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New Developments in Digital Snakes

	
Aug  1, 2007, 
	By George Petersen
	
	

	
	
Cable snakes and system interfacing are hardly the stuff that generates huge headlines in the audio press. And 20 years ago, this article would have never...

	





	
Front and Center

	
Jul  1, 2007, 
	By Robert Hanson
	
	

	
	
One of the most crucial aspects of nearly any live performance is the lead singer. Seeking musical perfection, other bandmembers spend thousands on their...

	





	
Take It With You

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By George Petersen
	
	

	
	
In many ways, the laptop computer forms the basis for the ideal recorder in the field or studio. In terms of compact, powerful design, the portable CPU...

	





	
What "Inside the Box" Really Means

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By David Weiss
	
	

	
	
At a recent Grammy Sound Table event in Anaheim, Calif., coinciding with the NAMM convention, the four producer panelists were asked what seemed like...

	





	
Keep It in the Stereo Realm

	
Feb  1, 2007, 
	By Matt Gallagher
	
	

	
	
Known for their ease of use, precision, versatility and ability to quickly deliver high-quality results, dedicated stereo microphones are sometimes preferable...

	





	
A Trip to the Slammer

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By Michael Cooper
	
	

	
	
Despite the exploding digital revolution, the popularity of analog compressors and limiters shows no sign of waning and for good reason. There is an ineffable,...

	





	
The Big Boards

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By George Petersen 

	
	

	
	
Ten years ago, this article would have been very different. The concept of digital consoles for sound reinforcement was in its infancy, with a single...

	





	
Tools for That Finishing Touch

	
Dec  1, 2006, 
	By Michael Cooper
	
	

	
	
Equalization is one of the two most-common processes employed in mastering (the other being dynamics processing) to put the finishing touch on a recording...

	






            
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