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Dr_Jones wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 10:30 am

czt wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 10:25 am In part 7 Laura Palmer's Theme recalled for me.

yes! around the 1:40 mark.

exact and now I know what "'minipops" is

also I was wondering for those who bought the vinyl ... does the code provided get the stereo version? or only binaural and 5.1 mix?
In a sense it is not important because the downmix of version 5.1 allows in absolute terms to have the stereo version in a high resolution.

A posteriori I should have taken the vinyl.

So I was looking for where to find the maximum number of photos of the Salgado exhibition to create a visual support integrating the 5.1 mix.
If you have good links, I am interested

nexxxus wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 1:25 pm also I was wondering for those who bought the vinyl ... does the code provided get the stereo version? or only binaural and 5.1 mix?

I believe the code works the same for both releases - you get only 5.1 abd binaural.

In a sense it is not important because the downmix of version 5.1 allows in absolute terms to have the stereo version in a high resolution.

That all depends how the 5.1 mix was created in the first place. If it was just a simple upmix (like Planet Jarre) then yes, you can just extract FL and FR channels. If it's a custom mix (like WTTOS) then no, downmixing to stereo will not necessarily give you the CD stereo mix (phase cancellations and unnatural volume of certain sounds depending on their placement)

Jote wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 1:29 pm That all depends how the 5.1 mix was created in the first place. If it was just a simple upmix (like Planet Jarre) then yes, you can just extract FL and FR channels. If it's a custom mix (like WTTOS) then no, downmixing to stereo will not necessarily give you the CD stereo mix (phase cancellations and unnatural volume of certain sounds depending on their placement)

thank you for the clarification. Anyway the stereo mix CD is more than enough.
But for those who just have vinyl ... I thought it's frustrating not to see the stereo digital version as well.

Well, this album is far better than Interior Music, that's for sure

dadwater is on the brink of waking up (to today loudness standards)? Nah I don't think so, only if the next real album would be similar too.

[1/9] 01 - Amazônia, Pt. 1.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -15.64 LUFS / -7.36 LU
[2/9] 02 - Amazônia, Pt. 2.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -18.19 LUFS / -4.81 LU
[3/9] 03 - Amazônia, Pt. 3.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -16.35 LUFS / -6.65 LU
[4/9] 04 - Amazônia, Pt. 4.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -16.52 LUFS / -6.48 LU
[5/9] 05 - Amazônia, Pt. 5.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -18.37 LUFS / -4.63 LU
[6/9] 06 - Amazônia, Pt. 6.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -13.63 LUFS / -9.37 LU
[7/9] 07 - Amazônia, Pt. 7.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -15.61 LUFS / -7.39 LU
[8/9] 08 - Amazônia, Pt. 8.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -18.56 LUFS / -4.44 LU
[9/9] 09 - Amazônia, Pt. 9.flac
  integrated (momentary mean): -12.54 LUFS / -10.46 LU
[ALBUM] .
  integrated (momentary mean): -16.07 LUFS / -6.93 LU
[COLLECTION]
  integrated (momentary mean): -16.07 LUFS / -6.93 LU

foobar2000 1.6.5 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2021-04-09 15:00:34

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Analyzed: Jean-Michel Jarre / Amazônia
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR9       -0.19 dB   -13.66 dB      7:43 01-Amazônia, Pt. 1
DR12      -0.19 dB   -16.28 dB     10:00 02-Amazônia, Pt. 2
DR9       -0.19 dB   -14.41 dB      8:10 03-Amazônia, Pt. 3
DR11      -0.19 dB   -14.38 dB      3:17 04-Amazônia, Pt. 4
DR13      -0.19 dB   -16.83 dB      6:04 05-Amazônia, Pt. 5
DR9       -0.19 dB   -12.70 dB      3:34 06-Amazônia, Pt. 6
DR10      -0.19 dB   -13.91 dB      4:18 07-Amazônia, Pt. 7
DR12      -1.10 dB   -16.61 dB      3:20 08-Amazônia, Pt. 8
DR7       -0.15 dB   -11.48 dB      6:25 09-Amazônia, Pt. 9
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Number of tracks:  9
Official DR value: DR10

Samplerate:        44100 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   16
Bitrate:           915 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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No mention of Ridwello (JMJ's new production assistant) in the booklet.
However, there's a "thanks to Jean-Michel Derain". AFAIR this is the guy responsible for the odd musical mix that was played instead of WFC before the concerts in 2010 (the mix that contained prototypes of Oxygene 19 and These Creatures)

Jote wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 2:16 pm However, there's a "thanks to Jean-Michel Derain". AFAIR this is the guy responsible for the odd musical mix that was played instead of WFC before the concerts in 2010 (the mix that contained prototypes of Oxygene 19 and These Creatures)

"clients... Jean Michel Jarre"

Oh yeah, that's where I know his name from!

"clients... Jean Michel Jarre"

That is the most minimalist website I have ever seen. Brave move!

Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 2:58 pm "clients... Jean Michel Jarre"

That is the most minimalist website I have ever seen. Brave move!

That's how I love them

I just made a .cue file for the binaural WAV file for people who are interested. See attachment.

It's based on the TOC of the CD, which have the same track times obviously. Place the cue file in the same directory as the binaural WAV and the filename of the WAV should be "Jean-Michel Jarre - Amazônia (Continous Mix) [Binaural Audio - Headphones only].wav", as downloaded from the official download page.

I made this file in Linux and since there's a unicode character in the file (ô), things might go wrong according to 1906's First Law: "there's always a unicode problem".

If there's a problem on Windows, create an empty file and copy/paste the contents of my file in it. Most important thing is: make sure the filename of the WAV in the cue file is the same as yours. Save your new file (as a .cue file) and you're ready to go.

Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 2:58 pm That is the most minimalist website I have ever seen. Brave move!

Yeah, minimalist look, but with not minimalist code.

czt wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 3:23 pm

Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 2:58 pm That is the most minimalist website I have ever seen. Brave move!

Yeah, minimalist look, but with not minimalist code.

Dr_Jones wrote: Fri Apr 09, 2021 4:08 pm

Off Topic

Ha, look at that, you're right, it's all javascript. Amazing. Why would anyone do that?