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whzа не объяснит ли мне кто-нибудь из уважаемых меломанов и битломанов в двух словах, в чем фишка выпуска сейчас пластинок группы The Beatles в двух версиях - моно и стерео? Т.е. оригинальные записи 60-х были моно? а с каких пор они стали стерео? Или какие-то пластинки (из последних) сразу выпускались в стерео? Короче, каким вариантом бокс-сета стоит интересоваться в первую очередь? Спасибо.
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Date: 2009-09-10 09:44 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2009-09-10 09:50 am (UTC)Tell Me Why
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The mono mix has the rhythm track mixed more upfront, and sounds more powerful, but at the same time the guitar is less audible.
In both stereo mixes (The first one used on the stereo "A Hard Day's Night" vinyl LP, the second one is on the 1962-1966 aka "the red album" compilation double CD set), some of the drum sound appears in the center, fading up in between vocal lines and then back down, giving the impression it sounds this way on the multi-track. However, the outtake from the same day ("Anthology 1" with added reverb) does not have this, so maybe it happened during the work in February rather than during recording. It may make for a better compressed sound in mono but sounds bad in stereo