Moby - Reprise on BluRay.
Kenny Wayne Sheperd-The Traveler, Blu Ray Atmos 24/48. DR's are 11's, 12's, 13's.
I think this is the very first music only BD Atmos disc I ever bought. Released 2019.
Can be a little erratic at times with the mix. I have seen KWS two times and always brings down the house, super powerful guitar player.
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I like it, but I think the 3-4 last songs on the album is the best.I own this disc, and honestly, I just do not like it. Probably means, I don't like him. I dunno. I simply get bored listening to it. Never make it all the way through...
Among my favorite MC albums!Kenny Wayne Sheperd-The Traveler, Blu Ray Atmos 24/48. DR's are 11's, 12's, 13's.
I think this is the very first music only BD Atmos disc I ever bought. Released 2019.
Can be a little erratic at times with the mix. I have seen KWS two times and always brings down the house, super powerful guitar player.
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I can see that. If he ever comes to your area, go see him, absolutely fantastic.I own this disc, and honestly, I just do not like it. Probably means, I don't like him. I dunno. I simply get bored listening to it. Never make it all the way through...
I’m finally getting around to listening to this. I have the dvd-a and the new ATMOS is definitely a different mix approach.https://music.apple.com/us/album/rumours-deluxe-edition/651871544
First 11 tracks only.
Did Greg do the Atmos mix of Rumours? I sampled a couple of tracks last week and the mix style reminded me of what he did with Rocket Man.I’m finally getting around to listening to this. I have the dvd-a and the new ATMOS is definitely a different mix approach.
The old 5.1 is very much taking the original stereo mix and augmenting it with some surround elements. it’s a really great listen, and often demoed my system with it back in the early 2000’s with this recording
The ATMOS mix is really interesting, and very different. unlike the 5.1, it’s not grounded in a stereo base, its very immersive, with instrument objects placed around you. incredibly detailed because of it. You know EXACTLY where each of the multiple guitars are in space, and they are tonally distinct because the discrete placement let’s you hear it. Fleetwood‘s drums and his playing are also a highlight. Sounds like you are standing next to the kit.
But, you do give up a little of the perceived power of the stereo based mixed because the primary musical elements aren’t always stacked with a left right focus. All that probably doesnt make sense, but it’s the best I can do to describe what I hear!
Highly recommended to hear what’s possible with ATMOS. I really hope they get Greg Penny to do ATMOS on the Elton John stuff. The 5.1’s were fantastic, I can only imagine what ATMOS would sound like
Just pulled out the DVD-A and there’s no one listed for the surround mix. I wonder how to find out?Did Greg do the Atmos mix of Rumours? I sampled a couple of tracks last week and the mix style reminded me of what he did with Rocket Man.
Just pulled out the DVD-A and there’s no one listed for the surround mix. I wonder how to find out?
Found it. Ken Caillat did the surround mix. He was one of the original versions engineers/mixerJust pulled out the DVD-A and there’s no one listed for the surround mix. I wonder how to find out?
I gave it another shoot, have listened to The Chain and Songbird in Atmos, and then compared my listening experience with the 5.1. Despite the fact that Atmos is not discrete but rather sort of immersive, I quite enjoyed those two. I liked the backing vocals in the height speakers in the chorus of The Chain, as well as the more detailed acoustic guitar in Songbird and the improved clarity in the vocals.I’m finally getting around to listening to this. I have the dvd-a and the new ATMOS is definitely a different mix approach.
The old 5.1 is very much taking the original stereo mix and augmenting it with some surround elements. it’s a really great listen, and often demoed my system with it back in the early 2000’s with this recording
The ATMOS mix is really interesting, and very different. unlike the 5.1, it’s not grounded in a stereo base, its very immersive, with instrument objects placed around you. incredibly detailed because of it. You know EXACTLY where each of the multiple guitars are in space, and they are tonally distinct because the discrete placement let’s you hear it. Fleetwood‘s drums and his playing are also a highlight. Sounds like you are standing next to the kit.
But, you do give up a little of the perceived power of the stereo based mixed because the primary musical elements aren’t always stacked with a left right focus. All that probably doesnt make sense, but it’s the best I can do to describe what I hear!
Highly recommended to hear what’s possible with ATMOS. I really hope they get Greg Penny to do ATMOS on the Elton John stuff. The 5.1’s were fantastic, I can only imagine what ATMOS would sound like
Ken Caillat did all the Fleetwood Mac 5.1 mixes.
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