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Just to let people here know, I just posted 2 groups of Ten 5.1 mixes in the "Other Artists" section.

Cranberry Sauce, Steely Dan is available in pretty good surround mixes commercially & thanks for the tip about "Other Artists" section as I had missed seeing it.

Rog

You can get my new stereo mix for a week with password of 092849 at hxxps://we.tl/t-0BvGchwa1d

Enjoy, Rog

Thanks for all the nice comments! I have lots of 5.1 upmixes & multi-track mixes by other groups but since this is a Beatles forum, probably not the best to post them here but maybe could be done through PMs with email addresses or other suggestions? I do plan on doing some more Beatles' 5.1 upm...

Lord Reith,

I also did a stereo single version with centered vocals a couple years ago & yours sounds good also but I much prefer centered vocals.

Keep up your great work, Rog

joguema,

Thanks very much for the first 26 songs!

Rog

Lord Reith,

Nice job on the mixes of 27 to 35!

Since I just recently found this new website, I missed all the earlier tracks, could you or someone please upload the earlier tracks 1 to 26 so I could get them please?

Thanks, Rog

alphabeatles,

You really need a surround sound system to hear these best. If you play them in converted stereo with VLC (it will play them with the later versions), you will mainly hear the regular stereo mix of the songs.

Rog

Not sure how well this will be received here but I am now more into 5.1 surround sound than stereo or mono as you can hear many more things in most songs this way so I will see how people react here to this as I am getting very good responses on surround sites --- I always thought George got overloo...

I have developed a way to greatly reduce vocal echoes when converting stereo to 5.1 surround mixes so thought I would post new mixes of some early Beatles song that had added echo to the vocals. These should have much cleaner vocals now similar to what Lord Reith did with his "Dry Baby Dry"...