2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
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sousourn1823
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
and to get a better result, it is usually mixed with an audience source
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
would be great if the equipment is cheaper, but anyways to get a full instruments gig, you need the separate freq. or sometimes people catch a freq. with all instruments in there.... dont know what they use to tape that but go to a show and make a bootlegs SBD yourself would be awesome!.
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
Yes what IS, sorry!sousourn1823 wrote:
What is an "IEM?"
IEM stands for In-Ear Monitor. It is a system used by most major touring
bands that allows them to hear their vocals and/or instruments through a
discrete earpiece. It also allows the band to communicate with each other and
the crew while on stage.
IEM works through an FM frequency. Each IEM goes to a different member of the
band. James gets one signal, while other members will hear something else.
Tapers used a scanner to pick up the frequency and taped some shows via the IEM system.
thx for your reply, just what i thought!
i have seen some GNR and Maiden japan boots dvds using IEM, very cool stuff!
"Tapers used a scanner to pick up frenquency"
What an incredible way to tape/make a bootleg, crazy guys lol, bootlegers of 21th century !
any picture of that scanner will be welcomed!
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sousourn1823
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
leomet_2000 wrote: would be great if the equipment is cheaper, but anyways to get a full instruments gig, you need the separate freq. or sometimes people catch a freq. with all instruments in there.... dont know what they use to tape that but go to a show and make a bootlegs SBD yourself would be awesome!.
sound quality for this one is not far from a good soundboard
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leomet_2000
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
yes, but you need an army to go inside the venue with all the equipment jeje.... or may be outside, but you cant attend the show..... this people dont care the show, just make a bootleg and money, so they can easily get the freq. outside the venue and confortable place, drinking a beer.sousourn1823 wrote:leomet_2000 wrote: would be great if the equipment is cheaper, but anyways to get a full instruments gig, you need the separate freq. or sometimes people catch a freq. with all instruments in there.... dont know what they use to tape that but go to a show and make a bootlegs SBD yourself would be awesome!.
sound quality for this one is not far from a good soundboard
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sousourn1823
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
crevardo wrote:Yes what IS, sorry!sousourn1823 wrote:
What is an "IEM?"
IEM stands for In-Ear Monitor. It is a system used by most major touring
bands that allows them to hear their vocals and/or instruments through a
discrete earpiece. It also allows the band to communicate with each other and
the crew while on stage.
IEM works through an FM frequency. Each IEM goes to a different member of the
band. James gets one signal, while other members will hear something else.
Tapers used a scanner to pick up the frequency and taped some shows via the IEM system.
thx for your reply, just what i thought!
i have seen some GNR and Maiden japan boots dvds using IEM, very cool stuff!
"Tapers used a scanner to pick up frenquency"
What an incredible way to tape/make a bootleg, crazy guys lol, bootlegers of 21th century !
any picture of that scanner will be welcomed!![]()
lol, wasn't complaining about the "IS" missing, just cut & past this text from a file in my archive
yeah, they used a scanner connected to a DAT (or better nowadays) , sometimes outside the venue
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leomet_2000
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
they used the IEM and another guy inside taping AUD.... sell it to a bootleg pressed CD company and get money back, anyways nowadays with internet is not the same as 80-90`s when original bootleg was the only way to get the show and these labels get A LOT OF MONEY!!! the only copy was on cassete but is not the same.... today you get the show 5 min after its finished... but i would love to know little bit more about IEMsousourn1823 wrote:crevardo wrote:Yes what IS, sorry!sousourn1823 wrote:
What is an "IEM?"
IEM stands for In-Ear Monitor. It is a system used by most major touring
bands that allows them to hear their vocals and/or instruments through a
discrete earpiece. It also allows the band to communicate with each other and
the crew while on stage.
IEM works through an FM frequency. Each IEM goes to a different member of the
band. James gets one signal, while other members will hear something else.
Tapers used a scanner to pick up the frequency and taped some shows via the IEM system.
thx for your reply, just what i thought!
i have seen some GNR and Maiden japan boots dvds using IEM, very cool stuff!
"Tapers used a scanner to pick up frenquency"
What an incredible way to tape/make a bootleg, crazy guys lol, bootlegers of 21th century !
any picture of that scanner will be welcomed!![]()
lol, wasn't complaining about the "IS" missing, just cut & past this text from a file in my archive
yeah, they used a scanner connected to a DAT (or better nowadays) , sometimes outside the venue
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
Thanks so much for sharing!
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Re: 2013-08-18 - Jamsil Olympic Stadium : Seoul, South Korea (Fight Fire with Seoul)
Great! Thank you very much for purchasing and sharing freely 
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