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The Recording and Re-Recording of Stereophonic Sound for Wide-Screen Motion Pictures

James Corcoran, Douglas Wayne Williams

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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.

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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.

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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

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