Which, are freaking killer!!! Anesthetize is a flat out assault on my senses!!To get a taste of what this concert release will be like check out his previous live releases. Home Invasion, Anesthetize, or Arriving Somewhere.
Which, are freaking killer!!! Anesthetize is a flat out assault on my senses!!To get a taste of what this concert release will be like check out his previous live releases. Home Invasion, Anesthetize, or Arriving Somewhere.
It is from a live concert, why would it be best case or even make sense to use a studio recording? One doesn't really buy a concert to get a studio recording.Thanks. So the older Porcupine Tree songs will be from new recordings along of course with the newer songs from the same concert.
Since these are from live recordings, I wonder if the Atmos will only be used to open up the sound stage rather than placing interments above with movement with other cool effects? I guess that will depend on how the concerts were recorded and what SW want's to present to us. I'm guessing we won't know till it's released.
I would think at least the best case scenario would be using high quality studio recordings but who knows, maybe a lot of care was taken in recording this live concert with a Atmos release in mind. That to me would be at least a 2nd best case scenario.
Last time I saw SW solo live, it was the TTB tour, and the concert was in Quad from what I could hear. Pretty cool effects, subtle but even more immersive.Although I don't recall any surround use at the 2022 show in LA, I know that his solo show a long while back was in surround and that depending on venue supposedly PT shows will also have surround. Maybe this was such a venue, and there's an actual surround experience as heard when attending live. Or he'll jam instruments into the rear that weren't there live. Those are the two options, and neither IMO matter that much on a live recording where the focus is on the performance and audience energy, not immersion.
It is from a live concert, why would it be best case or even make sense to use a studio recording? One doesn't really buy a concert to get a studio recording.
Reading through this thread has been very entertaining . It seems thebarnman is very interested in getting earlier PT recordings in Atmos (as are most of us, frankly), but doing so via a live concert recording simply does not compute.
He did sort of announce a new Atmos mix of Storm Corrosion (with Mikael Åkerfeldt) but so far it has not materialized.
When I saw him at the Moore (medium-size indoor theatre) in Seattle on that tour, I'm pretty sure it was mono front, mono rear. (Live sound is usually mono so that everyone hears the same mix, mostly.)Last time I saw SW solo live, it was the TTB tour, and the concert was in Quad from what I could hear. Pretty cool effects, subtle but even more immersive.
That will be only available in a couple of shops and sold out in a few hours…There might be a deluxe CD and Blu-Ray box set as well.
You may be right, from what I remember it was slightly stereo front (possibly just a trick of the acoustics though) and probably mono back. So yeah not "Quad", got a bit hyperbolic there. At the least the front and back were different that's for sure. It might depend on the venue?When I saw him at the Moore (medium-size indoor theatre) in Seattle on that tour, I'm pretty sure it was mono front, mono rear. (Live sound is usually mono so that everyone hears the same mix, mostly.)
hopefullyI hope it’s going to be the 4K Ultra HD of the year!
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