The Mars Volta - Live in Los Angeles, California
June 04th, 2005 @
Greek Theatre
w/ DJ Nobody
Setlist
Notes
Featuring John Frusicante on L’Via L’Viaquez
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Show Recording(s)
Recording Information:
Source 1
Taper: Robin Cunningham
Source: Matched Audio Technica AT853 Slimline Cardioid Stereo SP-CMC-8 > SP-SPSB-6SL (Battery Box w/ Bass Roll Off @ 69 Hz) > Recorder (Portable Digital Hardrive) iRiver iHP-140 (wav @ 44.1 KHz 16 bit)
Transfer: USB 2 > Computer Hardrive > Master Wav is tracked and cut using Soundforge 8.0 > flac using Flac FrontendEdit notes: Using Sony Soundforge 8.0, The volume was increased 15.52db on the left and 13.52db on the right. It was recorded at a low level, but hey it is better than clipping!
Source 2 was used to complete the missing section in the middle of Cassandra Gemini. This was done in Audacity with WAV files from both sources. by The Marble Shrine – 2021-01-04
FLAC > WAV with xACT > Audacity to re-track > WAV > FLAC (lvl 4) & 320 kbps MP3 with xACT- 2021-01-04Notes:
* John Frusciante plays on L’Via
* 12 minutes of the middle section of Cassandra was not recorded due to saving files and restarting recording.Originally not available in lossy format, Robin recently gave us permission to share in 320 kbps MP3
~THIS SHOW IS NOT TO BE SOLD IN ANY FORM!!!~
Recording Information:
Source 2
Taper: Distortion
Source: AKG CK93s > Actives > JK Labs ECMS > NJB3
Transfer: NJB3 > Firewire > Sound Forge 7.0 w/ Waves Masters plugins (leveling) > CDWave (Tracking) > .WAV > .FLAC
Generation: 0 (Direct Digital Transfer)
No EQ’ing done on this show, just a level boost and fades. Enjoy!FLAC > WAV with xACT > Audacity to re-track > WAV > FLAC (lvl 4) & 320kbps MP3 with xACT – 2021-01-04
Notes:
* John Frusciante plays on L’ViaHow to Help:
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