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2K Club - QQ Super Nova
A cracking interview with our surround God, Jonathan.
Every question answered, almost to the bone....
Every question answered, almost to the bone....
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The full list is here (including those I wasn't involved in), but I've linked a few of the best ones below:Eight or nine? Why wasn't I informed of this?
Q&A with Bruce Soord: Pineapple Thief Frontman & Immersive Mix Engineer | IAA
Hailed as a “post-progressive mastermind,” Bruce Soord is the frontman and creative force behind British experimental rock outfit The Pineapple Thief.
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Q&A with Mills Logan: Immersive Mix Engineer | IAA
Mills Logan is at the forefront of Dolby Atmos music production, having mixed over six hundred songs in the format from his Mix Mill studio in Nashville.
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Q&A with Immersive Trailblazer Ronald Prent | IAA
Over the past 40 years, Ronald Prent has established himself as one of the most accomplished and innovative mixing engineers in the world.
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Q&A with John Kellogg: Producer & Mix Engineer | IAA
In 1992, John Kellogg produced some of the first 5.1 music mixes for the introduction of the Dolby Digital (AC-3) codec on Laserdisc...
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Great interview. Thanks so much for posting it here. It had answers to just about everything I wanted to know.
I’ve specifically been putting off hearing this album for the first time awaiting Steven’s surround mix, what a bummer!Sad news about Apple Venus though
I sympathize. But put it off no longer! Both Apple Venus and Wasp Star are great, even in stereo.
I’ve listened to Wasp Star almost in its entirety and was somewhat disappointed, I do know AV is supposed to be superior but I really felt Colin’s songs on WS to be very lacklustre, whereas on previous albums his cuts always stood out as favorites of mine.
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Next up, how about James Guthrie discussing the long-awaited remix of "Animals" (and more?!)The full list is here (including those I wasn't involved in), but I've linked a few of the best ones below:
Q&A with Bruce Soord: Pineapple Thief Frontman & Immersive Mix Engineer | IAA
Hailed as a “post-progressive mastermind,” Bruce Soord is the frontman and creative force behind British experimental rock outfit The Pineapple Thief.Q&A with Mills Logan: Immersive Mix Engineer | IAA
Mills Logan is at the forefront of Dolby Atmos music production, having mixed over six hundred songs in the format from his Mix Mill studio in Nashville.Q&A with Immersive Trailblazer Ronald Prent | IAA
Over the past 40 years, Ronald Prent has established himself as one of the most accomplished and innovative mixing engineers in the world.Q&A with John Kellogg: Producer & Mix Engineer | IAA
In 1992, John Kellogg produced some of the first 5.1 music mixes for the introduction of the Dolby Digital (AC-3) codec on Laserdisc...
I'd love to speak with him. Anyone know how to get in touch?
Great stuff Jonathan !
MrSmithers
1K Club - QQ Shooting Star
Wow, really great interview Jonathan. So many good questions and answers! Looking forward to some of the new mixes he mentioned...
Wonderful interview, Jonathan, indeed. If I were to contact James Guthrie, I would try the following options:
1. Reach out to his work colleague Joel Plante at Das Boot recordings. His contact is in LinkedIn, you may want to try that (Check out Joel Plante’s profile on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-plante-2a807092)
2. Try AFG forum. User Luna69 (Julie Skaggs) was the last one who interviewed him when WYWH SACD was released (or was it Amused to Death?). It seems she's on good terms with James and may be the right door to knock on
3. PF management... good luck with this one... You may reach out to Paul Loasby at One Fifteen management (onefifteen.com).
I doubt he read out comments or remembers QQ forum, but don't mention it to James. He was sadly and unfairly bashed here because of the removal of Meddle and OBC mixes from TEY box. I think we still owe and apology to him
I know it's a pipe dream, but maybe let someone else mix the back catalog into Atmos, like Bruce Soord, I've heard he's good.
Hopefully the lack of interest in his own back catalog hasn't nixed the Deadwing deluxe edition.
Jonathan, many thanks for this interview.
Steven Wilson is really the culprit of my passion for surround music, ever since I heard about him for his King Crimson 5.1 mixes (before I knew about Porcupine Tree)
Excellent Excellent interview.
Steven Wilson is really the culprit of my passion for surround music, ever since I heard about him for his King Crimson 5.1 mixes (before I knew about Porcupine Tree)
Excellent Excellent interview.
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If you do get an interview with him, please ask about the possibility of any surround mixes of Kate Bush's catalog. Guthrie has worked extensively with her over the years.
The SW interview is great. I keep going back and re-reading it! I know Steven said that Apple Venus can't be completed, but did he happen to mention if they will be able to do any of the remaining XTC albums, or are all those tapes missing as well?
This interview was informative and fun to read on many levels, but this particular exchange took things to an entirely different level:
I’m not sure if you have the time or inclination to pursue this, but I think it’d be great to collect all those extra songs from your solo career (“Home In Negative” from the Grace For Drowning period, “A Door Marked Summer” from the To The Bone sessions, “Anyone But Me” from The Future Bites, etc) in a 5.1/Atmos compilation.
That's an interesting idea. Can I have that idea? [laughs] It never occurred to me. It would be interesting to take all those songs that were never presented in surround before. I’ll definitely give that some thought.
I’m not sure if you have the time or inclination to pursue this, but I think it’d be great to collect all those extra songs from your solo career (“Home In Negative” from the Grace For Drowning period, “A Door Marked Summer” from the To The Bone sessions, “Anyone But Me” from The Future Bites, etc) in a 5.1/Atmos compilation.
That's an interesting idea. Can I have that idea? [laughs] It never occurred to me. It would be interesting to take all those songs that were never presented in surround before. I’ll definitely give that some thought.
HugoPhyrst
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This is a great read. And the topics are so timely with the absolute blast of new Atmos material. Thanks for posting!
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Lots of great info in there!!! Well done!I have to admit I was pretty nervous going into this one - you'd think the man would be jaded from the seemingly-endless press he's been doing since the start of the pandemic - but he couldn't have been kinder and more generous with his answers. Still, I hope I didn't bore him! The focus on surround should set this apart from a lot of the other recent pieces out there, but I'll let you all be the judge.
Q&A with Steven Wilson: Musician, Producer & Grammy Award-Winning Immersive Mix Engineer | IAA
Often referred to as “the most famous artist you’ve never heard of,” Steven Wilson continues to break boundaries and defy expectations in his quest to transcend genre.
Wow - wow wow wow! What a great interview. I was going to say you can’t imagine how big the smile on my face was with the A-Ha questions but then I realized I wouldn’t be the only one here.
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Totally, the idea of the whole Hunting High and Low album in Atmos?!? Which sounds like a distinct possibility?
