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Understanding 9/11Set List:
trk: title [time]
/pronunciation/ (translation)
01: crowd [1:11.00] >
02: Free Form Improv [2:47.22] >
03: San Cho Me No Hito [2:38.35] >
/sahn choh may no hee-toh/ (3rd Block People)
03: Jump [7:04.72]
04: "konban ha" [0:29.70]
05: Inochi [9:38.05]
/ee-noh-chee/ (Life Force)
06: Horo Yori [3:41.31]
/ho-rlo yo-rlee/ (Over The Top)
07: "itsu shinn demo ii... sore ha iyada" [0:34.32]
/ee-tsoo sheen-deh-mo ee ... soh-rlay wa ee-yah-dah/
(I'm ready to die any time... no I'm not)
08: Uuchii [2:41.56]
/oo-oochee-ee/ (7, 8)
Total time: [30:47.23]
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Notes
I asked Eiichi if I should translate his song, "San Cho Me No Hito" as '3rd Block Person' or '3rd Block People', as the nuance in Japanese is not so clear. He said it didn't matter... I think 'people' sounds a little more natural in English.
To get an idea of the mix, the dials on the mg102c were set at
3 o'clock for the C4s and 9 o'clock for the sbd.
The input gain for the C4s was also at 3 o'clock, which is
2 lines short of -60,
while the gain for the line from the board is full,
according to my notes... I may have made adjustments later.
I was trying to adjust the line percentage
during the second track, but it should settle down
by the time the third starts.
The mixer was used solely as a pre-amp to line in to the 660.
No EQ or balance adjustments were made.
A cassette master of this performance also exists and in fact
was between the mg102c and the PMD660 in the chain.
I haven't dealt with the cassette yet.
