I am currently on the search for the music loop, show audio, and the Frostbite Falls Airways biplane loop from the USF Rocky and Bullwinkle Show that existed from 1992-1993.
Love the fact that you could capture that loop in stereo, thanks for this! I assume that the speakers on one side of the walkway (behind the fair games) play one channel of the music and the speakers in the planters around the unused pandemonium stage play the other channel... is this correct?
@@Theme.Park.Recreations It's also mainly a reconstruction with isolating each individual instrument and taking reference from the funny business track released on the cd to remaster the entire loop
@@Universal_soundtrack so the stereo sound in your video is more an effect you applied rather than recording the left and right channel of the stereo music from the park speakers?
@@Theme.Park.Recreations The recording I acquired had both already mixed into one mono mix, so I isolated and spliced each individual instruments and panned them to their respective positions, along with a bass restore and some EQ mixing. So yes technically you are correct it is both the left and right channels.
@Universal_soundtrack Great job!! What software do you use for instrument isolation? I remember listening to the original IOA soundtrack cd with headphones and got the impression that some of the area music tracks had a quite narrow stereo mix, almost mono. I assumed that the placement of the omnispeakers in the parks is not optimal for a wide instrument placement in the stereo field, but that's just guessing....
@@Universal_soundtrack Cool! It’ll be great to hear Popeye, Olive and Swee-Pea singing once it’s done. I’ve been curious to hear some of the audio that is normally hard to hear on-ride. (Especially the infamous and now long gone Tug-O-War scene)
Do you have Woody Woodpecker’s Nuthouse Coaster queue soundtrack by chance?????
I am currently on the search for the music loop, show audio, and the Frostbite Falls Airways biplane loop from the USF Rocky and Bullwinkle Show that existed from 1992-1993.
Love the fact that you could capture that loop in stereo, thanks for this! I assume that the speakers on one side of the walkway (behind the fair games) play one channel of the music and the speakers in the planters around the unused pandemonium stage play the other channel... is this correct?
@@Theme.Park.Recreations correct! [also I'm a huge fan]
@@Theme.Park.Recreations It's also mainly a reconstruction with isolating each individual instrument and taking reference from the funny business track released on the cd to remaster the entire loop
@@Universal_soundtrack so the stereo sound in your video is more an effect you applied rather than recording the left and right channel of the stereo music from the park speakers?
@@Theme.Park.Recreations The recording I acquired had both already mixed into one mono mix, so I isolated and spliced each individual instruments and panned them to their respective positions, along with a bass restore and some EQ mixing. So yes technically you are correct it is both the left and right channels.
@Universal_soundtrack Great job!! What software do you use for instrument isolation? I remember listening to the original IOA soundtrack cd with headphones and got the impression that some of the area music tracks had a quite narrow stereo mix, almost mono. I assumed that the placement of the omnispeakers in the parks is not optimal for a wide instrument placement in the stereo field, but that's just guessing....
Request: Earthquake - The Big One (Ride Audio)
Any update on the preshows from Jerry Rees?
By any chance do you have any audio from Popeye and Bluto’s Bilge Rat Barges?
@@SplashSurfer216 I'm in the process of restoring the song that plays at the end of the attraction.
@ You mean the Popeye theme or the exit music?
@ The rendition of the Popeye theme, I also have SFX used onride but they are low quality
@@Universal_soundtrack Cool! It’ll be great to hear Popeye, Olive and Swee-Pea singing once it’s done. I’ve been curious to hear some of the audio that is normally hard to hear on-ride. (Especially the infamous and now long gone Tug-O-War scene)
@ Sadly it's the instrumental track