How can you not have multichannel system


I just finished listening to Allman Bros 'Live at the Fillmore East" on SACD, and cannot believe the 2-channel 'Luddites' who have shunned multichannel sound. They probably shun fuel injected engines as well. Oh well, their loss, but Kal has it right.
mig007
There is on the disc an extensive video with Brian where he explains how and why the multichannel remix was done. Again, some new tracks were added.

Eldartford (Reviews | Threads | Answers)
That's the type of info that interests me...the creative choices.

I was hoping there might be an article along these lines available on the net.
Tvad, I decided to help you along and with my incredible research skills (having honed them at the Library of Congress)I found an interview with the chief engineer of the multichannel sacd Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. He goes into every detail that you are seeking.

www.avrev.com/home-theater-news/music-software-news/dark-side-sacd-engineer-speaks-on-remix-of-album.html

Please copy and and paste and report back with your impressions.
Still just a guy talking loudly (sometimes sarcastically and rudely) about what his preference in musical presentation is....perhaps you'd like to tell me next how I should want my steak cooked....
Mig007, I already read that article from beginning to end. I referred to it three
posts
earlier:

Thus far, I have found only one article about
"Dark Side of the Moon" remixed into SACD multi-channel, but it
does not provide the technical info I would expect to find in an SACD remix
primer.


While he discussed aspects of synching (locking up) the various tracks for the
remix, he did not go into the detail I am seeking regarding the multi channel
mix.

When you mentioned SACD primers many posts ago, I thought you had
something bookmarked. No need to expend any more energy.

Thanks again for your efforts
Mr. Smuck, no, I won't attempt to cook your steak, but nice 'Vegas' effect with your system, or were you trying to imagine what a hi-fi system would look like on the 'Enterprise'.