2000 CD 
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Telarc
tracks 3, 6, 8, 12, 13 arranged by Erich Kunzel
tracks 14, 16 arranged by Steven Reineke
art direction Anilda Carrasquillo
tracks 9 composed by Eduard Strauß
tracks 11 composed by Emmerich Kálmán
tracks 7, 10 composed by Franz Lehár
tracks 2 to 6, 8, 15 composed by Johann Strauss Jr.
tracks 1 composed by Johann Strauss Sr.
tracks 12 composed by Josef Lanner
tracks 13 composed by Oscar Straus
tracks 14 composed by Robert Stolz
tracks 16 composed by Rudolf Sieczynski
conductor Erich Kunzel
design Brian Sooy & Co.
design Heidi Kropf
edited by Thomas C. Moore
engineer Jack Renner
liner notes Richard E. Rodda
orchestra Cincinnati Pops Orchestra
producer Robert Woods
soprano vocals Tracy Dahl
sounds [sound effects production] Michael Bishop
supervised by [production supervisor] Erica Brenner
technician [assistance] Jim Yates
technician [assistance] Mark Robertson-Tessi
Total Playing Time: 77:24
*** Technical Information ***
Recorded in Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 19-20, 2000
Microphones: Schoeps CMC-6/MK-2s, MK-21, MK-3, MK-2H
On-Stage Microphone Preamplifiers: Millennia Media M2-a, HV3, and Quad
Console: Ramsa WR-S824B, custom engineered by John Windt
Balanced Terminators and MH-750 CVT Shotgun Terminators; Monster Cable Series I and 3 Prolink
Digital Recording System: Sony Direct Stream Digital System with custom DSD ADC and DAC by Ed Meitner, EMM Labs
Power Amplifiers: Threshold SA4e and Bryston 4B NPB
Monitor Speakers: Waveform Mach 10 (bi-amplified) by Waveform Inc.
Control Room & On-Stage Acoustic Treatment: RPG Abffusors and Diffusors
Digital Editor: Sonic Solutions
DSD to PCM Encoding: Sony Super Bit Mapping Direct
Special thanks to David Kawakami and Gus Skinas, Sony Super Audio Project
This CD was recorded using the Direct Stream Digital™ recording system. DSD is a new and improved method of converting music into the digital domain, sampling a 1-bit word at 2.8224 mHz. This results in a frequency response from 0Hz to beyond 100kHz, and a dynamic range greater than 120 dB. Much of the added resolution afforded by the DSD process is retained in standard CD production by using Super Bit Mapping Direct™, a dedicated DSD conversion Processor.
Direct Stream Digital™ and Super Bit Mapping Direct™ are trademarks of the Sony Corporation.
Barcode: 089408054723
SPARS Code: DDD
tracks 14, 16 arranged by Steven Reineke
art direction Anilda Carrasquillo
tracks 9 composed by Eduard Strauß
tracks 11 composed by Emmerich Kálmán
tracks 7, 10 composed by Franz Lehár
tracks 2 to 6, 8, 15 composed by Johann Strauss Jr.
tracks 1 composed by Johann Strauss Sr.
tracks 12 composed by Josef Lanner
tracks 13 composed by Oscar Straus
tracks 14 composed by Robert Stolz
tracks 16 composed by Rudolf Sieczynski
conductor Erich Kunzel
design Brian Sooy & Co.
design Heidi Kropf
edited by Thomas C. Moore
engineer Jack Renner
liner notes Richard E. Rodda
orchestra Cincinnati Pops Orchestra
producer Robert Woods
soprano vocals Tracy Dahl
sounds [sound effects production] Michael Bishop
supervised by [production supervisor] Erica Brenner
technician [assistance] Jim Yates
technician [assistance] Mark Robertson-Tessi
Total Playing Time: 77:24
*** Technical Information ***
Recorded in Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 19-20, 2000
Microphones: Schoeps CMC-6/MK-2s, MK-21, MK-3, MK-2H
On-Stage Microphone Preamplifiers: Millennia Media M2-a, HV3, and Quad
Console: Ramsa WR-S824B, custom engineered by John Windt
Balanced Terminators and MH-750 CVT Shotgun Terminators; Monster Cable Series I and 3 Prolink
Digital Recording System: Sony Direct Stream Digital System with custom DSD ADC and DAC by Ed Meitner, EMM Labs
Power Amplifiers: Threshold SA4e and Bryston 4B NPB
Monitor Speakers: Waveform Mach 10 (bi-amplified) by Waveform Inc.
Control Room & On-Stage Acoustic Treatment: RPG Abffusors and Diffusors
Digital Editor: Sonic Solutions
DSD to PCM Encoding: Sony Super Bit Mapping Direct
Special thanks to David Kawakami and Gus Skinas, Sony Super Audio Project
This CD was recorded using the Direct Stream Digital™ recording system. DSD is a new and improved method of converting music into the digital domain, sampling a 1-bit word at 2.8224 mHz. This results in a frequency response from 0Hz to beyond 100kHz, and a dynamic range greater than 120 dB. Much of the added resolution afforded by the DSD process is retained in standard CD production by using Super Bit Mapping Direct™, a dedicated DSD conversion Processor.
Direct Stream Digital™ and Super Bit Mapping Direct™ are trademarks of the Sony Corporation.
Barcode: 089408054723
SPARS Code: DDD