Because all of the best studios are in the UK
Because all of the best studios are in the UK
If you look at film soundtracks, an awful lot are recorded in the UK. I think Disney already have a good relationship with AIR as a few MCU films as well as Cinderella soundtracks were done there in recent past. Maybe they tapped it onto the end of another films session?
If it's any consolation, looks like the vocals were recorded in the States.
I know it doesn't matter now but I'm an advocate for local artists. So it's important to me.
I respect that, but this is just simply a matter of expertise. Recording for a timed show score is a whole additional skillset that not just any musician can pick up on the fly. Plus there are professionals and facilities specific for this kind of thing only in a select few places around the world, London being the most renowned. When they recorded all of the music for EPCOT Center, they did so in the world-famous Abbey Road Studios in London. And imagine the original Star Wars scores if John Williams didn't use the London Symphony Orchestra. It would certainly still be great quality, but there would definitely be an x-factor missing. The Happily Ever After music is going to be heard by millions of people over who knows how many years, blasted through a huge sound system. The music is the whole core of the show. Disney is going to use the specialized professionals and facilities for this, and they're just not in Orlando or anywhere else besides London and Los Angeles.
You should count every shell both nights and put the pyro quantity question to bed. :bonk:
Ya I can't imagine they'd decrease the frequency of shells, so being that it's a longer show there should at least be a greater quantity. If there's a higher frequency of pyro I would be extremely happy.
