Subject: | 2. Re: Stereo |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999 |
Date: | Sun Jan 3, 2010 10:42 am ((PST)) |
> Historically, the first "stereo" recording was the Disney film, > "Fantasia." The 1940 soundtrack version was recorded in 1939 using > multiple tracks recording (transmitted over special phone lines, no > less) various classical pieces with Leopold Stokowski's Philadelphia > Orchestra and then mixed down (mostly) to two, since that's what only = > a few theatres were technically able to handle at the time. Folks were = > mesmerized by the sense of space. Actually, the "Fantasound" version, that only played in half a dozen big ci= ties, was three tracks plus a control track of audio tones that live-mixed = the three tracks to the theater speaker channels. See the fascinating story= : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasound -Dan Dugan |
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