Source Multiple Wireless Sources > Multitrack Recorder + Schoeps mk4 > Actives > B-Box > Sony M10
Lineage Aligned in Adobe Audition /Mixed in Nuendo 4 (using extra waves, Ozone, Slate plug-ins )Dithered using Izotope MBIT+ / Flac'ed using Trader's Little Helper

Comment Source 2:Schoeps (AUD) Taper: TheMan Source 1: Wireless Rec. (IEM) Taper ;Sharebear/Hoserama Bonus: 6/24/2006 Berkeley, CA (Soundcheck) - 70 minutes Recording notes: Matrix of my wireless sources and an excellent AUD from the "seated" section. Did a fair amount of clean-up for nearby crowd noise. I tend to like more of a cleaner soundboard sound, so if you like audience heavy mix then check out the direct audience recordings. Mix has a fair amount of my bag of tricks running, but some elements of the mix are difficult to control. All and all, it's a pretty solid and balanced mix. -- Bonus notes: Included is the complete soundcheck from 6/24/2006 Berkeley. Fun soundcheck from another great Radiohead show at the Greek Theater. This soundcheck is notable as the band plays the never released demo "Come to Your Senses". Thom talks about having just written the lyrics for it, and the do a bit of work on it. In general, Radiohead soundchecks tend to be a lot of fun. Thom is always joking around, and his clowning about chewing gum on stage at the beginning is a laugh. This recording has a bit of infamy online. Initially I posted the the transcribed lyrics on the now-deceased Atease Radiohead message board. When I was laughed at and called a hoax (among other names), I tossed up a short clip to provide proof. When I didn't immediately provide a full recording, out came every mean insult in the book. I typically hold some recordings back as trade bait, but this was beyond many of the Atease fans. If I had taken a shot for everytime somebody on the board called me a douche, I could have drank an entire distillery. With the demise of Atease, let's all lift a glass and take a drink in the memory of the snarky insulting Radiohead fans. You finally get the recording (for free!). It might have taken 12 years, but the recording is is being set free. It's a pretty decent recording, but the mixes + recording gear have improved over the years. So it's not as clean as the 2017. There is occasional static noise, but not too bad. Enjoy! Mixed, Produced, and Mastered by Sharebear/Hoserama