Ultra-Exciter Remasters
Inviato: sab apr 14, 2007 12:11 pm
Dato che a breve saranno in arrivo anche gli ultimi due remasters... credo che sia giusto aprire un thread apposito, nel quale includere questa news proveniente dalla rivista Sideline, una delle più importanti ed accreditate del settore... ovviamente se non va bene che 'sta notizia stia qui i moderatori o Fab intervengano 
dal sito sideline.com
More info on upcoming Depeche Mode Ultra and Exciter remasters. Some unexpected Depeche Mode news popped in. In a phonecall Side-Line.com had with Simon Heyworth of Super Audio Mastering it has become clear that the upcoming remasterings of the Depeche Mode albums 'Ultra' (1997) and 'Exciter' (2001) will not be much different from the existing masterings done for the CD re-leases back in 1997 and 2001. Heyworth: 'Except for a few details here and there, it will really be sounding like the recording as you know it.' And he adds: 'You actually need to have a trained ear in order to tell the difference between the two masters.' The reason for keeping the remastering minimal is simple: 'They already sounded great from the start and there was really nothing we could add to make it sound better and closer to the original recording.' The re-releases will be worth getting anyhow, as the packages will come with the original recording remastered as a SACD and with a bonus DVD. Or as Heyworth says: 'The SACD mastering is excellent and worth getting for sure!' Both re-issues will be out on May 21 via Mute/EMI.
Cosa ne pensate?
ciao
dal sito sideline.com
More info on upcoming Depeche Mode Ultra and Exciter remasters. Some unexpected Depeche Mode news popped in. In a phonecall Side-Line.com had with Simon Heyworth of Super Audio Mastering it has become clear that the upcoming remasterings of the Depeche Mode albums 'Ultra' (1997) and 'Exciter' (2001) will not be much different from the existing masterings done for the CD re-leases back in 1997 and 2001. Heyworth: 'Except for a few details here and there, it will really be sounding like the recording as you know it.' And he adds: 'You actually need to have a trained ear in order to tell the difference between the two masters.' The reason for keeping the remastering minimal is simple: 'They already sounded great from the start and there was really nothing we could add to make it sound better and closer to the original recording.' The re-releases will be worth getting anyhow, as the packages will come with the original recording remastered as a SACD and with a bonus DVD. Or as Heyworth says: 'The SACD mastering is excellent and worth getting for sure!' Both re-issues will be out on May 21 via Mute/EMI.
Cosa ne pensate?
ciao
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