In another thread I wrote "For example, "The Nightfly" dvd-audio (mix) is as conservative as I can take." I have to fix that statement. Last night I was listening to The Nightfly and realized that it actually has more going on in the rear channels than the Linkin Park dvd-audio 5.1 mix, my previous "standard" for an aggressive surround mix.
But there is a big difference between these two immersive mixes: the Linkin Park mix has a lot of movement and intermittent sounds in it, while the The Nightfly mix's sounds stay in one place, usually through the entire song. Definitely a BIG difference to me.
Anybody else have any thoughts on surround mixing differences?
LJ
But there is a big difference between these two immersive mixes: the Linkin Park mix has a lot of movement and intermittent sounds in it, while the The Nightfly mix's sounds stay in one place, usually through the entire song. Definitely a BIG difference to me.
Anybody else have any thoughts on surround mixing differences?
LJ