Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds
Coliseu Porto
Porto, PRT
04-11-2017

Taper: John Gortakowski (GortoTapes@gmail.com)
Location: FOH
Source: AKG ck61 (DINa, ~12â€™) > Nbob active cables > Edirol UA-5 (w Mod) > Sony PCM-M10 (24bit/96kHz)
Conversion: 24/96kHz wav>Sound Forge Pro 11, Volume increase of +40db> iZotope 64-Bit SRC & iZotope MBIT+ for resample and dither to 24/48kHz>16/44.1 kHz, , No normalization, Noise Reduction of 30.8db applied, Fade in fade out applied, Waves L3 Ultramaximizer applied>CD Wave Editor>Flac (level 8)> Foobar 2000 for tagging


******************** DO NOT DISTRIBUTE IN LOSSY FORMATS*********************
*************** RECORDING IS NOT FOR SALE OR ANY COMMERCIAL USE *********

01.  Intro
02.  You Might Die Trying (w/Prelude)
03.  Old Dirt Hill (Bring That Beat Back)
04.  Granny
05.  Fool To Think
06.  Lying In the Hands of God
07.  Donâ€™t Drink the Water
08.  One Sweet World
09.  Where Are You Going
10.  Tripping Billies
11.  You Are My Sanity*
12.  Death On The High Seas
13.  Stay Or Leave
14.  Bismarck
15.  Crush
16.  Muros y Puertas+
17.  Satellite>
18.  Minarets>
19.  Funny The Way It Is
20.  Stream*
21.  Virginia In The Rain
22.  Jimi Thing
23.  Crash Into Me
24.  Grey Street
25.  Two Step
26.  First Encore Break
27.  #41>
28.  All Along The Watchtower^
29.  Second Encore Break
30.  Warehouse
31.  Stay (Wasting Time)
32.  Third Encore Break
33.  Ants Marching



Notes:
Big thanks to Tom, Mike, and InÃªs for helping to make this tape happen.
> Indicates a segue into next song
* Tim Solo
+ Carlos Varela
^ Bob Dylan Cover



Conversion notes:
24/96kHz wav files too large to combine as one file in Sound Forge due to the length of this show.  A 24/48kHz source exists instead.
Recording levels were very low on the wav files.  Applied volume increase of +40db. Due to room noise throughout the recording, applied Noise Reduction of 30.8db which cut the noise significantly without affecting the audio quality.



Thanks to John for sending me this wav file to review, process and convert to share with the dmb community.


compiled by Tom Gambichler on August 3, 2019

