Hear Rush's Moving Pictures In A Whole New Way
. Producer and sound engineer Richard Chycki worked on the project, and recently wrote about the process on his blog. "It really was an amazing experience to spread the original tracks of such a classic CD into the 3D world of surround. (The car speeds off, goes behind and banks a sharp right in rear BTW). The listening experience is drastically enveloping and coupled with songs and performances that epitomize this band. It's definitely a great time to re-discover Rush," he wrote. "After discussion with the band, the goal here was to pay serious homage to the production of the era so a considerable amount of time was spent researching and working through effects, etc. that matched the original but would fare well in the 5.1 world. And of course, placement was also a critical issue." more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock. |
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