You linked the MQA version, here is Heartbeat Highway in Atmos.The new album by 80s synth pop influenced Cannons:
https://listen.tidal.com/album/327379619
Their previous album, Fever Dream, is excellent and is available in Atmos on Apple Music but smelly 360RA on Tidal and Amazon.
I only gave it a casual listen, tbh (I'm slightly chagrined to admit I've never been a big Wu fan, although I really like some of RZA's film scores). But I thought it was fairly active. Lead vocals originate from various points, since there are often so many rappers trading verses. Sometimes one rapper's vox will wander slowly around the room, as if he were wandering back and forth across the soundstage. And on some tracks, the mixer uses another effect where, say the lead vox might be anchored in fronts or rears or even in a diagonal pair, but snippets of phrases will also be randomly copied into some other speaker, even a height speaker, giving the whole delivery a kind of woozy feel, almost like the rapper were tossing the mic back and forth from one hand to another as he delivers the lines.How do you like the mix on this?
Tidal link didn't work for me (in the US), but Amazon link works: https://music.amazon.com/albums/B00...ritory=US&ref=dm_sh_KpGLGtH0eon5PVmb137CQIPsRUK link;
The Kinks in surround????? Granted its just one Christmas single, but hopefully a sign of things to come. This band was always notably absent when it came to surround remixes, so I love to see this.
EDIT: Finally got a chance to listen, really good mix. Can anyone on Tidal see who did it?
Tidal only shows the Composer for these songs.This is great! Has Ray Davies finally been bitten by the surround bug? I hope this is the start of some future Kinks Atmos mixes. And yeah, if a Tidal user could check to see who did the mix, I'd love to know.
Father Christmas, give us more Atmos!
That disc is NOTHING like all of his other quad synth discs. I ordered this disc based on my love of every other quad synth discs that I had but I barely made it through ONE listen with this one…Now that I have a Tomita SACD, I’m trying to wrap my head around all the re-naming his discography has had…
And stumbled upon Dolby Atmos releases of his?
As well as this, which seems to be the same thing just with all the track titles in Japanese:
Still giving Claire De Lune a spin, so haven’t checked them out yet. I wonder if it’s true Atmos or the quad in a wrapper…
Thanks for checking.Tidal only shows the Composer for these songs.
How long does it take for the other mix to be released?peter gabriel - and still (in-side mix)
Just 14 days to go (in time for the Nov 27th full moon)How long does it take for the other mix to be released?
I cant wait to listen to this album with 0 preconceptions.
What if the labels and/or streamers decided to make these standards enforceable instead of just "recommended"? E.g., "You don't get our tracks unless you make all of the metadata visible and searchable" or "we won't accept your tracks unless they include credits for all of the following categories in the metadata"?The Recording Academy® and its Producers & Engineers Wing® have been working with various organizations to address the major music industry problem that, too often, there is still a lack of complete and visible recording credits for creative contributors to the recording process.
Streamers have no incentive to not accept tracks, and the labels have no incentive to not sell them. Especially over this issue, which affects a tiny, TINY percentage of the listeners (i.e. the vast majority of consumers don't care at all).What if the labels and/or streamers decided to make these standards enforceable instead of just "recommended"? E.g., "You don't get our tracks unless you make all of the metadata visible and searchable" or "we won't accept your tracks unless they include credits for all of the following categories in the metadata"?
I get that. I'm just making a rhetorical point. Safe to say the vast majority of consumers didn't care about credits listed on album jackets or in CD booklets, either. But crediting people for their work is still the right thing to do.Streamers have no incentive to not accept tracks, and the labels have no incentive to not sell them. Especially over this issue, which affects a tiny, TINY percentage of the listeners (i.e. the vast majority of consumers don't care at all).
To come back on this post, I found out (or rather: rediscovered what I already knew once) that there’s a DVD-audio with a 5.1 mix of LOVE. Seems to be very highly rated on here, and I managed to order a new CD/DVD combi at a reasonable(ish) €30. That, in turn, led to a long overdue update to a new BR player that plays 4k, DVD-A and SACD (Sony UBP-X800M2). And some more long overdue purchases (Dire Straits Brothers in Arms SACD, Toto IV SACD, Billy Joel Stranger SACD). All being delivered in the next week! Only thing is, though: how to get this past my wife without her noticing?I wish they would release the "LOVE" album in Atmos. I somehow always enjoy that one very much. That gorgeous version of While my guitar gently weeps gets me every time.
Sad to report it's the same messed-up mix from before. Uneven sound quality, weird mixing and volume choices. "Right through you" sounds like a cheap smartphone.I thought this was already released in Atmos but it shows up on the “Now In Spatial Audio”. Posting just in case.
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