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Discussion: Guardian Angel - Podger

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Post by Kal Rubinson September 14, 2013 (1 of 13)
I got a chance to visit the recording sessions for this on a recent trip. The live sound was magnificent and I await this with great anticipation.

Post by classicrecordings September 14, 2013 (2 of 13)
It's good to see that she has included some works that have not been released on SACD format before.

Post by Chris September 15, 2013 (3 of 13)
Kal Rubinson said:

I got a chance to visit the recording sessions for this on a recent trip. The live sound was magnificent and I await this with great anticipation.

I have three of her albums and enjoy them a lot. But the album I am really waiting for most of all from Channel Classics,is the upcoming BFO Fischer Mahler 5.
Most recent promise from Jared is October.

For those who read French there is also an interesting article on Channel Classics at

http://www. audiophile magazine.com reportages/channel classics/

I found especially the following quote quite interesting reading:

"Le Mix/Mastering chez Channel Classics

Autant annoncer tout de suite ce qui me semble être l'un des clés technologiques de la qualité des albums de Channel Classics: c'est l'ABSENCE DE MIX/MASTERING après la prise de son.



Quelle élégance pour la résolution d'un problème!! Ne pas avoir à le résoudre."

Post by tailspn September 15, 2013 (4 of 13)
Chris said:

I found especially the following quote quite interesting reading:

"The Mix / Mastering at Channel Classics

So immediately announce what seems to me to be one of the key technologies of quality albums Channel Classics: This is NO MIX / MASTERING after taking his.



What elegance to solve a problem! Not have to solve it. "

Post by Kal Rubinson September 15, 2013 (5 of 13)
Chris said:
I have three of her albums and enjoy them a lot. But the album I am really waiting for most of all from Channel Classics,is the upcoming BFO Fischer Mahler 5.

I have a copy of the original session file of this and it is spectaclular. It will be interesting to see how it compares with the general SACD release.

Post by rammiepie September 15, 2013 (6 of 13)
Kal Rubinson said:

I have a copy of the original session file of this and it is spectaclular. It will be interesting to see how it compares with the general SACD release.

Is this a Pure DSD recording, Kal?

Post by Kal Rubinson September 15, 2013 (7 of 13)
rammiepie said:

Is this a Pure DSD recording, Kal?

Yes.

Post by bissie September 16, 2013 (8 of 13)
tailspn said:

"The Mix / Mastering at Channel Classics

So immediately announce what seems to me to be one of the key technologies of quality albums Channel Classics: This is NO MIX / MASTERING after taking his.



What elegance to solve a problem! Not have to solve it. "

Oh please!!! Google translate??

après la prise de son does not mean "after taking his".

It means "after the recording". "Prise de son" means "taking sound" = recording.
"son" could also be a pronomen, meaning "his", but then it has to be followed by whatever it is that is "his".

Robert

Post by Chris September 16, 2013 (9 of 13)
bissie said:

Oh please!!! Google translate??

après la prise de son does not mean "after taking his".

It means "after the recording". "Prise de son" means "taking sound" = recording.
"son" could also be a pronomen, meaning "his", but then it has to be followed by whatever it is that is "his".

Robert

I found it rather amusing too. That's why his next translation challenge is the sentence I left in original German.

Here it is again from the other thread in case someone interested in translating it correctly missed it:

"Vinyl für anspruchsvolle Musikliebhaber."

Quite an interesting article though imo.

ps the English word is actually pronoun "pronomen" is Swedish.
Chris :)

Post by tailspn September 17, 2013 (10 of 13)

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