

Taper:      Brian Skalinder
Location:   6' ROC, 6' FOB, 6' up
Config:     NOS (30cm, 90Âº)
Source:     Schoeps MK21/KC5/CMC6 > Lunatec V3 (16-bit/44.1kHz) > Nomad JB3
Conversion: Nomad JB3 > Adaptec FireConnect 4300 > Notmad Explorer > PC
Editing:    CD-Wave (tracking), Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (fades)
Mastering:  Waves L2
               Threshold  : - 6   dB
               Out Ceiling: - 0.2 dB
               Release    :   1
               Quantize   :  16-bits
               Dither     :  Type 1
               Shaping    :  Normal
ONE DISC

01. [ tuning ]
02. [ instrumental ]
03. [ Empty Room? ]


NOTES:

Tweener set between King Wilkie and Mountain Heart.  They played another tweener set in the evening, but I didn't record as I was getting dinner at the time.  Set my levels a bit too conservatively on this one, so I ran the recording through Waves L2 to reduce the dynamic range a bit and increase the levels throughout.

Clamped to Greg Cody's stand just right of center.  Started raining Thu afternoon when we arrived and we fortunately set up camp during a brief break in the rain.  After spending the evening in Boulder visiting some friends and fellow tapers and catching a show a the legendary Fox Theater, Jen and I rode the m/c back to Meadow Park campground to sleep away the night hoping the rain would stop by morning.  Nope:  rain, rain, rain, on and off through the whole day - and mostly ON.  Hmph!  Most of the recordings still sound pretty darn good, IMO.  During quiet sections you can hear the lovely St. Vrain burbling off in the distance to the right of the stage and viewing area.  First time using the MK21 sub-cards outdoors, and I love the broad, deep soundstage and the open, natural sound the MK21s bring to the recording.  Enjoy!