i can't tell you Mister P., the Atmos Vn is unavailable in the UKgood?
i can't tell you Mister P., the Atmos Vn is unavailable in the UKgood?
Listening in Australia now, the whip cracks and synths are behind megood?
Ditto. Good summation.Listening in Australia now, the whip cracks and synths are behind me
And now some backing vocals....
Geetars now....
I like it
I'm downmixed to 5.1 FYI
Heyo, a good punk album in atmos. A real mix, too. Bad Religion is known for their vocal harmonies and they are in back and top as you'd expect, as are guitar overdubs. Interestingly, the center channel doesn't have vocals. Infected is a good one to sample for atmos activity.
Can someone on Tidal reveal the mixer?
Andy Wallace mixed the stereo version in 1994, a big deal at the time. This album was the first new release on a major label for BR, also a big deal at the time. Now Atlantic is part of Warner, so this marks another real mix for WEA. Good job, someone, haha!
Wow--this is a beautiful album. A real sleeper. And the mix is excellent. Great tip.
HOLY COW! First time hearing of this artist, but this was getting a lot of buzz in my music circles out this morning. Wide wide mix on this one. Hints of Joni Mitchell and ambient. Apparently this is the second in a trilogy she’s doing with the first (stereo only) entry being Titanic Rising.
Poking around online it looks like it has contributions from Oneohtrix Point Never, and a harpist I love; Mary Lattimore!
I'm extremely excited for this one! Hildur Guðnadottir's score for the upcoming film Women Talking. Just one preview track so far:Lots of new classical additions today, most of which I plan to get to over the weekend. Right now, before bed, I'm listening to music from the new Cate Blanchett film, Tár, which is mostly by Icelandic cellist & composer Hildur Guðnadottir (whose compositions have also appeared on a couple of Sono Luminus discs), along with bits of Elgar, Mahler, and Bach. A very good immersive mix in the revised Deutsche Grammophon house style--which is to say: more or less full use of all channels. Apparently Guðnadottir has also done the score for Women Talking, based on the recent novel by one of my favorite contemporary novelists, Miriam Toews. It comes out in early December. I hope it gets a good Atmos mix, too!
It blew me away, and shot towards my favorites of the year easily. Apparently, Ben Babbitt, the musician and sound designer of my favorite game of all time, Kentucky Route Zero (a kind of interactive stage play) was also involved alongside the list in my first post. And I love the sound design of that game, it boosts a lot of the day-to-day sounds we ignore and take for granted into the forefront in interesting ways.Wow--this is a beautiful album. A real sleeper. And the mix is excellent. Great tip.
i don't think its in Atmos in the UK either!? anyway the link goes to the Lossless not AtmosBut not in Atmos in the US?
I haven't listened to the live version yet, but as for the studio version, which just won a Latin Grammy for Best MPB Album: Holy active mix, Batman! (Even though it's more 5.1 than Atmos?)Ditto. Good summation.
This is pretty immersive for a live recording and has a great vibe - even if I don’t identify a single word (apart from track 3- which is a great starting point):
The studio version of this album also is recommended:
(posted some time ago)
I'm unable to find the Weyes Blood album in Atmos or 360 on Tidal, too :-/i don't think its in Atmos in the UK either!? anyway the link goes to the Lossless not Atmos
Yeah, I was sampling tracks by Weyes Blood and Deafheaven last night and would love to hear them in Atmos but I can't find either on Tidal.I'm unable to find the Weyes Blood album in Atmos or 360 on Tidal, too :-/
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