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Futhermore, people keep saying that Jerry used keyboards to hide de bad performance from the orchestra.
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For me they are cheap out of place and a distraction. I can live with so called bad performances from musicians.
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Futhermore, people keep saying that Jerry used keyboards to hide de bad performance from the orchestra.
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For me they are cheap out of place and a distraction. I can live with so called bad performances from musicians.
I do not like some of the synths Jerry used.
But the orchestra performance is not bad at all.
I finally received this in the mail and finally listened to it. I think the orchestra's performance is just fine as well. I think the only downside is either the recording engineer / mic placement wasn't done to the highest quality for the material on Disc One, or perhaps the master elements weren't great. But at times the sound can seem a little soft without clear-enough definition for the instruments making some of the performances sound muddled. But the musicianship seems just fine.
The synths don't bother me either and they sound very nicely mixed into the final mix (I think they must have been played and recorded live in the space?). Every once in a while a sound sample seems "too synth" but nothing that bothers me.
The music itself definitely has kernels that would sprout into tons of Goldsmith's 90's action writing, but overall I enjoyed the music a lot!
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Futhermore, people keep saying that Jerry used keyboards to hide de bad performance from the orchestra.
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For me they are cheap out of place and a distraction. I can live with so called bad performances from musicians.
I do not like some of the synths Jerry used.
But the orchestra performance is not bad at all.
I finally received this in the mail and finally listened to it. I think the orchestra's performance is just fine as well. I think the only downside is either the recording engineer / mic placement wasn't done to the highest quality for the material on Disc One, or perhaps the master elements weren't great. But at times the sound can seem a little soft without clear-enough definition for the instruments making some of the performances sound muddled. But the musicianship seems just fine.
The synths don't bother me either and they sound very nicely mixed into the final mix (I think they must have been played and recorded live in the space?). Every once in a while a sound sample seems "too synth" but nothing that bothers me.
The music itself definitely has kernels that would sprout into tons of Goldsmith's 90's action writing, but overall I enjoyed the music a lot!
The booklet says that:
"Goldsmith did the synths overlays himself in London, at the now-extinct CBS studios where the score was mixed"
Ooh interesting. I just started flipping through the booklet now. What a fascinating backstory for the film and too bad that it didn't get a proper US release.
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I got my copy a few days ago but still haven't had a chance to open it (crazy work period, seven days a week, sometimes 13-14 hours a day). Glad to finally hold it though!
Yavar
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