Jote wrote: Fri Aug 08, 2025 4:20 pm That's an odd mix of Stardust. Or maybe just my headphones? I think I now understand what JMJ meant by "unsatisfactory sound quality", but then again it could have been simply replaced/mixed with studio versions?
But see, this makes no sense. They do have "studio" versions of all the tracks from the concert. And no, I don't mean "album versions". No, the entire concert - minus the guitars on Time Machine/RV2, choir on RV2 and brass on RV2 - was prerecorded. So why not just use that as a basis and overlay this with the live recording instead of deferring to live recording exclusively?Zero wrote: Fri Aug 08, 2025 7:13 pm Sounds bad, but I guess that's what Jarre was referring to. They worked with what they had
Of course, but it would involve some serious work or maybe it was problematic in some manner too?Jote wrote: Sat Aug 09, 2025 6:23 pmBut see, this makes no sense. They do have "studio" versions of all the tracks from the concert. And no, I don't mean "album versions". No, the entire concert - minus the guitars on Time Machine/RV2, choir on RV2 and brass on RV2 - was prerecorded. So why not just use that as a basis and overlay this with the live recording instead of deferring to live recording exclusively?Zero wrote: Fri Aug 08, 2025 7:13 pm Sounds bad, but I guess that's what Jarre was referring to. They worked with what they had
No, not really.
Doubt it.or maybe it was problematic in some manner too?