tsp2008-08-16.bscs-l.flac16 Smashing Pumpkins etree SmashingPumpkins etree sound The Smashing Pumpkins August 16th, 2008 Charlottesville Pavilion Charlottesville, VA source: BSCS-L (M/S; C/8) > FR2-LE (24/44.1) location: 5' FOB (last seated GA row FOB), 6' ROC, "stand" 5' transfer: FR2-LE; WAV > Audacity 1.3.5d (M/S decode, processing, tracking, dither) > WAV (16/44.1) > FLAC (v1.1.4 --best --sector-align -V) recorded & seeded by: page notes: This seed is seamless between discs 1 and 2, however the first minute or so of the intro music is cut. The processing done includes a high pass filter at 75hz for -2db with the mid, and a -0.5db high pass filter at 75hz in the right channel's side component. The kick drum seemed to do funny things with the M/S decoding and that appeared to resolve most of it. I made one noticeable level adjustment during the show, about 12 minutes in and I've amplified the affected section approximately +2db to balance with the rest of the show. This was an enforced "no stands" show, and this was a substitute that I was able to get in under the radar after my bogen was caught. This recording is my way of giving a big, big thank you to two groups of people; The guy who tracked me down in line after I was shot down at the gate (cause the contract rider said no audio/video/camera regardless of SP's published policy) to tell me to ask again after the staff had been informed of the change. Second, to the people in the row in front of me who moved to the sides so the mic had a clear view of both stacks without me asking. I really appreciate it, without the actions of either, this wouldn't have turned out as well as it did. I hope this finds its way to you. setlist: Disc1 01. //(intro music) 02. Tarantula 03. G.L.O.W. 04. Siva 05. Eye 06. Mayonnaise 07. Tonight, Tonight 08. Speed Kills 09. Transformer 10. Superchrist 11. United States Disc2 01. (band introductions) 02. Once Upon A Time 03. Again, Again, Again (The Crux) 04. The Rose March 05. (stage banter) 06. Today 07. Bullet With Butterfly wings 08. The Beginning is the End is the Beginning 09. Heavy Metal Machine 10. Glass' Theme 11. Set the Controls For the Heart of the Sun [Pink Floyd] 12. (encore break) 13. We Only Come Out At Night 14. In the Summertime [Mungo Jerry] 2008-08-16 2008 Busman; BSCS-L; midside 2008-08-24 00:52:14 2008-08-24 00:50:46 grayson.page@gmail.com saitoh saitoh saitoh saitoh 2008-08-24 00:58:48 2008-08-24 01:07:00 2008-08-24 16:45:14 2008-08-24 16:49:55 Charlottesville Pavilion Charlottesville, VA BSCS-L (M/S; C/8) > FR2-LE (24/44.1) FR2-LE; WAV > Audacity 1.3.5d (M/S decode, processing, tracking, dither) > WAV (16/44.1) > FLAC (v1.1.4 --best --sector-align -V) page page 135min tsp2008-08-16d1t01.flac:291bbdb037bf54028f99d353ac3f3d33 tsp2008-08-16d1t02.flac:3510ae8b39127dc18cc1aaaa96a7e3ec tsp2008-08-16d1t03.flac:1cbbf971c2156b6165a00abbe52639e4 tsp2008-08-16d1t04.flac:5fc0b22af2d521e31e9bef31fc94f6c9 tsp2008-08-16d1t05.flac:949c39ba1688f92d186a2108ea2a1aed tsp2008-08-16d1t06.flac:a377f456f7b77b081116a868b1e61af1 tsp2008-08-16d1t07.flac:1c4f64714bcf2aa9542b6ecf191485a0 tsp2008-08-16d1t08.flac:4d6c209c700d9a6c483b68546c811165 tsp2008-08-16d1t09.flac:9be69423bf00bde095b5560f2eab5f92 tsp2008-08-16d1t10.flac:cfbadddbb47d13a0b394932efe61f280 tsp2008-08-16d1t11.flac:64b5bd68fe5706f14c5661def6bbb441 tsp2008-08-16d2t01.flac:51cac841103305ea4494d3a1552791e6 tsp2008-08-16d2t02.flac:6d39890ce35b70dbd8f77132aab6293c tsp2008-08-16d2t03.flac:949c4a8b5cccbc3eaaebd4a7b1775276 tsp2008-08-16d2t04.flac:7e93872d440b60c240308d9b2be20c62 tsp2008-08-16d2t05.flac:e7e93487e1885e03fc33e1f4dc80a5ee tsp2008-08-16d2t06.flac:334fecb3ff1ecc9e77de2ffc03e69938 tsp2008-08-16d2t07.flac:9047aeb6f7b7c3960870ff9e603d8108 tsp2008-08-16d2t08.flac:6eb375f50b282648c75fd15611de59d0 tsp2008-08-16d2t09.flac:c145520e6ea87e28031f14963195011a tsp2008-08-16d2t10.flac:8dcf59d9753351dfe83c7aecd761687e tsp2008-08-16d2t11.flac:23b3c251dfd4ccfee508945ceab9a8d6 tsp2008-08-16d2t12.flac:218b3778b04d25c037644a3d95e7c46d tsp2008-08-16d2t13.flac:830738ff8f4ec517971de403bc2030d0 tsp2008-08-16d2t14.flac:7d58a09f04f704f706aeb2519f0c2df2 One of the neat things about midside recordings is you can generally dry them up and remove some hall boom if your playback system will allow you to mix channels (and you find it too boomy/bassy). Sometimes while listening to this one, I find myself occasionally mixing the two channels together by 15%. Seems to tighten up the vocals and drums, but leaves the bass and guitar out to the sides a bit more at the cost of minor degradation of the stereo image. I didn't do the mix that way since it's not everyones preference, but its easy enough to accomplish on playback. Read up on midside recording for an explanation as to why this works if you are interested. 2008-09-04 04:06:09 saitoh