On 25/01/2017 12:32, Adrian Caspersz wrote:
On 25/01/17 08:28, RJH wrote:
Does anyone have a favourite recording, or good demonstration, of
imaging? The sort of thing where you pick out an individual instrument
and get an accurate sense of where the musician is relative to anything
else that's going on?

What's gonna happen with that request is that peeps dump their lists
full of vocals recorded dead centre accompanied by the main instruments,
with the sides shifted far left and right.

Some rather dynamic suggestions ...

Tiger, Paula Cole
from 'This Fire'

Secret Smile, Dan Wilson
from 'Live at the Pantages'

When I Need You, Jocelyn B. Smith
from 'Live in Berlin'

Mercy Street, Miriam Stockley
from 'Miriam'

Shine, Vienna Teng
from 'Warm Strangers'

Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd
from 'Wish You Were Here'

Don't Give Up, Herbie Hancock
from 'The Imagine Project'


Many thanks - bit to go on there! I've only got the Pink Floyd track,
but I'll have a look out for the others, and have a renewed listen.

While I can usually pick out instruments/voices, I think the idea
(discussed in the R105 thread) is that it's a pin sharp sense of 'sound
in space' sort of sensation? I do get that - just not something I look
out for, really.


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Cheers, Rob