The Breakfast - 2010-11-24 Sully\'s Pub

• The Breakfast - 2010-11-24 Sully\'s Pub
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 27 Nov, 2010 15:55
• (sendspace mp3) http://www.sendspace.com/file/rpapgt
  
  Got FLACs will probably upload them to archive when I\'ve got the time.
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by GLuft3 on 27 Nov, 2010 16:24
• Thanks, Tuna!
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• #2 Reply
  Posted by Gfunk on 27 Nov, 2010 16:54
• thank you 2nah!
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• #3 Reply
  Posted by frolfer on 27 Nov, 2010 17:31
• Awesome tuna, thank you for sharing with us!
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• #4 Reply
  Posted by simpletwistupdon on 27 Nov, 2010 17:56
• thanks tuna!
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• #5 Reply
  Posted by zuke583 on 27 Nov, 2010 18:15
• awesome, josh! thank you!
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• #6 Reply
  Posted by Ren on 27 Nov, 2010 18:48
• Thanks Josh!  So when we were doing our "Ser-Digger" chant, Jen thought we were saying something much, much different at first.  She said she thought something like, "wow?!?!...they\'re just gonna say that like it\'s no big deal??!!"  Then she was like, "Ohhhhh, that\'s not what they\'re saying."  I thought it was pretty funny.
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• #7 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 27 Nov, 2010 20:52
• :lol:
  
  Yeah that wouldn\'t have probably been as funny.
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• #8 Reply
  Posted by frolfer on 28 Nov, 2010 07:33
• this is a nice recording tuna, thanks again. Is it safe to assume this was your Zoom with the internals? looking forward to having the flacs. I\'m only a little ways into this and I\'m totally digging it, jam > stl, come on!
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• #9 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 28 Nov, 2010 10:22
• You got it... Zoom with no frills attached... no post-processing done either. This is exactly how the raw recording sounds
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• #10 Reply
  Posted by cannontrip on 29 Nov, 2010 22:32
• your zoom sounds better than mine!  must be the attached gills...  raw like sushi
  
  
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• #11 Reply
  Posted by bdfreetuna on 30 Nov, 2010 12:10
• this one did come out especially well. I put the Zoom in the thing hanging from the ceiling about 6\' back from the stage, angled down at about 15-20 degrees. Set the levels @ "9" for this one.
  
  Imported it into Audacity and saw just about a perfect wave form, with the peaks going to about 85-90%.
  
  I was pleased .. glad you enjoy!
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• #12 Reply
  Posted by mvallo on 01 Dec, 2010 05:09
• Soundboard matrix Source:
  
  http://www.archive.org/details/breakfast2010-11-24.Soundboard-Matrix
  
  The Breakfast
  2010-11-24
  Sully\'s Pub - Hartford, CT
  
  Set 1
  01. jam >
  02. See the Light* >
  03. Synergy
  04. Rufus >
  05. Echidna\'s Arf (of You) >
  06. Drums
  07. Beef Barley >
  08. Existential Funk** >
  09. See the Light >
  10. Existential Funk
  
  Encore:
  11. Honey Butter^ >
  12. Spunk >
  13. Honey Butter
  
  *inverted
  **with \'Third Stone from the Sun\' teases
  ^with \'Voodoo Child\' teases
  
  Source type: Soundboard Matrix (4 tracks) @ 44.1khz/24bit
  Source 1: (2)AKG483 DIN;onstage 12" front of drum kit facing audience > Zoom H4n XLR (CHannel 1&2)
  Source 2: Soundboard FOH Mix from TRS output   > Beachtek DXA-s2(gain control) > Zoom H4n ext mic input (channel 3)
  source 3: Soundboard direct guitar TRS output > Beachtek DXA-s2(gain control) > Zoom H4n ext mic input (channel 4)
  
  Transfer: Zoom H4n > USB > Hard drive > Vegas:mixing/fades/l3/dither 16bit > CD Wave > Flac16
  
  Note: show fits on 2 CDR disks
  
  6fc1aee37dfd87a2c446a52a7283a8b2 *breakfast2010-11-24d1t01.flac
  321ae59597496d646a0cbfa8b0958dbb *breakfast2010-11-24d1t02.flac
  74f735f0c12cdd0697245ddd3f7b33b2 *breakfast2010-11-24d1t03.flac
  a5de82b94603f5521bb628211e7bf8ed *breakfast2010-11-24d1t04.flac
  8b79cc6b3beab345432296f2eae78d7e *breakfast2010-11-24d1t05.flac
  dc30a6b6f2fedb79449e199031c2bcc7 *breakfast2010-11-24d1t06.flac
  dd1d3a4ed44975260c6975fe64416c69 *breakfast2010-11-24d1t07.flac
  e272168f638c46d9088c1af5cc4d26d5 *breakfast2010-11-24d1t08.flac
  a21bcdc4fbb09ea789b08401a24602ac *breakfast2010-11-24d1t09.flac
  0f1700837d9be38b65ebab99b0881705 *breakfast2010-11-24d1t10.flac
  ae30b8c5bd35c1d18e2bc736220b8d3f *breakfast2010-11-24d1t11.flac
  2489f7425ccc9d17a40ba08310083c1e *breakfast2010-11-24d1t12.flac
  2b001c17809285f03eb3b0b3e6cc81cd *breakfast2010-11-24d1t13.flac
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• #13 Reply
  Posted by cannontrip on 01 Dec, 2010 10:06
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  Source type: Soundboard Matrix (4 tracks) @ 44.1khz/24bit ;Source 1: (2)AKG483 DIN;onstage 12" front of drum kit facing audience > Zoom H4n XLR (CHannel 1&2) ;Source 2: Soundboard FOH Mix from TRS output > Beachtek DXA-s2(gain control) > Zoom H4n ext mic input (channel 3) ;source 3: Soundboard direct guitar TRS output > Beachtek DXA-s2(gain control) > Zoom H4n ext mic input (channel 4)

  
  Nice work!
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• #14 Reply
  Posted by mvallo on 01 Dec, 2010 11:47
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  Source type: Soundboard Matrix (4 tracks) @ 44.1khz/24bit ;Source 1: (2)AKG483 DIN;onstage 12" front of drum kit facing audience > Zoom H4n XLR (CHannel 1&2) ;Source 2: Soundboard FOH Mix from TRS output > Beachtek DXA-s2(gain control) > Zoom H4n ext mic input (channel 3) ;source 3: Soundboard direct guitar TRS output > Beachtek DXA-s2(gain control) > Zoom H4n ext mic input (channel 4)

  
  Nice work!

  
  
  Thanks, every time I record Sully\'s the soundboard mix has Tim low in the mix (or muted) because his amp is already loud in the room, so I recorded a separate guitar track in the zoom so I can mix it in the post. still a tough room because the band is so close together and the audience is so close to the stage.  
  Great show, these guys always find new a way to take the same old songs and bring it to a new level and or add something new and exciting. Great show!
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