| Agreed. I thought the sound was quite wonderful, and I was anticipating a problem. In the last filmed show I saw (in the cinema), Bandstand, the sound was atrocious, tinny at times, devoid of theatrical feel, not enough volume, no warmth. I was stunned at the quality because the visual work was quite good. I feared that Hamilton might have similar problems (I should not have; a 10 million dollar plus film production) but knew that at least the volume was in my control. No worry. I turned it up only occasionally, and heard all of the words when it was comfortably low. The sound mix felt very consistent. |
