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Nitroboy
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[b]The Real Wizard wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Rhys says:[/b]
Earls Court exists but the sound needs a lot of work for a surround sound mix. Picture wise it's good, but only a mixing tape -ie. no rushes like Wembley for example.[/QUOTE]
I'll take his word over a self-appointed blabbermouth buffoon from QOL. If there was a major issue with the audio, Rhys would've mentioned it.
This is very encouraging.
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But IF the lack of a surround mix, and difficulty of creating one, is the only thing holding an Earls Court release back, I say screw it. I don't really care about a surround sound mix for concerts.
[b]The Real Wizard wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Rhys says:[/b]
Earls Court exists but the sound needs a lot of work for a surround sound mix. Picture wise it's good, but only a mixing tape -ie. no rushes like Wembley for example.[/QUOTE]
I'll take his word over a self-appointed blabbermouth buffoon from QOL. If there was a major issue with the audio, Rhys would've mentioned it.
This is very encouraging.
[/QUOTE]
But IF the lack of a surround mix, and difficulty of creating one, is the only thing holding an Earls Court release back, I say screw it. I don't really care about a surround sound mix for concerts.
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]Nitroboy wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE]
[b]The Real Wizard wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Rhys says:[/b]
Earls Court exists but the sound needs a lot of work for a surround sound mix. Picture wise it's good, but only a mixing tape -ie. no rushes like Wembley for example.[/QUOTE]
I'll take his word over a self-appointed blabbermouth buffoon from QOL. If there was a major issue with the audio, Rhys would've mentioned it.
This is very encouraging.
[/QUOTE]
But IF the lack of a surround mix, and difficulty of creating one, is the only thing holding an Earls Court release back, I say screw it. I don't really care about a surround sound mix for concerts.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure most people will agree with you.
The Who's Kilburn 1977 DVD is in mono sound, and people loved it.
A concert video from the 70s should sound like it sounded in the 70s, not how we would've liked it to sound in 2014.
[QUOTE]
[b]The Real Wizard wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Rhys says:[/b]
Earls Court exists but the sound needs a lot of work for a surround sound mix. Picture wise it's good, but only a mixing tape -ie. no rushes like Wembley for example.[/QUOTE]
I'll take his word over a self-appointed blabbermouth buffoon from QOL. If there was a major issue with the audio, Rhys would've mentioned it.
This is very encouraging.
[/QUOTE]
But IF the lack of a surround mix, and difficulty of creating one, is the only thing holding an Earls Court release back, I say screw it. I don't really care about a surround sound mix for concerts.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure most people will agree with you.
The Who's Kilburn 1977 DVD is in mono sound, and people loved it.
A concert video from the 70s should sound like it sounded in the 70s, not how we would've liked it to sound in 2014.