Same here. Though not a title to excite some listeners, this is one I'm very curious to hear, and it's getting close to time for pulling out some holiday cheer on vinyl and CD, so why not some surround, too?
ED
ED
Same here. Though not a title to excite some listeners, this is one I'm very curious to hear, and it's getting close to time for pulling out some holiday cheer on vinyl and CD, so why not some surround, too?
ED
Sure. I'd encourage you to email Audio Fidelity with requests like this for 5.1 SACD titles. They check the forums from time to time (as I do). But email definitely works!
On the mastering, Audio Fidelity also uses Kevin Gray (as does Analogue Productions/Acoustic Sounds) and the first Elliot Scheiner 5.1 SACD was mastered by award-winning engineer Darcy Proper who is very saavy with both Stereo and 5.1 Surround mastering - having done quite a bit of that for Sony Music before moving her work to Europe.
I think Steve Hoffman does some fine work (the new Peter , Paul & Mary SACD "In The Wind" is excellent). But Kevin Gray and Darcy Proper are definitely right up there - as is Bob Ludwig who did the Super Session 5.1 SACD mastering. And, of course, Gus Skinas at the Super Audio Center in Boulder who works on many of these SACD projects as well.
Glad to see E.S. still in the game. Now let's hope we can get some of the surround mixes by Steely Dan and Fleetwood Mac that are still in the vaults collecting dust!
I would love some new ones on titles AF have already done on CD, such as Dio's Holy Diver(I believe owned by Wendy Dio).
That would be incredible!...
In all of the excitement, no one has mentioned the unreleased Elton John SACDs
In all of the excitement, no one has mentioned the unreleased Elton John SACDs.
Those would sell big time, imo.
It's been so long that I don't remember exactly which ones were done had not been released.What SACD's are you thinking of?
Glad to see E.S. still in the game. Now let's hope we can get some of the surround mixes by Steely Dan and Fleetwood Mac that are still in the vaults collecting dust!
This is good news indeed. So lets see. We now have Elliot Scheiner, Steven Wilson, Bob Clearmountain and Andy Jackson all competing for our QQ dollars. And these are just the ones that come to mind. The future sure looks bright. Competition can be good.
Phil
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