Source 1: 4x Wireless Sources > Multitrack Recorder
Taper: Sharebear (w/ patches from DJ Soulless)
Source 2: AT831 > Battery Box > Edirol R09
Taper: Edgar
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Mixed, Produced, and Mastered by Sharebear/Hoserama. 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.
Export version 20180817 ["wet" mix only]
NB: mp3's provided by Sharebear/Hoserama.
TRACK LISTING
01. Intro (People Have the Power)
02. The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)
03. Out Of Control
04. Vertigo
05. I Will Follow
06. Iris (Hold Me Close)
07. Cedarwood Road
08. Song For Someone
09. Sunday Bloody Sunday
10. Raised By Wolves
11. Until The End Of The World
12. Intermission
13. Invisible
14. Even Better Than The Real Thing
15. Mysterious Ways
16. Angel Of Harlem
17. When Love Comes To Town
18. Every Breaking Wave
19. Bullet The Blue Sky
20. The Hands That Built America
21. Pride
22. Beautiful Day
23. With Or Without You
24. Encore
25. Hawkins Video
26. Miracle Drug
27. Mother and child
28. Where The Streets Have No Name
29. One
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Show Comments:
5th show of the tour. Opening night went without any major blow-ups, but not a great show by any stretch. Second show was pretty impressive, but the 3rd and 4th shows in San Jose were a letdown. I was starting to hit my burn out period, and considered skipping the Phoenix shows. Opting to go, and ended up seeing two really good shows. I think the tour really started to click in Phoenix. There were still goofs and mistakes, but energy was high, band was loose, and everybody seemed to be having fun. Enjoy these two shows as an early memento of the surprisingly good 2015 I+E tour.
Hard to say which show was the better of the two. Bono's voice was a bit better on night two, and I enjoyed hearing Miracle Drug (likely for the last time). Band was a bit tighter on night 2 also.
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Recording Notes:
My usual rig and setup. Had some occasional static but was able to patch for most part. There is one that couldn't get patched, see if you can find it. Counts and clicks are pretty much scrubbed, although you might hear some slight remnants. It's a pretty nice Sharebear style U2 mix. Edgar's audience was pretty good has a varying level of his recording, which sits overtop the main wireless mix.
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As always, encouraging people to get into taping and mixing. Just take the craft seriously and it will reward you many times over. There's no point in complaining about missing recordings or subpar quality if you're not contributing--pushing 1's and 0's around on the internet is no comparison for taping.
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IEM recordings are not for everyone. If not they're not your thing, either sonically or ethically, there's excellent alternative recordings out there.
Similarly, I'm mixing primarily for my ears. This is what sounds best to me. This may not sound best to you. That's a fair statement. I'm open to honest criticism (although you should have caught me when I was working on the mix!), but pointless complaining is unappreciated (naturally). Let's play nice.
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Please don't sell this recording in any way - no cash for blanks, 2:1s, or any other form of "getting paid for your time". Just share it freely.
Please don't convert to mp3, then back to wave, and then trade it around. This stuff is too easy to find on torrents now.
Feel free to remaster/remix this recording. Just keep it to your own computer and iPod.
Also, please don't torrent or share on other sites without at least dropping me a line and asking. I may want to just torrent/share it there myself.
Please ask (and wait for permission!) before putting it into any matrix + video production. If you ask nicely for a quality high-res video project, I will likely say “yes”. If you put it on YouTube or cell phone video production without asking, I will send my cats from hell to chew your computer cables.
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Enjoy y'all!
- Hoserama/Sharebear