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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
remaster
verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ The album includes ten digitally remastered songs.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Superb sound remastering by John R.T.
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remaster

vb. (context music English) To produce a new version of a recording by remixing the original master recordings

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Remaster

Remaster (also digital remastering and digitally remastered) refers to enhancing the quality of the sound or of the image, or both, of previously created recordings, either audiophonic, cinematic, or videographic.

Usage examples of "remaster".

This was the best song the Fox had ever sung, from the Third and Last Booke of lute songs of John Dowland who had lived at the time of Shakespeare and whose music the Fox had remastered for the world of today.

He sent for his note-book, found the case in one moment, remastered it in another, and told her the solicitor for the Crown in that case was Freshfleld.

I looked at the rest of the music: a couple of 1970s Genesis albums, remastered on CD, and what looked like a bootleg cover of a group called Sperm Bank.

The image had the slightly artificial edges of a remastered two-dimensional image, which made it old.

On her table a jellbox played techno-rape music, the screams digitally remastered from the Moscow riots five years ago.

She did not want to experiment cycling near the village until she felt she had remastered the knack.

He pulled a small CD player from his shirt and pressed Play, the mellow sounds of a remastered Enrico Caruso version of Tarantella napoletana by Rossini soon filling the dark room.

ReMastered focus on you, and the items you found aboard Old Newfie before its evacuation, suggest that it was used as a point of entry for some years, and that the insurgency group operating in Moscow were careless.

I looked at the rest of the music: a couple of 1970s Genesis albums, remastered on CD, and what looked like a bootleg cover of a group called Sperm Bank.

The image had the slightly artificial edges of a remastered two-dimensional image, which made it old.

The only people who'd see her were their bodyguards, private secretaries, and the service moppets, all of whom—apart from the secretaries—were disposables who counted as nothing in the sparse social networks of the ReMastered.

But this was foreshadowed: when the ReMastered finally destroyed the Eschaton and began their monumental task of reimplementation, the deity they'd build in their own image would hardly be a merciful and forgiving one.

She smelled of floral extracts, and something else: the musk of power, sebaceous glands expressing pheromones that were only switched on in alpha ReMastered.

The software houses have only remastered fifty movies for interactivity so far.