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From: studer@suphys.physics.su.OZ.AU (Andrew Studer)
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Subject: Re: QSound
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Date: 10 Apr 91 03:55:46 GMT
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Aha: someone has mentioned that "The Soul Cages" uses QSOUND.

I haven't noticed anything amazingly different about this album, except in
one spot: on "All this time", the first single, there is a picked guitar
track playing a single note rhythmic accompaniment. When I set the speakers
up carefully, I hear this part to be very precisely "located"- much more
so than just the average L/R pan etc. 

I've also seen a photo of the new Roland processing device. In keeping with
new Roland policy, it has lots of sliders on it. The jury's still out as to
whether it works, though. 

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Andrew Studer                             | "Life is like a sewer: what you 
studer@alfven.physics.su.oz.au            |  get out of it depends on what 
Plasma Physics Dept, School of Physics    |  you put into it." 
University of Sydney, NSW 2006 Australia  |  - Tom Lehrer
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