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Written
by: Christian Lerch |
Issue 47 - December 1996 |
I study sound engineering at the film school in Potsdam-Babelsberg, Germany
and I am working on my diploma paper at present. It is titled "Surround
Sound In The Cinema". My fist article deals with the history of surround in
the cinema. Among other wide screen systems I will be engaged in the sound
systems of the different 70mm formats. I am looking for technical as well as
dramaturgical information on the surround channel of Todd-AO and other 70mm
formats.
If you have any articles about that published in your newsletter, I would be
very thankful, if you could send me copies.
Questions are:
*Was a delay implemented in the surround channel of the 70mm magnetic sound
like in CinemaScope, which there was used in order to fix the localization
of the stage speakers?
*In some theatres the surround channel fed speakers mounted on the side
walls, in other cinemas it fed speakers at the ceiling. For which version
the films were mixed, respectively, which version was preferred in the
dubbing studios?
*What was mixed in the surround channel?
*Was there a change in the surround channel from CinemaScope to Todd-AO?
*How did the use of the surround channel change from the 6-channel
application in Todd-AO to the current digital 6-channel Dolby Digital, DTS
and SDDS?
*How was the mixdown from 6-channel to mono done, if a 70mm film was copied
to 35mm CinemaScope with optical sound?
If any subscribers can help, please contact:
Mr Christian Lerch
Stahnsdorfer Strasse 156c
D-14482 Potsdam
Germany
Phone/Fax: +49 331 717 641
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