Today a Nine Inch Nails fan website called “a tiny little dot” has announced that a professionally produced document of what was to be the final Nine Inch Nails show in 2009 titled [After All Is Said and Done] has now been completed. It is available for free download in many audio and video formats by going to the site HERE.
Below is the announcement from atinylittledot.com:
[after all is said and done] – officially released & available for download TODAYOn September 10, 2009, Nine Inch Nails performed what would be their final show ever – a scorching 3 1/2 hour, 37 song set – and then waved goodbye.
Today, after more than 5000 hours of work logged on the project, and more than 3 years later, our group – a tiny little dot – finally and proudly presents to the world nine inch nails: [after all is said and done], as an entirely free internet download – a professionally produced documentary of the blistering and momentous “wave goodbye” of NIN , using exclusively fan-shot footage – a labor of love, filmed by the fans, made by the fans, and made for the fans.
The culmination of this work is a video production of a NIN concert unlike anything ever before – an evocative and unapologetic document of Nine Inch Nails. As an intimate concert performed before only a handful of fans, what the performance lacks in huge stage production value, it makes up for in vitriol, raw energy and cramped quarters… with sentiment, emotion and intimacy. But what really shines a light on the brilliance of the performance is the manner in which it was captured. The fan-shot footage of AAISAD conveys a raw, visceral and kinetic energy that no professional camera could have ever hoped to achieve. And in the context of a performance like this, one so intimate, one so meaningful to their fans, nothing else would be fitting. And it’s that which sets AAISAD apart as something uniquely memorable, and something that no NIN fan will want to be without.
The sheer expanse of this momentous project and the delay associated with its release (a delay and lack of communication for which a tiny little dot humbly apologizes to the patient and loyal fans) is underscored by the amazing math underlying it:- A 3/12 hour, 37 song, set list- 27 unique fan shot HD footage sources, totaling over 75 hours of footage, resulting in…- Over 1.5 Terabytes of raw footage, provided in 27 different file types, resolutions, frame rates, and codecs- Over 3,500 hours of pre-production treatment of the original footage including noise filtering, upscaling, de-interlacing in After-Effects, color correction, and most importantly conversion of all files to a common frame rate, codec, file type and resolution- Over 50 trips back and forth to production facilities using a 1.5 TB “delivery” drive to transfer treated footage to our RAID array.- Resulting in a total of 8.5+ TB of DNxHD treated and rendered files- 680+ hours spent editing and peer reviewing each song by a team of 9 editors, and 7 peer reviewers (from a tiny little dot’s more than 20 person team)- Through the editing process, the 8.5+ TB of DNxHD was whittled down to a 303 GB DNxHD master edit- 5 sources of audio- Over 65 hours of audio treatment in a professional sound studio, to create final stereo and 5.1 audio masters- 42+ hours of post-production motion graphics work, and other (yet to be disclosed) work- And numerous non-quantifiable hours.
But after those many hours, its finally here. Today a tiny little dot proudly releases nine inch nails : [after all is said and done] to the world in a series of entirely-free-to-the world formats – each of which are detailed below at length, along with links for their download.
You can download the audio or video HERE.
You can also view the show as a YouTube playlist below:
Rob's Wall Of Music 