8 thoughts on “ Various - The Stereo Sound Of Stage And Screen (Vinyl, LP) ”

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2. Consequently, many early stereo recordings sound very gimmick-y and unrealistic with too much differentiation between the left and right channels. Books have been written on what the best use of the stereo effect is, but it is my opinion that the early use of the stereo effect was over-used. 33 1/3 rpm, Long Play, Micro-Groove, Vinyl Record.

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3. Phase 4 Stereo was a series created in , supposedly for better sound, by being recorded on a channel, and later channel, recording console. Approximately LPs were released under this branch, including popular music, "gimmick" records engineered to make the sound travel from speaker to speaker, records featuring percussion effects.

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4. Jan 04,  · Footnote 2: The July issue of Studio Sound has a fascinating article by Michael Gerzon, of Ambisonics fame, outlining how boosting the bass of the difference signal in a true Blumlein amplitude stereo signal can beneficially increase stage width. This, again, is a direct corollary of the ideas suggested by Blumlein in

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5. 2 days ago · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of On The Line Original Sound Tract Recording on Discogs. Label: Interwest Film Corporation - none • Format: Vinyl LP, Promo, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Stage & Screen • Style: Soundtrack.

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6. The first LP includes a color photo, and the liner notes of both records, which sound like they were written by an accountant trying to be "with it," are a hoot. Soft Machine expanded to a quartet with Elton Dean on reeds on Third, which was closer to free jazz than rock and showed the influence of then current composers, such as Terry Riley.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Sounds From The Shows on Discogs. Label: World Record Club - WD • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation, Stereo • Country: New Zealand • Genre: Jazz, Stage & Screen • Style: Musical, Theme, Easy Listening.

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8. Vinyl is back, no doubt about it. Sales of vinyl records have been soaring, although they still represent only a tiny fraction of the music industry’s revenues: about 2 percent in Is this growth because, as some respected sources breathlessly state—I’m looking at you, Wired magazine—vinyl sounds better than digital media? Or is there some sort of retro-hype going on?

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