hello,
yes, the sound of "multila" is very dense and mostly centered. There are
occasional spots where it seems to slightly deviate from centered but never
does so completely. But certainly the use of stereo is not even close to his
latest album, Naima... since Multila is one of the earlier albums I don't
hold it against him (and the first I heard, still one of my favorites).
you might benefit from actually purchasing the CD, though, as I've noticed
sometimes these more murky tracks from various artists occasionally lose
something in the compression.
quoted 15 lines From: wownflutter <wownflutter@yahoo.com>
>From: wownflutter <wownflutter@yahoo.com>
>To: idm@hyperreal.org
>Subject: [idm] Delay's "Multila" - only Centered?
>Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 00:13:59 -0800 (PST)
>
>Strange.
>
>I have downloaded Multila several times and find that
>even in headphones the sound seems very centered,
>almost no discernable "panning" is taking place.
>
>Is this real...or are my phones phucked. hehe
>
>Even funnier cause the usual Vladislav murkiness is
>present. And only in the center. Kinda lame.
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