- disks; the
Westrex (variable density)
optical sound that
succeeded it for
motion picture film
production and
release prints; the
Westrex magnetic sound...
- (for
release prints) had been
converted to
Westrex's stereo variable-area
system from RCA's and
Westrex's mono systems,
although there were a few examples...
-
facsimile of this
master disc.
Prior to the
success of
Western Electric's "
Westrex" system,
master discs were
produced acoustically and
without electricity...
- an MCS-70 camera. The
sound was
recorded on a 70 mm six-track
using a
Westrex recording system. The sets used for the film were
based on the storyboards...
- a
strong reliance on
sound effects or music, such as The Graduate. The
Westrex Stereo Variable-Area
system was
developed in 1977 for Star Wars, and was...
- film
recordings were made on three-track
Westrex film recorders. The 3-2
mixdown was done on a
modified Westrex mixer. For the
original LPs, the
mixer directly...
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Westrex sound system for
cinema films developed by Bell Labs TWX Magazine—A short-lived...
-
history of
stereo recording changed after the late 1957
introduction of the
Westrex stereo phonograph disc,
which used the
groove format developed earlier...
- film have been sound-on-film formats, including: Fox/Western
Electric (
Westrex) Movietone, are variable-density
formats of
sound film. (No
longer used...
-
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