Patricia Moreno Announces 'Volver', a High-Resolution Latin Jazz Vocal Album from The Audiophile Society

Different perspectives also emerge when looking at the ensemble balance. Promotional materials frame the trio as a rhythmic engine for vocal fireworks, but technically the guitars function more like spatial anchors. Giovanetti’s arrangements reportedly exploit interlocking rhythmic figures that sit laterally in the stereo field, giving Moreno a stable phantom center even during dense improvisational passages. Arnoldo Moreno’s role adds low‑mid harmonic mass without resorting to percussive excess, which keeps intermodulation distortion in check during complex passages—an aspect that matters when replayed on revealing systems with wide dynamic range.

The Chesky mix aesthetic further polarizes opinion among audiophiles. The Classical 3D Mega-Dimensional Sound approach prioritizes natural phase relationships and minimal post-processing, which can sound understated on casual listening but rewards careful speaker placement and high-resolution playback. In contrast to contemporary Latin jazz releases that rely on close-miking and post-production punch, Volver appears engineered to scale with system quality: on resolving DACs and well-aligned loudspeakers, the presentation should open up with convincing depth cues and a continuous acoustic envelope, rather than spotlighted elements fighting for attention.