Listening to in Dolby Atmos Streaming, via Tidal/Apple/Amazon
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A/B'd with the 5.1 from the music video DVD released in 2001, the Atmos is much less adventurous with the surround channels.
Do any other Apple Music users find the Atmos mix on this album strange? At least on my 5.1.2 system, it seems the height speakers are being used as the main channels, including for the vocals and flute parts. Hardly anything out of the center channel. Also, the surround speakers are being used at least as much as the front mains. Seems like the channels got mixed up somehow. Certainly very different than how other Atmos mixes are rendered. (All other Atmos mixes I’ve listened to today sound normal.)
I've just finished listening to this, and to me it sounds fine on my 7.4.4 setup. A very good mix in my opinion.
Here's part 3, covering N through S. Part 2, with G-M, above; Part 1, with A-F, plus overview and legend, here. Fourth and final installment tomorrow.
| Nadine Shah | Filthy Underneath | Q #10 |
| Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | Wild God | Ind #4; Q #88; Gdn #20 |
| Nilufer Yanya | My Method Actor | NPR; Zoladz hm; PF #13; SG; Gdn #6 |
| Nubya Garcia | Odyssey | SG; BC* |
| Omar Courtz | Primera Musa | Caramanica #17 |
| Orla Gartland | Everybody Needs a Hero | Pareles hm |
| Peso Pluma | Exodo | Caramanica hm; Wilson |
| Pet Shop Boys | Nonetheless | Gdn |
| Phosphorescent | Revelator | PM Folk #5 |
| Porridge Radio | Clouds in the Sky They Will Always Be There for Me | Hermes |
| Rachel Chinouriri | What a Devastating Turn of Events | Gdn |
| Rae Khalil | Crybaby | NPR |
| Remi Wolf | Big Ideas | NPR |
| Residente | Las Letres Ya No Importan | Pareles hm |
| Ron Miles | Old Main Chapel | Chinen |
| Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus | PM |
| Sabrina Carpenter | Short n' Sweet | NPR; Caramanica #2; Petrusich #3; PF; SG; Wilson hm; Gdn #9 |
| Samara Joy | Portrait | Seymour #6 |
| Sarah Jarosz | Polaroid Lovers | PM Americana #1 |
| ScHoolboy Q | Blue Lips | NPR; Petrusich #15; Q #51 |
| Shaboozey | Where I've Been, Isn't Where I'm Going | Salmon |
| Sierra Farrell | Trail of Flowers | Hermes; BC; PM Americana #8; Salmon |
| Shygirl | Club Shy | Caramanica |
| St. Vincent | All Born Screaming | Pareles hm |
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And here's the fourth and final (and shortest) installment, covering T-Z. Part 3, with N-S, is above; Part 2, G-M, here; Part 1, A-F, plus overview and legend, here.
| T-Bone Burnett | The Other Side | Hermes |
| Taylor Swift | The Tortured Poets Department | Caramanica #16 |
| Tems | Born In the Wild | NPR |
| Tyla | Tyla | NPR; Caramanica hm; PF; Gdn |
| Vampire Weekend | Only God Was Above Us | Hermes; Ind. #3; Pareles #3; Zoladz hm; Petrusich #9; PF; SG; Gdn |
| Wayne Shorter Quartet | Celebration, Vol. 1 | Fordham #3; Chinen |
| Wishy | Triple Seven | SG #11 |
| Zach Top | Cold Beer & Country Music | Caramanica #7 |
| Zeal & Ardor | Greif | BC |
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Bretho72
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The mixes are the same.
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And they’re garbage. I’m a huge Crue fan and I’m so pissed that their albums are all a lazy mix.
Well this is an odd one… selections from the World of Warcraft soundtracks (I’ve never played so I don’t know if these are fan favorites or not)
Steven Wilson- December Skies Atmos. Nice song and nice mix.
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jaap74
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Any good?
This one too:
The Atmos of Ferry's Retrospective is now on Tidal. Not sure if this is old news to others. 
The mixes are pretty good from the start and just keep getting better as time progresses, as you would expect.
The mixes are pretty good from the start and just keep getting better as time progresses, as you would expect.
Wow, great to have this album in Atmos!
Thanks @LennonCobain for posting. In 1988 (the year this album was released) I was fortunate enough to see her live in a small venue downtown Oslo. Only her and the guitar in front of a small crowd. She had our total attention. She was like a firework! A strong and remarkable voice and so much energy and dynamics. And these great songs of course, spanning from exploding 'Bring Me Some Water' to the more quiet and emotional ones like 'Precious Pain'.I remember the original album as quite good sounding compared to many other rock albums at the time. Niko Bolas did the original mix and was in on the production side. Some of the songs got a very dry vocal which wasn't very usual at that time. The production and arrangements suits Melissa's songs well. I find Dustin Richardson's atmos mix to be a pretty good one. Not all of the songs screams for an atmos treatment, but his mixing choices works well. He has made some improvements and been able to keep the important energy in drums and bass.
Although Melissa Etheridge had greater success with some of her other albums I will always have a stronger relationship with her self-titled debut. A recommended listen if you are not familiar with it.
Tidal link:
https://tidal.com/album/404036444?u
harync
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Not sure how new this is, but it was new to me:
A nice immersive mix after sampling a handful of songs. On the “Circle of Life,” choir vocals come blasting out of the rears. Same for “Just can’t wait to be king.”
“Under the stars” is well-mixed with a flute solo and choir vocals in the heights and percussion all over the place as the the song crescendos at the end.
A nice immersive mix after sampling a handful of songs. On the “Circle of Life,” choir vocals come blasting out of the rears. Same for “Just can’t wait to be king.”
“Under the stars” is well-mixed with a flute solo and choir vocals in the heights and percussion all over the place as the the song crescendos at the end.
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