Charlie Parr
2015-09-13
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Rock Bend Folk Fest
St Peter, Mn
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Recorded by: DPK/o-canis  
Location: LOC 50'from stage 36"^ 
Mic Config: DINa 
Source: DPA 4021 > TinyBox/ot > PCM-M10 > @24/48 wav
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Board patch > PCM-M10 (see notes) 

Conversion: M10 > USB > DAW > CDwave > Flac 
Format: 16-bit, 44 kHz 
Editing: Adobe Audition 3.0 (see Post Notes)
         CD-Wave (tracking)
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The Band:
Charlie Parr - 6 string National steel Reso-Phonic guitar, 12
                string acoustic guitar, vocals

one set	[58:33]

01.  Festi Welcome... 
02.  True Friends
03.  Iowa won...
04.  Nineteen Twenty Two    
05.  Remember Me If I Forget
06.  grinding plan...
07.  Old Dog Blue
08.  Mastodon
09.  Cheap Wine
10.  Falcon
11.  Ain't Dead Yet
12.  love the Co-op...
13.  Ragged n Dirty
14.  Poor Norman is dead...
15.  Badger
16.  Over the Red Cedar
17.  thanks/tuning...
18.  Motorcycle Blues
19.  Ain't No Grave (Gonna Hold My
     Body Down)

encore  
20.  ovation/thanks...
21.  Jubilee
  

Source notes:  SBD 50%/aud 50% 
Wind screens in play: DPA foam/Dead Rats/cotton sweat socks, black

Post NOTES 
(Only post processing noted below was applied to this material.)

Editing done in 16bit/48kHz realm:

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 - Reverb - sbd track got a little 'verb to match PA mix.
 - Mastering - tinch of tube style excitation, a bit of loudness boost, 
 - Fades - IN/out 
 
Resample/dithered to 16bit/44.1kHz
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Random Notes:
Thanks to Johnny F! for the feed and a great sounding mix.