Autumn cannot arrive soon enough!
No, no. Lets not rush into Fall. There's a lot of summer boating season left.
Autumn cannot arrive soon enough!
I didn't discover Abbey Road until 1974 or so (I was too young to care in '69) and I wasn't impressed for a long time - "Here Comes the Sun" is one of my most hated Beatles songs (I have a list), and much of the rest seemed very lightweight.
But "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" completely blew my mind, and my only complaint was, it didn't go on long enough. And now, although I've grown to love the whole album (with one exception), that's still the one track I most want to hear in surround. And if there is a previously undocumented twenty minute extended version, I'll love that as well.
I too have a list of my most hated Beatles songs
Geez tough crowd. Good Morning Good Morning I can understand, but Got to Get You Into My LIfe and Here Comes the Sun? Anyone wants to vote for In My Life?"Got to Get You Into My LIfe" really annoys me. "Good Morning Good Morning," too. There are others, but those are probably the worst offenders
I've been thinking the same thing the last couple of days. There may not be a way around this.Anyway, if this Abbey Road has an Atmos mix I may have to figure out how to integrate the codec into my existing system. That won't be easy and will cost some loot.
For TWA I scored a sweet Black Friday deal. No such luck in September...So what's the best vendor to take a chance on for pre-orders? For the life of me, I can't remember where I purchased the White Album but I do know I was very pleased and got it early (guess I'll search for that, I'm sure I mentioned it at the time as I got it before some mods here).
edit: Found it -- I apparently ordered from the Moose!
DISC 4 (Blu-ray): Dolby Atmos mix of whole album / 5.1 surround of whole album
Dolby Atmos will be in 48/24. I wonder if there’ll be a separate 96/24 5.1 mix? Probably not.
I really hope so and hope including separate atmos and 5.1 mixes becomes a trend. I only have experience with two Atmos music mixes and while they sound good on my 5.2.4 Atmos system, they do not translate well to my 5.1 system.Dolby Atmos will be in 48/24. I wonder if there’ll be a separate 96/24 5.1 mix? Probably not.
I’m not worried about it either cause my Denon has AL32 processing.I wouldn't worry so much about the oversampling rate @ 48, Homer ....... the 24 bit is the magic number. Almost all movie soundtracks are 48/24 on BD~V and they sound pretty magnificent! Also a lot of DVD~As were 48/24 and NO complaints here!
I hope you’re right because that just leaves room to purchase more discs, but I’m guessing it may be closer to what Sgt. Peppers retailed at, for which I paid $117.99 on Amazon.Based on the new information, I'm relieved that a) the box set will only have 4 discs, so that should mean a cheaper price overall compared to the last two sets. (I'm predicting a final price somewhere between $80 and $100) and b) that the Blu-Ray will have both the Atmos mix and a separate 5.1 mix for those of us with non-Atmos systems
Autumn cannot arrive soon enough!
I’m not worried about it either cause my Denon has AL32 processing.
I can heeeeeeaaaaaarrrrrr youuuuuuuuu!A lot of processors automatically upsample to 96 [from 48] and IMO, the difference is inaudible unless you've lived your life as a dawg!
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