Originally posted by: Belbucus
One note on the 35mm Dolby Stereo that's been posted already: The overall level was set so peaks fall in the neighborhood of "0". This is just good practice when transferring analogue material into the digital domain. However, because of the intentionally limited dynamics of this mix, when played side by side with the '93 mix (which also peaks at "0", but with far more dynamic range), it will seem noticeably louder.
I think it might be more appropriate to issue a second version of this at a reduced level referenced to the ’93 PCM, to better represent its place in the larger scheme
Now playing at a tele-schwa-cinema near you . . . (that's French for a.b.starwars)One note on the 35mm Dolby Stereo that's been posted already: The overall level was set so peaks fall in the neighborhood of "0". This is just good practice when transferring analogue material into the digital domain. However, because of the intentionally limited dynamics of this mix, when played side by side with the '93 mix (which also peaks at "0", but with far more dynamic range), it will seem noticeably louder.
I think it might be more appropriate to issue a second version of this at a reduced level referenced to the ’93 PCM, to better represent its place in the larger scheme
Belbucus' '77 Dolby Stereo at Reference Level synced to GOUT
Archive: DS48 RL DVD.zip
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1395841168 Defl:N 1176838075 16% 10-15-06 17:22 4be7733c DS48 RL DVD.wav
Use the same delay offset as the others. It's not built-in.
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