I tried to take a WAV off the broadcast, but I didn't have the set up right to use a line out from the computer into my new little recording gizmo.
I turned the volume of my kind of middling speakers pretty high, turned up the internal mikes on the gadget fairly high, and sat very still.
The fidelity is probably pretty lousy but not totally horrid.
Next step for me is to install the software CD that came with the gadget (a ZOOM H2n) and use a USB cable to move the file into the computer. If I'm lucky I'll manage to burn a CD from it, but also save it as a WAV file in the computer, which I could download to the list.
I do think that, since I don't own any rights to this performance, I'd better include only incomplete movements, especially on a public list. But maybe I can offer enough to give you some idea what it sounded like.
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Susan Kline
Philomath, Oregon
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-12-2019 17:56
From: John Formsma
Subject: concert this Thursday
I didn't get to listen live. Can I listen to a recording?
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John Formsma, RPT
New Albany MS
Original Message:
Sent: 04-08-2019 17:56
From: Susan Kline
Subject: concert this Thursday
Shameless plug: A chamber music concert I tuned for last October 5th is being broadcast on a KWAX FM program called "Played in Oregon". It features the American Chamber Players, Reiko Uchida, pianist, and it was recorded in the First Presbyterian Church in Corvallis, which has a superb almost new Hamburg Steinway B.
Only one chance: this Thursday at 5 p.m. Pacific time. Here's the website which has a streaming window. Times may or may not be totally exact because (drat) they are moving into their pledge mode, but the whole concert should be there.
https://kwax.uoregon.edu/listen
http://www.chambermusiccorvallis.org/american-chamber-players.html
It's so rare that something I do is available for other technicians to hear -- I wish we could all hear each other's work more often. Words only go so far. Our discussions could mean so much more if we could hear what we are talking about more often.
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Susan Kline
Philomath, Oregon
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