The silencing warmth of the recording can be experienced ahead of a purchase of the album by listening to his video performing one of the tracks from the album: the Agustin Barrios Mangore composition La Catedral: III. Allegro Solemne.

For this recording Sonodore microphones were used to bring the music to the Horus Analog to DSD 256 Converter from Merging Technologies. Eudora notes that “Of course, no DXD conversion and processing was applied, this is a pure DSD256 recording.”

En Silencio has a release date of March 16, 2018. But this album is too good to keep listeners waiting that long. So we have it for you today at the NativeDSD Music store in Stereo and Multichannel DSD 256 (the recorded DSD bit rate), DSD 128 and DSD 64.

Gonzalo Noqué, producer/engineer of Eudora Records, introduces this gorgeous new DSD 256 album with guitarist Ricardo Gallén in the NativeDSD Blog’s “Producer’s Notes” section. Gonzalo tells us: “Every time I record in DSD in the 13th Century Church of San Francisco, in Ávila (Spain) I marvel at the acoustics of this location and the ability of the DSD256 format to capture the nuances of the instruments and natural space acoustics.

To bring you the full benefit of this native DSD 256 recording, all the DSD files for En Silencio at the NativeDSD Music store use DSD rendering from the master DSD 256fs Stereo and Surround Sound recording. No DXD conversions, balancing and processing are present on this release.”

En Silencio (In Silence) is a Pure DSD release.  The album features a 5 Channel DSD 256 recording with no DXD processing that was produced and recorded by Gonzalo Noque. All the DSD bit rates at NativeDSD were created in the DSD Domain by NativeDSD Mastering Engineer Tom Caulfield from the DSD 256 original recording using the Signalyst HQ Player 4 Pro mastering tools.

Read a personal note from the Producer about this recording in the Blog Article.

Ricardo Gallen – Guitar

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