Australian Testing Labs - Music For Air-cooled Motoring flac album

PY40 Australian Testing Labs Music For Air-Cooled Motoring LP (2nd Pressing of 300 on vinyl only).

Music designed to cope with the noise of motoring in the VW Type 2 and Type 25 Transporter. Recordings of highway driving were made inside the cab of a 1981 VW T25 Kombi travelling at 80kmh and used to test, compose and mix music that could be heard above or in harmony with the noise of the road and the air-cooled engine. The frequencies used have been carefully selected and rigorously road tested and when played in a moving van, will blend with the ambient sound of the vehicle and create a unique and harmonious driving experience.

In all combustion engines, a great percentage of the heat generated (around 44%) escapes through the exhaust, not through the metal fins of an air-cooled engine (12%)

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The ARIA Charts are the official record of the highest selling singles and albums in the Australian Music Industry. View Top 50 songs, charts by genre or latest news. This week's new releases.

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Metamorphosis" is a great album by the World Saxophone Quartet, and "The Holy Men" is one of the best test tracks for stereo imaging and midrange detail that we know of. Each of the group's four saxophones-all four of which play nonstop through the entire tune-is positioned at a certain place within the stereo soundstage. You'll want to be able to pick out each saxophone individually and point to it (yes, in the air). If you can do that, then you've got a fantastic system

To get you listening to these tunes right away, we've put together a playlist of these songs on our favourite music streaming services: Listen on Apple Music. Not only is this open, spacious and relentlessly hi-fi recording loaded with miniscule details – of von Otter’s phrasing, of her tongue, teeth and palate noises - it also reveals some of the secrets of her breath-management.