The Recording and Re-Recording of Stereophonic Sound for Wide-Screen Motion Pictures
James Corcoran, Douglas Wayne Williams
Abstract
James Corcoran, Douglas Wayne Williams
Abstract
Various methods have been used during the past 14 years in the preparation of sound for release in theaters equipped for stereophonic reproduction; these included the practices involving three microphones and use of time-delay networks from monaural sound, as well as six-track sound. The projection of picture with five-track sound, accompanied by recorded narration, illustrates present-day techniques used in the preparation of six-track sound for 70mm theater releases.
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Various methods have been used during the past 14 years in the preparation of sound for release in theaters equipped for stereophonic reproduction; these included the practices involving three microphones and use of time-delay networks from monaural sound, as well as six-track sound. The projection of picture with five-track sound, accompanied by recorded narration, illustrates present-day techniques used in the preparation of six-track sound for 70mm theater releases.
Key concepts: Stereophonic sound, Monaural, Sound (geography), Sound recording and reproduction, Acoustics, Track (disk drive), Motion picture, Computer science