>"remaster"
>just jacks up the treble
"remaster"
>remaster
>rearranges the tracklisting.
>turn up treble
>turn up bass
>throw a little extra compression on there
>get a much higher score on p4k than original release
every time
>"remaster"
>just raise loudness
>"remaster"
>just compressed to shit so all tracks sound lifeless
>remaster
>Just corrupts tracks beyond recognition
>remaster
>is actually the exact album just a rerelease/reissue
>REEEEEEEEEmaster
>remaster
>target pressing
:^)
>Target the store, not West German
mfw
>remaster
>songs become lifeless and boring compared to the original
>remaster
>dynamic range compression
>add unremastered demos and outtakes
>remaster
>...and remix
>replace ALL drums with samples, on all 8 albums treated
>compress the shit out of everything
>early 2000s joke of a copy protection method on discs
>remaster
>adds sound effects
>remaster
>shortens the songs
>remaster
>is actually a good remaster
>remaster
>removes all string parts
>"sounds much better now"
>remaster
>one of the tracks has the wrong vocal take
>remaster
>doesn't even change the production, just puts the tracks in different order
>remix
>adds 5 rappers
>doesn't use half-speed masters
>sourced from a CD
>remaster
>just adds a bunch of reverb
>"remaster"
>every track name has "(20XX Remaster)" tacked on the end
Ha-ha, great image. May I save it?
you can just save it. You don't have to ask
>remaster
>done by a professional who didn't fall for Rick Ruben's "loudness war" meme
where did you find an image so crazy?
I have my sources ;)
Save it, it's all yours my friend
Thanks Lori.
this is what remaster usually means
"lmao dynamic range is so 20th century"
>adds weird sounds that don't even fit in
This. Especially the remastered version of rust in peace sounds horrible.
Those sounds have always been there