I’ll take a little risk today and post this one. When I filmed this, the tour manager asked to see the video before posting. Well, we can’t find his contact info so I sent an email to Evan’s manager, John Kastner. No reply. Joe Burns- maybe you can tag Evan to see if he is cool with it. Anyway, this was such a great show. I sang along a couple of times, forgetting that I had mics right next to my face. I hope you can’t hear it. Everything went ok with the shoot, except for the off-center anchor cam and the soundboard did not work for some reason.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HFG60, HFG50 x2, Gopro Hero 7 Black x2. Audio Equipment: DPA4061 mics-church audio preamp-Sony A10 Some angles degrained in Adobe Premiere Elements/Neat video Edit by Tromster
I went to the show on Monday night and did a 5 camera multicam of all the bands.. except fastcase. I thought there were 5 bands on the bill and I did not have enough battery to do 5 bands, and I had assumed Soul Glo were going to play at least an hour… nope. Only 4 bands and they played a total of 90 minutes! That’s an efficient show. So what I am trying to say is that I could have done a multicam of fastcase but miscalculated in many ways. Sorry.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HF G60 and Sony PCM-M10 through soundboard Soundboard Rebalance in Izotope Rx8 (bass +5, Guitar +10!) Audio Video synch in pluraleyes 4
I hope everyone is surviving the endless rain- I woke up this morning and the backyard was a pond once again- I did not even hear the storm! Here is a new set of multicams from a show at Harlows back in October. First band up was one of the most established in the local scene- I was puzzled as to why they were opening the show, but glad to see them play a room like Harlow’s. The club is lit well enough to see Lory when she jumps into the pit to sing. My only regret/mistake with this one is with the audio matrix. I mixed Lori’s vocals a bit too low and it bugs me a bit. I might re-do the audio on this one and re-post. You know, in my “spare time”
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HF G60 on monopod, Canon HF G50 on the pole, 3 Gopro Hero 7 black on stage; Sony PCM-M10 through soundboard. Audio matrix by Shayne, using Rode Videomic Pro Stereo (on G50) plus soundboard Edit by Tromster, of course!
Hey everyone, I hope you are enjoying your Monday. No mediocre Monday today- here is a nice vid of Soul Glo from the show last October. Harlow’s usually doesn’t host hardcore shows- I think it is funny that so much dust was being kicked up. You can totally see it in their fancy light beams. I didn’t have a great source of audio for this one- board mix was all vocals, not much bass in the room mic. I did the best I could.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HF G60 on monopod, Canon HF G50 on the pole, 3 Gopro Hero 7 black on stage; Sony PCM-M10 through soundboard. Audio matrix by Shayne, using Rode Videomic Pro Stereo (on G50) plus soundboard Edit by Tromster
I saw Matt Oneillin(sp?) before this Soul Glo Harlow’s show and asked him if he was doing sound for the show tonight– he does sound at the Cafe and I knew JT was out for the day. Nope, he is in the band Oxy and they were playing! I had no idea he was in a band, and I have only seen him at work where he is pretty quiet and reserved. Who knew he was a hardcore madman vocalist? Very entertaining.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HF G60 on monopod, Canon HF G50 on the pole, 3 Gopro Hero 7 black on stage; Sony PCM-M10 through soundboard. Audio matrix by Shayne, using Rode Videomic Pro Stereo (on G50) plus soundboard Edit by Tromster
Through some miracle of technology, this one uploaded and Youtube rendered it to 4K overnight. It has been a long time since I have seen a crowd react so positively to a local opening band opening for a touring act. Most people come to these shows to see the headliner, and I think I can safely assume that most have never heard the local opener. People went nuts over the Me Gustas, dancing during the songs. It was really nice to see, couldn’t happen to nicer guys. PS: They have an album out, GREAT cover artwork!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HFG60 and Rode Videomic Pro Stereo
This one has a long dumb story. I was planning to shoot a multicamera of this one, since one of my all time favorite musicians, Kurt Bloch was on drums for this tour. That did not work out. First, I had trouble leaving on time- work got in the way and I did not have my gear organized for multicamera. I scrambled together some stuff, and left with enough time to arrive, get permission, set up and film. Well, I forgot my rode mic at home so I had to go back and grab it, which cost me time. I had planned to arrive at the show at 7pm (doors), but I did not get there until 7:40. Then, I went to grab my bags and run out of the car, and I can’t find my fcking car keys. I burn more time digging around the car and find them on the floor, wedged between the center console and the driver’s seat. So I am finally charging my way up to the door and I see Steven King and Cory Vick. I have that “deer in the headlights” look in my eyes at this point and ask them if they know when the Minus 5 are going on. We don’t know so I got to the club and Steven introduced me to John Ramberg. I got the ok to tape and I ask when they are going on- they go on in 5 minutes! Holy sht- multicam is out of the question at this point. I go to the soundboard to plug in and John Taylor (king of sound at Harlow’s) is super patient with me and gets me set up. I go to pull the Sony M10 out and power it on… no batteries. Kill me. I had given up any hope of a board tape when I realized that I have an extra video camera, so I pull that out and use it to record the soundboard audio. After all of this, they performed without a drummer- Kurt did not perform due to illness- get well soon my friend. Despite all of the chaos, it was an awesome show. 10/10 would do it again. oh, and to all of my northwest friends- this NRBQ/Minus 5 show is a must see – pick up tickets for Saturday if you can!
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HFG60 (Video), HFG50 (audio). Audio source is soundboard plus Rode Videomic Pro Stereo Sbd/Aud matrix by Shayne Stacy, synch in pluraleyes 4
A couple of months back, we went to Harlow’s to see MC5 and Very Paranoia. The MC5 multicam set was posted over at Jim McLain’s channel, so go check that out if you haven’t already. This is the opening set from Very Paranoia. They feature members of Annihilation Time, Hot Lunch, Leacherous Gaze and Sonic Love Affair (SLA). Thanks to Jim McLain for the soundboard audio and Anonymous for the Schoeps recording and the matrix.
Video Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HF G60 Audio Recorded by: Jim McLain and Anonymous Equipment used: Sbd and Schoeps MK4. Matrix by Anonymous
Here is a companion video to the Jim McLain and my multicamera collaboration of this show that was posted at @Jim McLain (Taperjim) ‘s channel about a month ago. His post is a 1080 multicamera with matrix audio. This one is just my angle, in 4k with a different Matrix audio track. Thank to Jim for sending over the board mix and to Anonymous for taping with Schoeps and putting the audio track together. So, in summary, head to McLain’s channel to watch the multicam. Stick around here if you want 4k.
Video Recorded by: Shayne Stacy Equipment used: Canon HF G60 Audio Recorded by: Anonymous and Jim Mclain Equipment used: Sbd and Schoeps MK4 mics
Here’s a bonus post for you today. Last month, MC5 came to town and Jim McLain and I were there to film. I contributed 1 angle (the moving angle shot from straight on) and Jim did all the rest- shot the rest of the angles, took care of audio and editing. Thanks Jim!
Recorded by: Jim McLain and Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon HF G60 and I think Jim has Canon HF G20’s now.
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