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In Reply to: RE: Ray Charles + Basie Orchestra : y'all need to hear this posted by Joel_Waterman on October 07, 2007 at 21:21:01
To clarify the tech details:
Ray's vocal source: 15 ips mono analog reel-to-reel, no NR, of varying quality and constantly changing relative linear speed from one end of the reel to the other. Lots of band leakage.
Multi-track edited vocal/band source: ProTools HD at 96/24.
Stereo mix: ProTools 96/24 performed "in-the-box." Telarc had NOTHING to do with this mix.
CD master: Doug Sax mastered from 96/24 PT mix to 44.1/16-bit, analog path to SADiE pcm workstation.
96/24 Stereo master: Doug Sax mastered from 96/24 PT mix, analog path to SADiE pcm workstation. This is the master for both the LP and the DSD stereo program on the SACD. Telarc had NOTHING to do with this mix other than a transfer to DSD for the SACD master.
SACD Surround program: ProTools 96/24 multi-track playback through a custom analog mixer and all analog outboard processing IN PLACE OF the pcm processing used in PT for the stereo mix. The resulting surround mix was recorded to Sonoma DSD workstation through EMM Labs converters. The surround mixes were assembled and authored for SACD on the SADiE DSD workstation. I did all the SU mix, assembly and authoring.
Best Regards,Michael Bishop
Recording Engineer
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