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Apr 1 09 9:47 AM
But would it add any expense to record the sound? Since the late 1930s, Hollywood had been recording its music scores on multiple optical tracks, and mixing them down to a mono track. Fantasia may have been the first feature released in multi-channel sound, but multi-channel recording began several years before that - MGM began mixing with a four-track rig in 1938. And studios had been keeping separate dialog/music/sound effects tracks since at least 1939, for, among other reasons, aiding in dubbing into foreign languages.
What it be correct to guess that most of the added expense of releasing a movie with stereo sound would come in making the prints?
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