Listening to Now (In Surround) - Volume 2

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Some Pink Floyd this morning!

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I wonder if the multi-channel mix will differ significantly from the previous one ?
I have the previous one and will try to answer this question. After first listen, I thought the ATMOS was missing the lower bass response from Chris Squire--which you hear perfectly on the 5.1 mix. Also, be careful jumping around with audio choices because some are louder than others.

@Malhomme, I've just finished listening to Steven Wilson's 2013 5.1 mix and compared it to his 2025 5.1 mix. To answer your question, Steven Wilson was given the opportunity to make improvements on the 2025 5.1 mix. IMHO, these are subtle differences that make the new mix more enjoyable. I listened to the 2013 5.1 mix of Close to the Edge. To my ears, in the opening, Steve Howe's guitar work (up front) sounds a little bright. On the 2025 5.1 mix of Close to the Edge, the brightness of Steve Howe's guitar work is gone and, to me, sounds more pleasant. Also, Chris Squire's bass has more presence--which I enjoy very much. Hope that helps.
 
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I have the previous one and will try to answer this question. After first listen, I thought the ATMOS was missing the lower bass response from Chris Squire--which you hear perfectly on the 5.1 mix. Also, be careful jumping around with audio choices because some are louder than others.
Yes! If you have the volume set for what you normally would for Atmos, and play the stereo instrumentals.....boy howdy! I mean it won't blow your speakers out but it's a bit of a jolt.
 
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