germany
Chris Robinson - Vocals
Rich Robinson - Guitar/Vocals
Steve Gorman - Drums
Marc Ford - Guitar/Vocals
Eddie Harsch - Keyboards
Rathbun - Europe 97 Master Collection - show #3 - "It Aint Every Day That We Can Part the Sea" - C.R.
Source: Original Master Ampex Digital Audio Tape (DAT)
Equipment: Microtech Gefell SMS2000 mics with 210 hypercardiod capsules A/B to each PA stack side with 12" spacing > XLR Cable> Aerco Preamp > RCA to stereo 1/8" mini > CASIO DAR-100 DAT @ (16bit/48mHz) No lines out.
Location: (80' from stage) DFC 15' height in soundboard
Transfer: Original Master DAT converted via Maudio Transit USB. Recorded in CDWave at 44.1mHz, 16 bit as one .wav file. Cue text file created via CDWave. Amplitude Normalized via CoolEdit using 0db decibels format L/R channels separately. Individual .wav files created via Exact Audio Copy (EAC). Wave files converted to FLAC using FLAC front end. Level 8 encoding, and create tags on. VerifyOk checked on creation of each .flac file. Custom tag configuration filename scheme as tbc1997-02-17.mg210.dar100.rathbun.masterDAT.flac16.d1 & d2. Fingerprint file created via EAC as tbc1997-02-17.mg210.dar100.rathbun.masterDAT.flac16.txt
Taped & transferred by Michael Rathbun
rathbun_michael@yahoo.com
CD 1 -
01. Nebakanezer
02. Could I've Been So Blind
03. P.25 London
04. Shake Your Money Maker
05. Jam >
06. Bring On, Bring On
07. Chevrolet
08. Ballad In Urgency >
09. Wiser Time
10. Thick N' Thin
11. Song Of The Flesh
12. Under A Mountain
CD 2 -
01. The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
02. Stare It Cold >
03. Three Little Birds
- encore -
04. Torn And Frayed
05. Twice As Hard
06. Remedy
February 17th, 1997
E-Werk
Koln, Germany
Chris Robinson - Vocals
Rich Robinson - Guitar/Vocals
Steve Gorman - Drums
Marc Ford - Guitar/Vocals
Eddie Harsch - Keyboards
Rathbun - Europe 97 Master Collection - show #3 - "It Aint Every Day That We Can Part the Sea" - C.R.
Source: Original Master Ampex Digital Audio Tape (DAT)
Equipment: Microtech Gefell SMS2000 mics with 210 hypercardiod capsules A/B to each PA stack side with 12" spacing > XLR Cable> Aerco Preamp > RCA to stereo 1/8" mini > CASIO DAR-100 DAT @ (16bit/48mHz) No lines out.
Location: (80' from stage) DFC 15' height in soundboard
Transfer: Original Master DAT converted via Maudio Transit USB. Recorded in CDWave at 44.1mHz, 16 bit as one .wav file. Cue text file created via CDWave. Amplitude Normalized via CoolEdit using 0db decibels format L/R channels separately. Individual .wav files created via Exact Audio Copy (EAC). Wave files converted to FLAC using FLAC front end. Level 8 encoding, and create tags on. VerifyOk checked on creation of each .flac file. Custom tag configuration filename scheme as tbc1997-02-17.mg210.dar100.rathbun.masterDAT.flac16.d1 & d2. Fingerprint file created via EAC as tbc1997-02-17.mg210.dar100.rathbun.masterDAT.flac16.txt
Taped & transferred by Michael Rathbun
rathbun_michael@yahoo.com
CD 1 -
01. Nebakanezer
02. Could I've Been So Blind
03. P.25 London
04. Shake Your Money Maker
05. Jam >
06. Bring On, Bring On
07. Chevrolet
08. Ballad In Urgency >
09. Wiser Time
10. Thick N' Thin
11. Song Of The Flesh
12. Under A Mountain
CD 2 -
01. The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
02. Stare It Cold >
03. Three Little Birds
- encore -
04. Torn And Frayed
05. Twice As Hard
06. Remedy
Comments
Other Sources (comments) AUD: Casio DAR-100 & Aerco... (0)
|
|||
| Date | User | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|
etreedb.org
For administrative requests email contact@etreedb.org
This website written by Tom H Anderson and maintained by the etreedb.org community.
For administrative requests email contact@etreedb.org
This website written by Tom H Anderson and maintained by the etreedb.org community.
Cached: Fri, 3 May 2024 01:25:21 EDT