bernardshakey

It is kind of funny that Neil did not know about HDtracks.com, it's kind of like on that movie Knocked Up, where they wanted to release that "Flesh Of The Stars" webpage and they did not know about Mr. Skin's website!

By giving the artist the full ability to release a record at 192khz 24 bit, the listener will get all of the nuances of the original master whether it be analog tape or digitally direct at 192khz 24 bit. Its the quiet nuances that make up the main difference between 192khz/24 bit and 44.1khz 16 bit sound. Of course it needs to be mastered correctly to have great dynamic range!

Le Noise was originally recorded at 48khz 24bit, Chris Bellman, the mastering engineer, re-recorded the stream at 96khz 24 bit for the DVD and Blu-ray video release. Ordinary People from Chrome Dreams II was recorded in the late 80's at 48khz 24 bit digitally, the rest of the album was recorded on analog tape in 2006/2007.