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
Theatre of Tragedy’s 2006 Album – Storm, originally released at a DR6 rating, unofficially remastered as a DR10 album. 2 Sample songs available – Fade & Exile, for those who are interested in the differences between the modern ultra-compressed, low dynamic recordings and how they might sound were they mastered/mixed with more natural dynamics and lower average loudness level
Originally a DR7 heavily clipped album – now “re-mastered” to a DR11-level. Turn it up loud on a good-quality sound system to enjoy to the fullest. Original tone & agression should be retained – but with added musicality and variety as a result of the increased dynamics & harmonic restoration
Originally a DR6 heavily clipped album – now “re-mastered” to a DR11-level. Turn it up loud on a good-quality sound system to enjoy to the fullest.
Originally a DR4 & DR5 set of tracks – now “re-mastered” to a DR11-level – with my usual de-clipping treatment as well as dynamics changes and minor EQ alterations. This album has been redone with the aim of bringing the presence of the music back in to focus and giving the overall album more life.
Remastering of the Dream Theater new album preview single. Originally a DR6 marginally clipped track – now “re-mastered” to a DR12-level – General dynamics treatments and so on. The impact, and the resultant attention it draws from the listener as a result of the increased dynamics and seperation of instruments helps make the song a lot more memorable & also interesting.
Today, BBC 4 Radio in the UK aired a report by Joel Moors on the Consumer Affairs’ programme – You and Yours.
The show interviewed some Metallica fans and also Mastering Engineer Ian Shepherd [Visit Blog]
Joel and Ian dicussed the fundamental problems on the Death Magnetic CD and how it affects the music when played, and [...]
Metallica’s co-manager, Cliff Burnstein is quoted as saying that fans find the sound on Death Magnetic exciting, and are really responding to it – Well if that is the case, one of our supporters here have made this litte video giving their past catalogue the ‘Exciting’ makeover so you can judge for yourself if this [...]