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Sound Tribe Sector 9 Live at NATEVA Main Stage 2 on 2010-07-03

by Sound Tribe Sector 9

Publication date: 2010-07-03 ( check for other copies)

Collection: SoundTribeSector9

Band/Artist: Sound Tribe Sector 9

Sound Tribe Sector 9
2010-07-03
NATEVA Music and Camping Festival
Main Stage 2
Oxford, Maine

One Set

01 Twilight
02 The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature
03 Really Wut?
04 Abcees
05 Hidden Hand Hidden Fist
06 Empires
07 New Soma
08 Rent
09 Lo Swaga
10 Inspire Strikes Back
11 EHM

Sound Tribe Sector 9 is:
Hunter Brown (guitar/laptop/midi keyboard)
Jeffree Lerner (percussion/laptop/handsonic)
David Murphy (bass/laptop/midi keyboard)
David Phipps (keyboards/laptop)
Zach Velmer (drums)

Notes

Thank you to all of my neighbors and loved friends in Camp Mustache for the entire festival.

Addeddate: 2010-07-09 00:19:23

Identifier: STS92010-07-03.STS92010-07-03LSRBehrC2flac16

Lineage: CF1 > USB > CoolEdit Pro 2.0 (dither to 32 bit for editing in CoolEdit Pro 2.0, (graphic equilization, level adjustments, tracking, conversion to .flac level 8, 44.1 kHz 32 bit master and 16 bit master > Foobar 2000 for id3 tags with live show tracker > Traders Little Helper (md5 and ffp files). Editing performed on HP dv9826nr notebook.)

Location: Oxford, ME

Source: Behringer C2 X/Y -10 db atten 12' stand w/ windscreens and umbrella left of SBD > Marantz PMD-660 (48 kHz, 16 bit, .wav, -20db input atten) > CF1

Taped by: C. McGilvray (ahappyhourhero@gmail.com)

Transferred by: C. McGilvray (ahappyhourhero@gmail.com)

Type: sound

Venue: NATEVA Main Stage 2

Year: 2010

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Reviewer: mddichard07 - - March 21, 2011
Subject: cant wait for this year!

awesome to get to re-live this show. I can't wait to see them headline Nateva this year!

Reviewer: sandman1687 - - August 20, 2010
Subject: nice bass

This recording sounds fantastic. The earlier post is correct that there seems to be a constant casette-like hiss, but it still sounds great. Love the Really Wut?

Reviewer: nigeldavahah - - July 17, 2010
Subject: mellow

sts9 show

Reviewer: LostSailorRecordings - - July 17, 2010
Subject: input appreciated

If you would like to investigate more into the topic of dither, or add your input, please visit:
http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,51323.0.html

Reviewer: tito - - July 17, 2010
Subject: agreed

..with first poster, cant go from 16bit to 32bit (unless you did floating point, but i dont even think that's possible in that software._ i should clarify, you can but it's not an ideal post-processing state as you are only adding blank bits, not actually adding depth to the recording that wasnt there the moment the wav was written to the media.

thanks for posting

Reviewer: AudioNut12 - - July 13, 2010
Subject: Thoughts

Hey,
Thanks for posting the recording, I was worried there might not be one.

I just thought i'd let you know that you can't dither up. If you recorded in 16-bit i'd leave it or else you are just adding pointless noise. Next time record in a higher bit and dither down. And I would also add letting the mics stand open might help some of the phasing issues. Hope this helps in the future.

Again thanks for the recording, overall it could be much worse.

Reviewer: mentalystic - - July 9, 2010
Subject: warm recording

thanks for getting this up and sharing.

Recording is warm and has very good presence. There is some quiet, but constant noise, almost like an old cassette tape rotating. Doesn't really bother, actually adds character.

Set is ok, with some highlights, but the setlist is not really coherent. There's no real flow and it's overly dark and heavy.

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