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發表於 2015-1-8 08:43:01
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I just checked the DVD, so some corrections are in order.
The 5 Eagle members sat side by side on stage: from left to right were Schmidt, Henley, Frey, Walsh and Felder.
So Henley's voice should be on the left, not centre. He was put to the centre during mixing.
The sound of the floor drum was raised significantly during mastering. The pair of them, played by hand, were only about 10 to 12 inches in diameter and placed behind Schmidt, thus at far left. It was placed at the centre when making LP so as to make it trackable by the stylus.
Felder also used his fingers as did Walsh to play the guitar. Frey's guitar was a 12-string and he used a pick.
The audience uproar is on the left in the DVD (incorrect placement there).
I have noted Audiophilelp's comparisons between LP and CD in regard to the 2 tracks, Hotel California and Matilda. I think my CAS is able to rival the advantages the LPs have over the CDs that he mentioned. I will have these two tracks "processed" and they should be ready next month.
LP setup is extremely difficult to master and I believe I am only able to get it only halfway below optimum. That's why I switched over to CAS, basically skipping CD during its reign.
I wonder whether Audiophilelp has Sheffield's Drum Record and Thelma Houston direct disks as well as corresponding CDs. If so, his assessment of a round of comparison between the 2 formats would be very interesting.
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