SBD â–º
Sonic Studios modified Sony PCM-M1 DAT @ 16-bits, 44.1 kHz
- AND -
DPA 4023 cardioids (DIN ~10' high, clamped to ceiling mount, dead center, ~12' back from stage) â–º
Sound Devices 722 (portable stereo hard disc recorder) @ 24-bits, 96 kHz (record)

- Transfer -
Sound Devices 722 (copy from CF card) â–º
Sony Sound Forge 9.0e build 441 (
  separate edits: trim, add fade-ins/outs,
  AUD: apply graphic fades and cross-fades from R channel to reduce occasional noise from flaky L channel mic cable connection,
  AUD: apply paragraphic EQ (low cut at 26 Hz with shelf at 20 Hz to remove infrasonic rumble),
  AUD: anti-aliasing and resampling to 44.1kHz at highest quality setting;
  AUD: reduce word length to 16-bits using triangular dither and high-pass noise-shaping at highest quality setting;
  AUD normalization (to -0.1 dB Peak):
    Original L Channel Levels: -3.5 dB Peak; -23.4 dB RMS;
    Original R Channel Levels: -2.6 dB Peak; -22.4 dB RMS;
  SBD no normalization:
    Original L Channel Levels: -0.1 dB Peak; -22.6 dB RMS;
    Original R Channel Levels: -0.5 dB Peak; -22.6 dB RMS;
Sony Vegas v4.0e build 239 (load AUD and SBD sources, render to stereo with 50/50 blend of each source at -3.0 dB) â–º
Sony Sound Forge 9.0e build 441 (
  Matrix normalization (to -0.1 dB Peak):
    Original L Channel Levels: -0.7 dB Peak; -21.0 dB RMS;
    Original R Channel Levels: -1.5 dB Peak; -21.6 dB RMS;
  track & extract .wav files) â–º
foobar2000 v0.9.6.9 (write ARTSv1.1 file tags,
  rename files to RAFTS standard,
  calculate and store album-level replay gain tags) â–º
Trader's Little Helper (TLH) v2.5.1 (build 165) (
  verify sector boundaries,
  encode to FLAC level 8 via libFLAC v1.2.1 20070917,
  write FLAC fingerprint file,
  compute and write md5 checksums for the newly tagged files) â–º
FLAC [430 MB; 609 MB with alternate tracks for CDR]

- Notes -
In order to fit the show onto a single 80 min CDR, I've edited dead air out of several tracks; Substituting in the alternates (eg t01a, t03a, and so on) will result in an audio CDR that ought to give a seamless listening experience. If you don't intend to burn a CDR, the alternates can simply be discarded.