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#1003430 - 05/29/06 09:50 PM Research on Surround Mixing
Johannes Weber
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Dear folks,

I am an Audio Engineerig degree student at SAE Byron Bay. For my research project I want to look at surround mixing techniques that put the listener right onto the stage (and not into the audience). I want to find out how audience reacts to such mixing.

Does any of you know about previously conducted research on that area?
Do you have literature recommendations?
Other tipps?
Do you judge the above mentioned mixing approach interesting?

Thanks, Johannes

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#1003431 - 05/30/06 01:07 PM Re: Research on Surround Mixing
doug osborne
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I know of no studies (AES papers etc.) that directly address this.

Most music surround mixes tend to feature a Studio presentation - an immersive, non-realistic sonic image. One of the first surround music releases, the Eagles Hell Freezes Over, is to my ears a studio presentaion (more like the on-stage perspective you propose) even though it was acquired from a live performance.

One example of two different perspectives you can listen to is the Talking Heads movie Stop Making Sense on DVD. It features two independent mixes, Stage and Studio (I believe they are called this), from somewhat different perspectives.
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