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JFA Re-Mastered

Dream Theater – Black Clouds & Silver Linings

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Remixed & Remastered from the isolated audio stems – This community edition of the tracks was made with the intent of incorporating some pre-1990 sonic elements of rock/metal recordings where suitable, and to increase dynamic range – resulting in approx 13db Dynamic Range (DR Meter).

Of course, some may love it, some may not – it is just another edition to try at the end of the day – however hopefully people will be able to hear the music and compositions in a new way, and hopefully also in a more enjoyable way.

To hear this edition – please view the details in our forum – registration required.
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  • Dynamic Range must return

    thank you so much, JFA!
    do you think you could possibly try to remaster an Andy Sneap produced album from either testament or Megadeth?

  • Leonardo Diaz Galindo

    This remastering the original source did in this case the original cd of black clouds and silver linings, I have the 3 cd edition of this album and I was wondering if you could teach me to do the remastering, to do it myself from my pc,with the program izotope advanced rx, some of my albums I have are: BLACK CLOUDS ANS SILVER LININGS 3 CD( DREAM THEATER) SYSTEMATIC CHAOS DELUXE CD+DVD ETC… MEGADETH GREATEST HITS BACK TO STAR ETC.. and I would put them dynamic range to be heard beautiful
    thanks. atte Leonardo Diaz

  • Leonardo Diaz Galindo

    AAA also like to know how to support this organization, for the record hgan their job and stop destroying the music sorry mi mail is

    godabysmo150484@hotmail.com

  • http://www.justiceforaudio.org Justice For Audio

    Thanks for your words of support and the message you sent via our forum. I hope the reply I provided was helpful and any contributions and discussions regarding audio quality in recorded music are greatly appreciated

  • Just visiting, for good

    Oh my! It sounds a bit different, obviously. After this refreshing experience I’m probably going to put aside the official release for a while. It is clear from the start that one does distinguish the instruments from one another a bit better, especially the drums; the presence is there and you feel the room Portnoy’s playing in (= fine reverb). I feel the vibe of the band. The official release sounds a bit messy compared to this, and the band’s precense is somewhere in the distance. What’s interesting is when I listen to this with my earplugs, I don’t have to equalize it at all from the player – I usually have to lower the high frequencies and boost the lows.
    Keep up the good work!

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