Phish | Dec 3, 1997 | Philadelphia, PA | Schoeps cmc6/mk41/mk8 | new source

[jasonsobel]

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=562088
http://db.etree.org/shn/123810



Phish
December 3, 1997
CoreStates Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA

source:
Schoeps cmc6/mk41 (mid) + Schoeps cmc6/mk8 (side) > Oade Deluxe > Sony SBM-1 > Sony TCD-D8 (@ 44.1 kHz)

transfer (with master DATs):
Sony PCM-2600 (AES output) > Sound Devices 722 (16/44.1) > .WAV > Samplitude SE v9.1.1 (m/s decoding, fades, track splits) > FLAC v1.2.1 (Level 8)

recorded by Craig Hillwig
transferred by Lenny Stubbe & Jason Sobel (jasonsobel@gmail.com)
seeded February 11, 2013

notes:
recorded from the front row of the taper's section, mic stand was dead center
the mics were on the same stand as Stan Lobitz's Schoeps mk41's and Eric Vandercar's B+K 4021

mid-side decoding to stereo left/right done with the Voxengo MSED v2.5 plugin
FLAC tags added with metaflac v1.2.1

Big thanks to Craig for sending Lenny his master DATs!
these 16 bit / 44.1 kHz stereo files are ready to be burned to audio CD
the original mid-side files have been archived, and are available upon request

Disc 1 - [78:33]
Set I
01 - [01:12] - set 1 intro
02 - [09:03] - Punch You In the Eye >
03 - [07:18] - My Soul
04 - [16:36] - Drowned
05 - [03:56] - The Old Home Place
06 - [08:02] - Gumbo >
07 - [11:23] - 2001 >
08 - [20:50] - You Enjoy Myself

Disc 2 - [79:34]
Set II
01 - [01:41] - set 2 intro
02 - [26:56] - David Bowie ->
03 - [11:50] - Possum >
04 - [08:58] - cow funk ->
05 - [09:46] - Prince Caspian >
06 - [05:10] - Frankenstein >
07 - [15:12] - Harry Hood

Disc 3 - [08:18]
Set II continued
01 - [02:54] - encore break
02 - [05:24] - Crossroads

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shntool 3.0.4 len mode output:

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     1:12.09          12.13 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5080  ph1997-12-03d1t01.flac
     9:02.45          91.28 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5053  ph1997-12-03d1t02.flac
     7:17.63          73.66 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5104  ph1997-12-03d1t03.flac
    16:36.15         167.59 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5109  ph1997-12-03d1t04.flac
     3:56.18          39.74 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4943  ph1997-12-03d1t05.flac
     8:01.66          81.07 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4873  ph1997-12-03d1t06.flac
    11:23.27         114.96 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4987  ph1997-12-03d1t07.flac
    20:50.15         210.32 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5033  ph1997-12-03d1t08.flac
     1:41.21          17.04 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4194  ph1997-12-03d2t01.flac
    26:56.15         271.89 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4872  ph1997-12-03d2t02.flac
    11:49.69         119.43 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5170  ph1997-12-03d2t03.flac
     8:58.09          90.53 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4911  ph1997-12-03d2t04.flac
     9:45.39          98.50 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5074  ph1997-12-03d2t05.flac
     5:10.27          52.21 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5340  ph1997-12-03d2t06.flac
    15:12.18         153.46 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.4910  ph1997-12-03d2t07.flac
     2:53.56          29.23 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5017  ph1997-12-03d3t01.flac
     5:24.07          54.52 MB  ---   --   ---xx   flac  0.5316  ph1997-12-03d3t02.flac
   166:11.69        1677.56 MB                           0.5010  (17 files)

[whatapiper]

Awesome thanks!

[mbw]

Awesome thanks!

[antelope19]

Just listened to this one last week! Thanks for the new source!

[Superfreakie]

Awesome thanks!

[justjezmund]

Awesome thanks!

Can't wait for this source. Thanks for freshness.

[Marmar]

I always liked m/s recordings. Loved workin on em too.....there's just something about the imaging that appeals to my ears.

Nice work Jason!

[twatts]

I always liked m/s recordings.

Me too...  There is an MMW Bonnaroo m/s tape that comes to mind... 

Terry

[Superfreakie]

I always liked m/s recordings.

Me too...  There is an MMW Bonnaroo m/s tape that comes to mind... 

Terry

It's a pretty crazy recording idea, particularly when one realizes:

"Surprisingly, the M-S technique is one of the oldest concepts in stereo audio. The theoretical basis for it appears in Alan Blumlein's seminal 1934 patent, although it wasn't until the stereo experiments of Danish State Radio engineer Holger Lauridsen in the 1950s that the technology caught up with the theory."