But, we know that's exactly what we'll get.I'd probably go for a boxed-set of Blu-ray audio discs... I'm not interested with accompanying CD's and/or DVD's.
But, we know that's exactly what we'll get.I'd probably go for a boxed-set of Blu-ray audio discs... I'm not interested with accompanying CD's and/or DVD's.
Hopefully... As I really don't want any of those annoying 'filler' CD's and/or DVD's to bulk up the cost.But, we know that's exactly what we'll get.
Just for the record (lol), I don't either.Hopefully... As I really don't want any of those annoying 'filler' CD's and/or DVD's to bulk up the cost.
I suspect you're right: everything I can find on Kadry is about her career as a mastering engineer, so Þórisson (whose name, says Wikipedia, is more properly transliterated into English as "Thorisson") probably took the lead on mixing. But I believe the Atmos mix for Fossora was credited to both of them, so they must have collaborated in some meaningful way.Does Heba do a lot of Atmos mixing? I’ve only come across her name recently as the mastering engineer decimating the dynamics of new shoegaze albums by the likes of Slowdive, but the lossy Atmos mix of course is dripping with dynamics and sounds so much better downmixed to stereo than the 24/96 official stereo release.
Wow that's great news! I recently lost an eBay bid to the "Surrounded" boxset from 2005 for $50 on eBay when the others have listed it not less the $200 for used. You're saying those were lossy 5.1 mixes?I posted about this in 2023 Surround Releases but figured people would want its own thread.
Last night I emailed OLI Records on a whim because...I'm like that and asked about the Bjork lossy 5.1 mixes. This is what I got in response.
Correct. Full-rate DTS 96/24. If I recall correctly the box was financed by two opposing major record labels, one wanted SACD, the other wanted DVD-A, and as a compromise they made the set lossy DVD.Wow that's great news! I recently lost an eBay bid to the "Surrounded" boxset from 2005 for $50 on eBay when the others have listed it not less the $200 for used. You're saying those were lossy 5.1 mixes?
And Medulla.Only Vespertine was lossless in both SACD and DVD-Audio.
That's right--the "Special DVD Double Edition" included a DVD-A.And Medulla.
Only two years ago I was lucky enough to get a still sealed copy for that price from a US dealer through Amazon Marketplace, including shipping to Germany and VAT. I think I played all my future bargain chances with that purchase I have not listened to it often enough for it to be replaced already. Though if there will be another box or collection for a reasonable price, I might be tempted to buy the whole thing and not only the missing albums (if they were releases individually). Almost 20 more years of surround mixing experience might add something very worthy to listen to, in addition to the expected upgrade in encoding quality. But my fear is that this will be an expensive collectors item from the beginning.I recently lost an eBay bid to the "Surrounded" boxset from 2005 for $50 on eBay
I have both of these albums on SACD. But they are also available on DVD-A and Hybrid DVD-V with DTS 96/24 audio...Only Vespertine was lossless in both SACD and DVD-Audio.And Medulla.That's right--the "Special DVD Double Edition" included a DVD-A.
And as that they are part of the box set.But they are also available on [...] Hybrid DVD-V with DTS 96/24 audio...
any clue on what these projects are?The mixes are being done by Bjork's in-house team (Bergur, Heb Kandry, all of the album producers) and Bjork has SEVERAL big projects being released next year, and OLI will let us know more as we get closer to the dates.
You're right, @fredblue, I should REALLY start messaging more companies...
Not yet...any clue on what these projects are?
So... She's a November baby. Like meNOT in surround, but worth noting that on today, Bjork’s 58th birthday, she has a new single out with Rosalia
+1So... She's a November baby. Like me
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