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I'm also cheap when it comes to audio gear, and can't imagine buying anything this fancy. What's interesting here is that Eno has done museum installation piece

I'm also cheap when it comes to audio gear, and can't imagine buying anything this fancy. What's interesting here is that Eno has done museum installation pieces - music designed for a specific space. The point to him is not that some sound is intended to be in your left ear, but that it's on the left side of the room, and all the sounds are positioned relative to each other, while you're free to move as you please. I could imagine Music for Airports played across an entire airport - that would be something.

harry8 3y ago
Yeah totally. I've had ideas like that. Installations where the lighting, imagery and sound all respond to your position in the space for example. The moment you get close to $thing a new riff is dropped in on the next beat, something else when you're no longer close. So many ways to go if you have the budget & space (and audience - I'm vain for that amount of work) to control it all. ...and now we're talking about something much more differenter than an album recorded & mixed to be heard in 3D with some brand name equipment.