1996-02-02 - Foellinger Auditorium

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Additional Notes: I faded in and out of tape flips. They were in very inconvenient spots for crossfades. No music was lost. Some "Dave Speak" was lost. Sorry. I normalized each channel separately to "-6dB". History: These are my original masters, and this was the first show I ever taped. I had found an old single point stereo mic, made by a company called DAK, in my basement. My Dad had gotten it free with a purchase he made at some point. He also had an old Panasonic analog tape recorder. I stole both of them for the weekend. Our seats were in the balcony, so I taped the mic down on the center of the balcony "extension" - in front of where everyone sat. However, people could put their feet on that extension, so you may hear some folks having a "foot stompin" good time. Ran a 40 foot'ish cable up from the mic to our seats, and made my first tape. I think I made about 5 copies ever. We've got a baby on the way, so I decided to do this now, as opposed the never. No other audio editing was done to this source. Enjoy!

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Source: DAK Stereo Mic > Panasonic Analog Recorder Conversion: Cass (0) > Midiman Duo > Audacity (wav) > Traders Little Helper (flac) Taped and Converted by: Jason Woods