I forgot that I pulled out the Lumix ZS200 and got some of Grumpster’s set. The camera has a 15min limit, so I just filmed 1 segment until I ran out of time, then went to buy merch.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Audio recorded by: Anonymoud
Video Equipment: Panasonic Lumix ZS200
Audio Equipment: Schoeps MK4 mics, Sony A10 recorder
Audio/Video synch in Plraleyes 4.0
Jawbreaker came to Sac last month and thanks to the generosity of TM Shawn, I was able to get a “photo” pass. I brought the DSLR (my best camera) and shot the show in 4K. Unfortunately, 2 things went wrong. First, I used a way too powerful lens so I could not pan back and get a full band shot. The show was packed, so breaking down and reattaching a different lens was kinda out of the question. Second, I got really fatigued holding the camera still, so it is very shaky at times. Sorry.
Big thanks to Anonymous for the Schoeps audio. I used the stock mic for audio on the GH5S and it is just massive distortion. I was shocked that Pluraleyes would synch 2 of the 3 parts with the source audio sounding so awful. It turned out alright.
This is in 2 parts- the main set is here, and the last few minutes are on part 2, posting in a couple minutes here.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Panasonic GH5S,Panasonic Leica DG Vario-Elmar 100-400mm f/4-6.3 ASPH. O.I.S. Lens
Audio recorded by Anonymous
Equipment used: Schoeps MK4, Aerco Preamp
Main set synch in pluraleyes 4.0, encore manual synch in Sony Vegas 13
Happy Mother’s Day to all of you moms out there- enjoy the day!
It took a while for this one to get prepped- the audio on my master tape was super thin, so I had to wait for better audio. The audio has some slight issues in one channel on and off, but it is still WAY better than the audio from my little point and shoot. It looks like the audio taper missed the first song of the set- I can share that with the camera audio, if anyone is dying to see it.
By the way, Negative Approach is coming to the tiny Cafe Colonial this summer with locals Holehog and Sick Burn- a great lineup. You should buy advance tickets to that one if you want to see it- I can’t imagine tickets being available for long.
Oh, one last thing. The guitar player played the entire set with his back to the crowd, just like in the thumbnail. Strange
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Panasonic Lumix ZS200
Audio/Video Synch via Pluraleyes 4.0
It took a while for this one to get prepped- the audio on my master recording was super thin, so I had to wait for better audio. The audio has some slight issues in one channel on and off, but it is still WAY better than the audio from my little point and shoot.
I have to admit, I was not as into this set as I expected. I am a huge Adolescents fan, and I have driven to the bay are multiple times to see them… but this set left me cold. Maybe it was due to me being on the back balcony, I was not close. This was also the first time I have seen them without Steve Soto, so that could be it. Dunno. Hope you like it.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Audio by ?
Equipment used: Panasonic Lumix ZS200
Audio/Video synch in Pluraleyes 4.0
I was supposed to see SEVEN CJ/7 seconds shows in the March/April time frame, and I ended seeing none. I had plans to see the first 5 shows and had to cancel due to work and home stuff. I had also booked a family vacation back east which coincided with Philadelphia/NYC and WDC. We went on vacation but the shows were cancelled. Then, I booked a run of 4 texas dates to make up for it, and those were also postponed. Let’s hope my last attempt to make this happen comes to fruition in Texas in early September. I am not going to tell you now much money I blew out of my rear end to see a band. Embarrassing.
Anyway, here is the CJ set from Ace of Spades earlier in the tour, when 7 seconds wasn’t touring with them yet. Enjoy.
It took a while for this one to get prepped- the audio on my master tape was super thin, so I had to wait for better audio. The audio has some slight issues in one channel on and off, but it is still WAY better than the audio from my little point and shoot.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Audio by ?
Equipment used: Panasonic Lumix ZS200
Audio/Video synch in Pluraleyes 4.0
What a treat this show was, but for an unfortunate reason. Lou was sick, so Kevin Sweeney from J Mascis + The Fog was flown in for the show. Because of this, we got a set that was totally different than most of the tour and very heavy on the old stuff. Glad to hear that it was a mild case and Lou is OK.
Man, this one was needlessly difficult to prepare. Pluraleyes didn’t like part 2 of the video and would not synch it. It synched the other 6 parts just fine…. so I did pt2 manually in Sony Vegas. Then, even though my export was the same file type, avidemux would not join it properly. I tried 5 times and it would have no audio for pt2, then it would crash, etc. I learned a lot about avidemux- like don’t ever even attempt to join even the slightest different file type. I finally just put the whole damned thing in vegas and exported it. So if it looks different than other Lumix ZS200 videos I did, that’s why. Geez.
Also, I realized that I forgot to turn on image stabilization during the last song. Whoops.
Video Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Panasonic Lumix ZS200
Audio Recorded by: Anonymous
Equipment used: Schoeps MK4/Aerco Preamp
Audio Video Synch in Pluraleyes, Sony Vegas 13 (pt2 from about 10 min-25min)
Join and export in Sony Vegas 13.
This one is an upgrade to the one I posted a couple of months ago- we have edited Zoran from Capital Chaos TV‘ footage to make this a partial multicam shot. The multicam action starts toward the end of the set, about 36 minutes in. Thanks to Zoran for the footage and thanks to Agelos Porf for the edit. Nice work!! In collaboration with Capital Chaos TV
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy, Zoran Theodorovic
Edited/Remixed By: Agelos Porf
Additional help by: Zoran Theodorovic, Capital Chaos TV
Secret Chiefs 3- Ace of Spades, Sacramento Ca. 8/29/17 Mr. Bungle Canon HFG30 This was a total surprise. I had no idea who these guys were, and then Sherman told me that it was Trey from Mr. Bungle’s band. I had no idea he was doing anything new. So I bought a disc and started filming without knowing anything about them. What a mind-blower! They are so unique, you just need to listen. The most complicated (but still engaging) music I have ever heard. The drummer is ridiculously talented.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Canon HFG30
Here’s the vid posted on the right YT channel. Sorry about that. Dead Cross- Ace of Spades, Sacramento Ca. 8/29/17 Mike Patton Dave Lombardo Canon HFG30 The challenge of filming at Ace of Spades is getting access to the bands to ask permission. Even though Lisa and the venue staff are totally cool, I usually need to work through layers of people to get to people that I *know* would give me the OK if I could tell them how they knew me way back in the 80s. This time around, 3 people did me a solid to make this happen. Zoran Theodorovic of Capital Chaos TV for giving my DVDs of Mr Bungle/river thtr & Slayer backstage at the stone to the band (through tour manager), Sherman Loper for telling me that Trey from Mr. Bungle was in Secret Chiefs 3 (I had no idea), AND he was at the merch table- I was able to get my pass & equipment in the door.. and Vinny Palese, who secured permission for filming from Dead Cross’ management. Truly a team effort. Thanks guys! I am using the line in setting with the Rode mic and audio is coming out WAY better. I should have been doing that from the start!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Rode Video Pro Stereo Mic
Additional help by: Zoran Theodorovic, Sherman Loper, Vinny Palese
This one is an upgrade to the one I posted a couple of months ago- we have edited Zoran Theodorovic from Capital Chaos TV‘ footage to make this a partial multicam shot. The multicam action starts at about halfway through the set, about 18min in. Thanks to Zoran for the footage and thanks to Agelos for the edit. Nice work!! In collaboration with Capital Chaos TV
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy & Zoran Theodorovic https://capitalchaostv.com/
Edited/Remixed By: Agelos
Additional help by: Zoran Theodorovic, Capital Chaos TV
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