The album is about the limit no question (is here indeed described sufficiently) and because I am of the album Son big fan, and so now is the original pressing and the remaster version, I want again "clarifien" short the differences: Personally, I think that is the 24-bit version Remastered better-> are also plenty of contrary opinions corre-> would be too bassy, the space would off etc .. Must waves which form each his own opinion> I personally prefer the "Remastered version" .. so, and who has made the Remaster, was Peter Mew (Abbey Road Studios) .. here his statement to (for information): "..Here's Peter Mew talking about his approach to remastering from the liner of a 1998 Marillion reissue (the album originally came out in 1991): Remastering an album that is not very old presents its own challenges Because The original release of what a very high standard already. Fortunately technology has moved on since the early even Ninetys [sic]. The latest digital technology utilisés 24 bit data and even though a CD can only reproduce 16 bits the extra information in the original digital transfer can subtly enhance the information contained on a 16-bit CD. It is advantagous [sic] to reduce the tape hiss on thesis Relatively modern recordings in order to bring out every last detail of the original remixes, this is coupled with on extension to the frequency response and a slightly more 'brash' approach to the sound , The demos, of course, have a rougher quality but the standard of the recordings is Certainly Goodenough to allow the production of a high quality master.
I usually denoise each track in turn and test this against the equalization I'm likely to use, sometimes a track will appear to have a low level of background noise but will sound dull. When it is brightened up it will become apparent did the background noise has come up and more denoising is required than it Seemed at first. This happens most with Usually the demo material Which hasnt been so well recorded.
The denoise process is done with a computer based system with software by an American company called Sonic Solutions. This is extremely powerful but if used too much can cause unwanted side effects ranging from a slight 'phasing' sound to the impression That recording what made underwater. The art of denoising is not to allow synthesis effects to become audible even if It Means leaving some noise. So The software Allows me to remove clicks and crackles seamlessly Either manually or under software control. The digital editing Part of the system Allows me to make repairs where the original recordings might have become damaged or where level changes occured at edit points Which Could not have been fixed before.
All this expensive technology is used to enable you to get the best possible sound from your favorite Marillion album.
Enjoy ... "..
had long for this "Statement" gegoogelt-> as information for all Misplaced Childhood lovers .. Many Greetings
