Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody 5.1 Surround premiere at 111th AES Convention, 1st December, 2001Įlliot Scheiner to talk about the transfer and remix process using 12 Swissonic converters Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody 5.1 Surround premiere at 111th AES Convention You might find something interesting in the following:Īnd another snippet from Swiss sonic about the first presentation (December 2001) of Bohemian Rhapsody in 5.1: In my opinion I found the 2005 dts version to be less bright, my wife agreed.Īs I got intrigued by this release(s), I did some google-search. (Check out the dumb flames!)-Ken Richardson And a "restored" version of the real "Bohemian Rhapsody" clip is more shimmery than the one on DTS's DVD-Audio disc. The other disc here does provide the best-yet remastering of the stereo album on CD.īut the DVD's extras are underwhelming, with rarely song-specific commentary by May and Roger Taylor (plus tapes of Freddie Mercury and John Deacon) and 10 "new videos" that are just awkward edits of old footage and photos. And any multichannel Opera will remain merely good until the choral vocals surround you, instead of being relegated mostly to the rear. Indeed includes a third stab at a multichannel version, Brian May says "some improvements" were made to the last mix (which was done by Baker, May, and Elliot Scheiner) a Hollywood Records rep told ICE that Kris Fredriksson "tweaked throughout." But I was hard-pressed to notice anything other than at times, less dramatic bass-and-drum support in the center channel. Queen's two-disc A Night At The Opera 30th
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