Confused :-/
Just bought a new album on LP (that's a black thing a bit like a large drinks coaster Dave, which has music imprinted on it by evil druid folk 
). It's the Rolling Stones "Get Yer Ya-Ya's out!" one of my favourite ever album titles just as a pub conversation piece:
). It's the Rolling Stones "Get Yer Ya-Ya's out!" one of my favourite ever album titles just as a pub conversation piece:Girl-friend of my wife's at the pub to me:
"have you bought any music lately Paul?"
Me:
"Yes. get yer ya ya's out"
Well, anyway, the front cover is amusing for more than just its title. It proudly proclaims "The Rolling Stones DSD re-mastered (sic-for vinyl) The way they were meant to be heard"
Now call me a cynic...
they take the original analogue master tape...they go to the trouble of digitally remastering it for high dynamic range, stereo, and re-do the individual mic-levels as they were advised the music sounded like from a few rows back...proudly proclaim that digital has one out the day and saved us from the evil druids, then go and stamp it onto err, a piece of vinyl? What's wrong with CD? (they probably do that too in fairness)
Not complaining mind as it sounds superb!
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So what does 'DSD remastering' mean?
Is it from the original studio master tapes...?