The Sony JE530 is a minidisc recorder, however
a pure digital output is available when using it as a
passthrough device. Therefore, despite the presence
of a minidisc device in this lineage there is no MD/
ATRAC compression.


Editing:

The tape was stopped, or paused at the following points:
(A). After Total Eclipse (tape flip)
(B). After Iron Maiden (probably encore break)
(C). After Drifter (another encore break, but also a tape flip)
(D). After Running Free (presumably another encore break).


At each of these points there were significants changes in apparant volume
(due to the nature of automatic level control, as used in the recorder).
Also, usually there were additional artifacts (for instance very brief
drop-outs, or thumps caused by the magnet that served as an erase head).
I used bass filters, amplitude adjustments and cross-fading to smooth out
at all of these discontinuities except for (A) - the first tape flip.

The right channel was slightly under-recorded compared to the left, and
I adjusted the amplitude as follows:

First 45 mins:
Left channel + 1db
Right channel + 2.5db
Remainder:
Left channel (no adjustment)
Right channel + 1db