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Vienna Teng Live at YMCA Boulton Center For The Performing Arts on 2007-09-29

by Vienna Teng

Publication date: 2007-09-29 ( check for other copies)

Collection: ViennaTeng

Band/Artist: Vienna Teng

t01 Introduction 01:25.58
t02 Whatever You Want 05:12.72
t03 My Medea 04:10.35
t04 Now Three 03:47.53
t05 1Br / 1Ba ^ 05:11.47
t06 Homecoming (Walter's Song) 07:42.01
t07 Pontchartrain 06:05.49
t08 Daughter 04:12.44
t09 Unwritten Letter #1 04:41.73
t10 Recessional 06:20.35
t11 Gravity 04:26.27
t12 City Hall 06:23.09
t13 Harbor 06:12.39
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t14 Green Island Serenade 02:43.08
t15 Intro To... 02:46.60
t16 Soon Love Soon 05:02.27
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t17 Enough To Go By [INCOMPLETE] 01:14.31

77:39.68

Notes

Source: 5-channel multitrack

Vocals: Soundcraft Console Pre-Fader TRS Direct Out > DB25 8-channel snake > [Confidential] (clocked internally @ 48 kHz) > Apple Powerbook G4 1 gHz / 786MB (w/ Hitachi HK60 7200 RPM Internal HD) > [Confidential] (@ 24-bit / 48 kHz)

Piano High Hammers (Panned Right) / Low Hammers (Panned Left): Soundcraft Console Pre-Fader TRS Direct Out > DB25 8-channel snake > [Confidential] (clocked internally @ 48 kHz) > Apple Powerbook G4 1 gHz / 786MB (w/ Hitachi HK60 7200 RPM Internal HD) > [Confidential] (@ 24-bit / 48 kHz)

Room Microphones: DPA 4022 Compact Cardioid > DB25 8-channel snake > [Confidential] (clocked internally @ 48 kHz) > Apple Powerbook G4 1 gHz / 786MB (w/ Hitachi HK60 7200 RPM Internal HD) > [Confidential] (@ 24-bit / 48 kHz)

Room microphones elevated 1.5 meters at FOH, stageleft, approximately 20 meters from stage

All tracks mixed in post by Christopher Jones

HD > .flac: Apple Powerbook G4 1 gHz / 786MB (w/ Hitachi HK60 7200 RPM Internal HD) > Apple Mac Pro 2 x 2.66 gHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon / 1GB DDR2 FB-DIMM > Digital Performer 5.0 > Spark XL 2.8 > xACT v1.59

Resampled and dithered using T.C. Works' respective highest quality resampling and Ultra-Noiseshaping functions. 24-bit / 48 kHz version of this recording available in .flac24.

^ Featuring Blake Ian on acoustic guitar

Executed confidentiality agreement prohibits disclosure of complete recording chain.

I did not arrive in time for soundcheck and did not begin tracking to disk until approximately 3 minutes into the set. "Enough To Go By" appended to the end of this set in incomplete form. The remainder of the set is uninterrupted. Did not DI guest guitar channel. Vocal mic a bit noisy throughout the evening.

Compiled by Christopher Jones 30 September 2007.

Addeddate: 2007-10-01 01:15:09

Identifier: vt2007-09-29

Lineage: Apple Powerbook G4 1 gHz / 786MB (w/ Hitachi HK60 7200 RPM Internal HD) > Apple Mac Pro 2 x 2.66 gHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon / 1GB DDR2 FB-DIMM > Digital Performer 5.0 > Spark XL 2.8 > xACT v1.59

Location: Bay Shore, New York

Source: Multitrack

Taped by: Christopher Jones

Transferred by: Christopher Jones

Type: sound

Venue: YMCA Boulton Center For The Performing Arts

Year: 2007

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Reviewer: cromag - - September 28, 2008
Subject: Great sound

I have a couple of Vienna Teng's concert, and this is the best sounding one I've found. She sounded great, and the recording sounds great -- a reasonably quiet crowd, no loud room noises, etc.

Reviewer: keith from ny - - October 10, 2007
Subject: unbelievable!

Just might be the best-sounding concert recording I've ever heard! I was in attendance and taped the show mics-only, but this sublime mixdown is literally better than being there -- several friends have been equally stunned by this recording's quality and presence. This was the first time I'd seen Vienna perform and I'm thrilled to have such an exceptional memento of the show. It certainly won't be the last!

Reviewer: smerdakof - - October 10, 2007
Subject: nice recording!

The sound quality is incredible and the show is very good as well. However Ms. Teng talks too much. I am sure in concert this provides "intimacy" but the banter out-of-context proves to slow the show down.

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