Artist: Nohshintoh

Date: 2010-03-21

Location: Nagoya Japan

Venue: Tokuzo

Event: 

Source: AUD >
Studio Projects C4 (experimental OSS using own head as 'disk') > 
Marantz PMD660 > Lexar 60x 4.0g Compact Flash > WAV16/48(0)

Lineage : 
WAV(0) >  usb > 
Audacity 1.3.7 (unicode) (amplify/resample/track split) > AIFF16/441(0) > 
flac 1.1.1 > FLAC16(0) > shntool 3.0.8 fix -o 'flac' > FLAC16(1)


Set List:

trk: title [time]

01: Crowd > [0:42.67]
02: Kooloo Kooloo Pa! > [2:28.40]
03: Jump > [7:18.33]
04: Toh La Sahn [2:56.55]
05: Benee [5:53.63]
06: Ho Low Yo Dee [3:38.43]
07: Ee No Chee [8:36.37]
08: Death To Roy [4:14.29]
09: Oochee > [2:09.28]
10: Penyo [2:28.24] 

Total time: [40:27.42]

Artist Note:

http://busaichedelic.org/nohshintoh
http://myspace.com/nohshintoh

Event Note:
Produced by CRC-J C.
Tokuzo was filled to capacity with a reported 250 in attendence
and the words 'Sold Out' written on the placard by the door.

Recording Note:
This was done using an experimental OSS technique with the 
microphones mounted on a central pillar anchored inside a
backpack. The microphones were on either side of, and slightly
behind my head. Phasing is evident due to uncontrolled dancing.
The meters show a significantly higher decibel reading for the 
right channel. However, playback yeilds a fairly well balanced
stereo image. As per OSS techniques, no balance or individual 
channel adjustments have been made in post.

The odd part is that the left channel seems quieter at all 
points of the recording, even when the backpack was not on my back.
This suggests there may have been some other problem aside
from unscientific microphone placement.

Comment:

Brought to you by busaichedelic.org (aka BS Entertainment) :-)

Nohshintoh  reserve the right to sell or 
otherwise distribute any portions of this recording as they please. 

For those who know, you can ignore this,
those new to trading might be interested to read the following.
:-)

Feel free to pass it along, or trade,
Let's not make money off the artist without their involvement, ok?
Please include this info file with any further trades
if possible.
Transparency is peace-of-mind. :-)
Trading as FLAC preserves quality for those further down the line
Please add a CDR(N+1) generation to CDR you burn.
Note, the current lineage has no CDRs so if you've downloaded this
and burn it, that would be the master CDR, thus CDR(0)...
at least, that's how I'd do it. :-) peace

-S

