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remasterTo create a new version from the original. It may refer to audio, video or film remastering, in which the original recording or film is located and becomes the input to more modern or sophisticated editing and publishing processes. It may also refer to software remastering, which enhances a version of source code for distribution to a new audience. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Along with the music's use in TV commercials and in tribute albums and concerts like O'Riley's, there are two full-length Drake biographies, countless reappraisals in the press, TV and radio documentaries (one presented by Brad Pitt) and a raft of reissues, remasters, box sets and downloads. With Sherman, an artist I have always admired, we have a body of work that exudes criticality from every adroit gaze; she remasters feminine cinematic cliches. HB: We used digital technology to remaster the work and remove certain surface noises that were natural at the time the record was made. |
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