McCreary’s use of period-appropriate strings and the Skye Boat Song variations are in full force. AAC handles the dynamic range from a solo fiddle (soft) to the sudden drum hits (loud) without clipping. The moment Brianna tries to teach Roger a lullaby for Jemmy—and his voice cracks—the audio clarity makes it heartbreaking.
If you are reading this, you have either already watched Outlander Season 5, Episode 4 (“The Company We Keep”) on Starz, or you are hunting down the best digital copy for a rewatch. Let’s talk about why this episode is a turning point for the Fraser’s Ridge saga—and why the audio release is the version you want on your hard drive.
McCreary’s use of period-appropriate strings and the Skye Boat Song variations are in full force. AAC handles the dynamic range from a solo fiddle (soft) to the sudden drum hits (loud) without clipping. The moment Brianna tries to teach Roger a lullaby for Jemmy—and his voice cracks—the audio clarity makes it heartbreaking.
If you are reading this, you have either already watched Outlander Season 5, Episode 4 (“The Company We Keep”) on Starz, or you are hunting down the best digital copy for a rewatch. Let’s talk about why this episode is a turning point for the Fraser’s Ridge saga—and why the audio release is the version you want on your hard drive.