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Ocean to Ocean Tour
Lewiston, NY (Lstn)
Saturday, July 8, 2023
Artpark Mainstage Theater

Dent Review:  
Audience Recording

Tori Amos 2023-07-08 Lewiston, NY at Artpark

Original Link: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=763060
Info Hash: f9a7a023acbef612ce1574432b964b0fd5f5a98c
Size: 984.47 MB
Uploaded By: LisaX

Tori Amos
July 08, 2023
Lewiston, NY
Artpark Mainstage Theater

Taper: U.N. Owen
Location: GTC, row B, center
Source: SP-CMC-8-4SS Cardioids (AT ES943/933) (2022 pair) > SP-SPSB-10-13004 > Tascam DR-07 48 kHz/24-bit stereo WAV
Transfer: SD card slot > Copy wav to Hard drive
Editing by mysterygrrrl to remove the noise from the asshole sitting near the taper (see notes below)
Final Editing: CoolEdit Pro 2.0 (amplify) > CDWave (tracking, use alternate 24-bit format) > Trader's Little Helper > flac (level 8 ) > Mp3 tag (flac tagging).
Mp3 version created using iTunes.

Setlist
01. God
02. hello/band intro
03. Ocean to Ocean
04. Mrs. Jesus
05. Honey
06. Daisy Dead Petals
07. Liquid Diamonds
08. Silent All These Years (solo)
09. Swim to New York State (solo) >
10. I Can't See New York
11. Little Amsterdam
12. Marys of the Sea
13. Siren
14. Precious Things
15. --encore break
16. Take to the Sky (with I Feel the Earth Move, "gay, gay, gay!" and improv)
17. Big Wheel

Editing notes:
My edit log for this recording is so long it makes Charles Dickens’ Bleak House seem like an abbreviated haiku, so here is a boiled down summary hitting some of the highlights in this quest:
• Global de-click to temper down the universal loud applause
• Some intermittent spot de-clicking
• Various types of spectral repair to tame down some loud screams (I would’ve liked to have addressed more of these, but I don’t have a few hundred extra hours right now)
• Various types and endless combinations of settings in spectral repair to quiet down the loud talker; this was excruciating at times, as the talking was rampant, and embedded, in certain areas.
• A lot of trial and error, undoing edits, redoing and tweaking, also lots of time spent fiddling with the spectrogram settings to try to “see” and figure out where the offending noises were in the spectrogram (sometimes this was pretty easy, sometimes virtually impossible where embedded).

I’m still learning rx, and unfortunately was a bit too aggressive at a few points where the obnoxious talking was embedded. Some day I’ll go back and try to fix some of my errors.

Special thanks to the taper for supplying the raw source file, and for recording so many of these shows, and thanks and respect to anyone who has taped. Also, thanks to anyone who doesn’t scream or karaoke or talk or thunderclap during gigs.

And to everyone who likes to listen to these recordings, please think about recording a show or two yourself on the next tour. Gear isn’t terribly expensive these days, and you can find good deals on used equipment. Phone recordings and internal mic recordings are ok as backups, but please consider investing in a recorder and some mics, it makes a big difference.