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*MiniDisc -> unknown transfer -> 2xCD-R -> Exact Audio Copy 1.0 beta 3 (not optimal s [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*unknown taper and equipment (MiniDisc) -> unknown transfer -> 2xCD-R -> unknown ripping program -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*unknown taper and equipment (MiniDisc) -> unknown transfer -> 2xCD-R -> Exact Audio Copy (suboptimal settings) -> [[Category:Audience recordings]]

A very good audience recording. It is purportedly sourced from a professional boom microphone positioned in the venue's sound tent, s ...! This recording deserves a high-quality, low-generation transfer, free of MiniDisc artifacts.

*Sony ECM-717 microphone + Sharp MD-MS702 MiniDisc recorder -> unknown transfer -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*ICOM IC-R5 in-ear monitor receiver -> Sony MZ-N707 MiniDisc recorder -> matrix -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:In-ear monitor recordings]]

...concert of the 1993 "Devotional" Tour, uncommonly recorded with the first MiniDisc recorder on the market. MD change is between [[One Caress]] and [[Mercy In *Sony MZ-1 MiniDisc recorder + unknown mic (photo included) -> MiniDiscs -> CD-R -> Exact Audio

*ICOM IC-R5 in-ear monitor receiver -> Sony MZ-N707 MiniDisc recorder -> matrix -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:In-ear monitor recordings]]

...stop those MiniDiscs now; we just found out someone in the audience with a MiniDisc player, so no remixes going out on pirate radio, we got that one didn't we, *MiniDisc recorder (unknown model, built-in mono mic?) -> unknown generation -> FLAC

...nown taper and equipment -> fourth generation cassette tape -> most likely MiniDisc based on spectrogram -> unknown transfer -> FLAC -> in Adobe Audition CC 20 [[Category:Audience recordings]]

A very good audience recording. A MiniDisc change occurs near the end of [[Freelove]], and a small amount of music may *unknown cardioid microphones -> unknown battery box -> Sony MZ-R3 MiniDisc recorder -> unknown transfer to CD-R (analog or digital?) -> 2xCD-R -> Easy

*unknown taper and equipment (MiniDisc recording based on spectrogram) -> unknown transfer -> 2xCD-R -> Exact Audi [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...be lossy, possibly due to being sourced from an FM broadcast recorded to a MiniDisc. Despite this, it is nearly seamlessly patched into the recording, and the *likely pre-FM, except for [[A Little Piece]], which appears to be FM sourced and lossy -> 2xCD-R -> Exact Audio Copy (unknown settings, no rip log avail

...storted depending on the song. This was uncommonly recorded with the first MiniDisc recorder on the market. There is unfortunately some diginoise for the first *Sony MZ-1 MiniDisc recorder + unknown microphone -> TDK MD74 MD-XG MiniDisc masters -> SonicStage (WAV) -> FLAC level 8

...on. Additionally, the first 47 seconds of [[Useless]] are missing due to a MiniDisc change. Here are the taper's notes: *home-made microphones -> home-brew battery box -> Sony MZ-R3 MiniDisc recorder -> unknown transfer (unknown if analog or digital) -> 2xCD-R -> FL

*Sony ECM-DS90P microphone -> Sony MZ-NH700 MiniDisc recorder (Hi-SP setting) -> optical out -> Sonic Stage V2.1.02.09031 -> Sou [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*ICOM IC-R5 receiver + Sony MZ-N707 MiniDisc recorder -> master MDs -> CD-Rs -> XLD -> WAV -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:In-ear monitor recordings]]

*Sony ECM-717 microphone + Sony MZ-R30 MiniDisc recorder -> master MDs -> MD copies -> Sony MDS-JE630 -> optical output -> [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*unknown cardioid microphones -> unknown battery box -> Sony MZ-R3 MiniDisc recorder -> unknown transfer to CD-R (analog or digital?) -> 2xCD-R -> Easy *Taper: '''[[:Category:Recordings by ISWIWDead|ISWIWDead]]'''

A very good audience recording sourced from master MiniDiscs. There are a few screamers near the taper, but thankf ...rder) -> MiniDisc masters (TDK MD-SG 74 & Maxell Gold 74) -> Sony MDS-S707 MiniDisc player (digital optical SPDIF out) -> Creative SoundBlaster ZxR (optical SP