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What am I hearing

On a very select few of my recordings in my collection I hear this "Mind Trickory"as I would call it..If I could describe what I'm hearing is a "SUPER" holographic image.It's like they took certain instruments from the recording and recorded them out of phase.These "Super Images"as I would also call them are very pleasing to the ears..It really plays tricks with my ears.Some of the recordings that do this are-Roger Waters"amused to death"(perticularly the dog barking in the first track and the old man being interviewed)- Grover Whasington jr."winelight"(certain parts)-Blood Sweat & Tears.(certain parts)-Willie & loobo"fantago nights"-Norman Brown"After the storm"..etc.At certain parts of these CD's it almost sounds like you have headphones on.Whould anybody else know what other CD's give you this sound.

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spaz

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spaz OP
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Whould you say that some systems exaggerate this effect even more?
spaz OP
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Plato'
your kidding me about Debbie Gibson?
spaz OP
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I just picked up the Madonna "Immaculate Collection"and on most of the tracks the Q sound is really evident.All tracks are incredible sounding.If you think the Roger Waters is good check this one out!The material might not be the best but the recording they did on this is nothing short of a miracle.It is now the most "Holographic" sounding CD in my collection.The song "Voque"is over the top.With Q sound being kinda of old technology why don't more artist use this in there recordings?If your listening to strait ahead jazz or chamber music you would'nt want to use this technique but for alot of other types of music it could be a great tool for a recording artist!
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