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Comments about the soundtrack for The Matrix Reloaded (Don Davis)

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Re: Davis should ditch The Newman Stage!
• Posted by: notreallyshawnmurphy   <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Friday, June 13, 2003, at 8:16 p.m.
• IP Address: adsl-68-88-65-38.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net
• In Response to: Re: Davis should ditch The Newman Stage! (Chris Tilton)

> No I don't agree at all. Armin Steiner (along with Dan Wallin) is my
> favorite recording engineer working in the industry today. He knows how to
> get that perfect blend with room mics and close instrument mics. I love
> being able to hear every instrument play. Who would you suggest? Shawn
> Murphy? God no. His room mics are placed way too high. While he
> occasionally will have a stellar recording like Signs, his Williams
> recordings suck. Minority Report was written as an edgy modern score, but
> the recording makes everything seem so washy and dull. I big HELL NO for
> your request.

I'm not really Shawn Murphy, and you're telling me "Jurassic Park" sounded bad? It had great accoustics. Just listen to JP3. They're so much hiss, and it just sounds so harsh and sterile. I've heard better from Armin Steiner (mostly his work with Bruce Broughton), but his collaborations with Don Davis have been pretty weak in my opinion. Just to prove I'm not a huge Shawn Murphy fan, I felt Episode II sounded terrible in terms of recording quality.




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