RUSH - 5.1 Surround Sound Remix Of Moving Pictures In The Works
February 5, 2011, 13 years ago
Canadian-based producer/engineer Richard Chycki has revealed that he is working on a 5.1 surround sound remix of RUSH's legendary 1981 album Moving Pictures. He updates in his official blog:
"Ok, so the word is out. I’ve been in the studio for last month remixing the original Moving Pictures CD in 5.1 surround. I finished tweaks on 'Red Barchetta' yesterday. It really was an amazing experience to spread the original tracks of such a classic CD into the 3D word of surround. (The car speeds off, goes behind and banks a sharp right in rear BTW). The listening experience is drastically enveloping and coupled with songs and performances that epitomize this band, it’s definitely a great time to re-discover Rush.After discussion with the band, the goal here was to pay serious homage to the production of the era so a considerable amount of time was spent researching and working through effects etc. that matched the original but would fare well in the 5.1 world. And of course, placement was also a critical issue. I’m pleased with the results and Alex Lifeson was pretty blown away when he came in to listen to the finals.
So enjoy and more to come shortly!"
Rush have been playing Moving Pictures in its entirety, for the first time ever on their current Time Machine Tour.
As reported last week, Chycki is completely remixing Rush's 2002 album, Vapor Trails.
