Subsonic Radio

Is there anyway we can get this? I know Disney doesn't normally release the attraction audio, but I've seen/heard some master audio.

if we had it, it'd probably be in already. al the EE tracks we have are already in the playlist. the only one that comes close to the master audio track is wdw - anomal kingdom - asia - expedition everest - ride through - audio only.

EE does not have any ride audio. It is very limited. This is one of the very few rides that has no audio surrounding it

eagle4life69 wrote:EE does not have any ride audio. It is very limited. This is one of the very few rides that has no audio surrounding it

Yeah, I now realize that. I guess EE's audio is mostly the riders screaming and the train moving.

That is exactly what it is. I am not sure why they do not have Musical instruments from that area. Some Flutes or something. I think they just wanted to open EE and forgot to include area audio

All live recordings would sound better if they were recorded in stereo with better equipment. In fact, if done right, it could sound like you're right there. But, I'm sure stereo microphone / recorders are harder to come by.

subsonic wrote:All live recordings would sound better if they were recorded in stereo with better equipment. In fact, if done right, it could sound like you're right there. But, I'm sure stereo microphone / recorders are harder to come by.

Great wikipidia article about Binaural recording
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_recording

subsonic wrote: But, I'm sure stereo microphone / recorders are harder to come by.

actually not. when going to WDW back in December, I was looking at buying a stereo recorder to bring down, and I found at LEAST 2 different models of stereo recorders which started at around $149.99 at Circuit City.

http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Office-E ... orylist.do

looks like they have one with 3D stereo mics for as little as 89.99 on sale right now.

http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Olympus- ... tDetail.do

js3901 wrote:actually not. when going to WDW back in December, I was looking at buying a stereo recorder to bring down, and I found at LEAST 2 different models of stereo recorders which started at around $149.99 at Circuit City.

That's not too bad, but is a little hefty for the average person who records tracks.

That one look so perfect for something like this. Records in stereo in digital mp3 format and can hook up USB. All one would need to do is a little editing and rename the file accordingly!

that was also about a year ago. the one link I posted shows that the prices have gone down a bit. $150, a bit steep. less then $100, getting better...