On 31/12/2013 01:11, Richard G Elen wrote:
Well, this is one of mine...
It's also, incidentally, one of the discs that Peter Carbines and I
generated G-Format DTS-CDs from back in 2006, with extremely good results.
Best,
-_Richard E
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Well, this is one of mine - it's a compilation of the primary tracks (ie
no underscores or short versions) from the two Chin & Cang albums with
those from Surprise Package (1983, engineered by George Chkiantz)
remixed Ambisonically (Another Surprise, 1984, was originally mixed in
UHJ as you not
Hi All,
I am trying to track down a CD in the UHJ
Discography. It listed as:
o M. Cang, E. Chin - Surprise, Surprise,
KPM/Nimbus, KN101. (England)
Does anybody have this CD? If so, could they
please confirm the details (catalogue number,
title, etc) and, if possible, e-mail me a list of
On 28/12/2013 23:25, Aaron Heller wrote:
Dick Duda and Ralph Algazi gave a talk and demo at a San Francisco AES
meeting at Dolby Labs a few years ago. At that time, they were recording
with a head-sized sphere with either 8 or 16 microphones around the
equator. They imagined that 8 would be use
Ralph Glasgal wrote:
I have always advocated using four speakers even when reproducing 2.0 files.
Both the front and rear Ambiodipoles are controlled by RACE and I had been
advising that the pairs be equidistant from the listening area. One of my
converts to Ambio, informed me that if yo
