It's a Saturday...that means it's a sports day.
Watching T20 cricket
And listening to this very cool album with a great mix.
Watching T20 cricket
And listening to this very cool album with a great mix.
Listening to Now (In Dolby Atmos)
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Oh dear....Great album.The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You.
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Tidal - The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You
Apple Music - Tattoo You by The Rolling Stones
And it's in surround ..
But
The Atmos mix is feeble at best.
I say... hang on minute, old chap! Leslie may be great but he ain't late!97, according to Wikipedia. Right, Carry On Quadding...
oh i've got it all to cock, just like Miss Allcock!!!
wow he is still with us... how wonderful to be so wrong! what a fabulous man, thank you for the correction
such a shame its a nice album and the track i tried the other week was nothing special but ok.. wonder if there might be something up with it, is the Atmos on Tidal as well?
Left hand down a bit Mr Phillips ...oh i've got it all to cock, just like Miss Allcock!!!
wow he is still with us... how wonderful to be so wrong! what a fabulous man, thank you for the correction
He became a household name in this timeless radio show...
I agree Adam, he knew how to stretch double meanings.
woody
300 Club - QQ All-Star
Elijah Woods- Look What I Made- EP. (Tidal & Apple)
At the polar opposite of Rolling Stones- Tattoo You.
Check it out. 16 mins of full on Atmos!
Up there with Yello- Point as extracting every element from every speaker.
Masterful- but maybe too full on for some.
At the polar opposite of Rolling Stones- Tattoo You.
Check it out. 16 mins of full on Atmos!
Up there with Yello- Point as extracting every element from every speaker.
Masterful- but maybe too full on for some.
Outstanding mix - thanks for the tip! Catchy tunes.
Thanks.
I really liked this, ok music and very good mix.
Listening now, ta for the heads up....wonderful mix.
its Front-heavy but there's all sorts of little bits popping up in the Rears throughout (the Surround channels, Ch.'s 4 & 5 in the 5.1, i mean) incl occasional backing vocals and other little vocal bits, piano seems to almost always be isolated in the Rears.. and the Front Heights have other bits on occasion, percussion type stuff in them and so on.
however, i've said it before and i'll say it again, i feel sometimes a multichannel music mix can be too discrete for its own good.. and i think this is one such example, you can't always just bung the whole rhythm section up front and pepper the other channels with isolated bits of everything else and hope for the best, a multich mix needs sonic glue! sometimes that means blending between Front and Back, sometimes its spreading out things like drums so they're not only in the Fronts, sometimes its just being bold and taking a risk.. none of that's going on in this mix that i can pick up on so its a bit flat.
Another one found, after detective work by Inspector Clouseau.
Got a chance to hear the whole thing last night, and it's a fantastic blues album IMO. Yes, I would have preferred the rears to be a little more discrete and have some more presence (maybe a 2db boost would help.) But totally loved itApplehas it too..
This type of music is right up my street
And this is a new 2021 album; with that last song (Keep Your Light On Mama) not on any of the physical releases I see?Here's the credits on discogs:
Blues Traveler - Traveler's Blues
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2021 Vinyl release of "Traveler's Blues" on Discogs.
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One of the artists I would never have listened to, a few years back...
'I See You' is a fine Atmos track, amongst others.
'I See You' is a fine Atmos track, amongst others.
One of the artists I would never have listened to, a few years back...
'I See You' is a fine Atmos track, amongst others.
i started listening to this earlier and then got distracted by Four In A Bed!
its at my favourite bit at the end now where they all have a go at each other on payment day!
I listened to TY last night and was poking around some of the other music sites to try to find who mixed and engineered. Couldn’t find much but signs pointed to Mick Jagger being very involved with these new mixes/mastering. Perhaps he wants these mixes to be made more to the subtle side.
Maybe he has talked to John Mayer for input.
Humm...if that's the case, then I suspect Mick has not really got much of an idea how surround works....which would'nt surprise me.
Perhaps after the criticism of the mix on Goats Head Soup, he thought a hands on approach would sort that out.
At least The Stones are getting their albums released in surround, which is very welcome.
C'mon Led Zep and ELO, you got the music that deserves panning around our lug holes!!
At least we do have some solace - I did read that the Atmos mix has the best dynamic range and isn’t brick walled like the stereo versions.Humm...if that's the case, then I suspect Mick has not really got much of an idea how surround works....which would'nt surprise me.
Perhaps after the criticism of the mix on Goats Head Soup, he thought a hands on approach would sort that out.
At least The Stones are getting their albums released in surround, which is very welcome.
C'mon Led Zep and ELO, you got the music that deserves panning around our lug holes!!
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