RELISTENTOTHE String Cheese Incident
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201510/21
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String Cheese Incident
2015
10/21/15
intro/tuning
1:21
Valley Of The Jig
13:13
Eye Know Why->
10:18
San Jose'
11:41
Doin' My Time>
6:25
Chameleon
11:15
Love Is Like A Train>
7:23
On The Road
10:18
outro
2:53
crowd/tuning
0:43
Colorado Bluebird Sky
11:44
Rhythm Of The Road
13:54
Blackberry Blossom
13:07
Stay Through>
7:47
Joyful Sound
12:30
Colliding
12:38
Rollover
15:38
encore break
1:42
(e)Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms
10:11
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Steven Weld
2:54:41
Taper:
Steven Weld
Transferrer:
Steven Weld
SHNID:
sci2015-10-21.skm140.sunboy.flac16
Source:
Neumann SKM140(AK40's/LC3's/KM100's)>GAKables xlr>Lunatec V2>GAKables xlr>Apogee Mini-Me@24/48>AES/EBU>Sound Devices 722 @24bit/48kHz
Lineage:
Sound Devices 722 master file @24bit/48kHz>firewire>Sound Forge Pro 11.0>44.1/16-CD Wave v1.98(tracking)>FLAC16 via TLH v2.7.0(level 8), tag w/Tag Scanner5.1, ffp & md5-TLH
Taper Notes:
View NotesLocation: front lft corner of Mixer enclosure, left of center, 25 yds from stage Mic config: DIN Kwonbar, Schoeps A20S shock, Large Manfrotto air-cushioned stand @ 10 ft, small screens Source: Neumann SKM140(AK40's/LC3's/KM100's)>GAKables xlr>Lunatec V2>GAKables xlr>Apogee Mini-Me@24/48>AES/EBU>Sound Devices 722 @24bit/48kHz Transfer, editing, mastering & conversion: Sound Devices 722 master file @24bit/48kHz>firewire>Sound Forge Pro 11.0>44.1/16-CD Wave v1.98(tracking)>FLAC16 via TLH v2.7.0(level 8), tag w/Tag Scanner5.1, ffp & md5-TLH Notes: ~ S.F. 11.0(volume gain +2.1db(s1), +2.5db(s2), fade outs, resample(iZotope 64-bit SRC-highest quality w/ anti-alias filter) & dither(iZotope MBit+ advanced ultra dither to 44.1/16) ~ ~ Apogee - soft limit on ~ ~ Editing performed in 24bit/48kHz realm ~ ~ files numbered for CD burning ~ ~ discs 2 & 3 are seamless ~ ~ Recording, transfer, editing, mastering & conversion by Steven Weld sunboy@verizon.net ~ ~ Many Thanks to SCI & crew & the venue staff & crew for allowing us to record and share the music ~ ~ Huge thanks to my life long friend Scot Peluso for gear security etc! ~