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Bay Area Sound

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
During the past several years, Marin County-based Bay Area Sound has quietly grown to become one of the leading independent game sound facilities in Northern...

	





	
Audio Middleware, Part 2

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By Alexander Brandon
	
	

	
	
In the March 2007 column, I began my report on middleware game audio engines: what this software is, how to get it and its value as an essential cog in...

	





	
Track Sheet

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
SOUTHEAST For those who haven't heard, Cypress Moon Studios (Muscle Shoals, AL) is the new name of the facility formerly known as Muscle Shoals Sound....

	





	
Locked and Loaded

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Robert Hanson
	
	

	
	
It's no secret that the gaming world has changed by leaps and bounds over the past decade. We've all heard the comparison: With today's high-def consoles,...

	





	
Daniel Ho

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
Though Daniel Ho has become very well-known in traditional Hawaiian music circles thanks to his co-production work and playing on last year's Grammy-winning...

	





	
The Noise in the Box

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Paul D. Lehrman
	
	

	
	
In last month's discussion about game audio, I focused on the challenges of making soundtracks for PC-based games. But PCs, of course, are only part of...

	





	
The Inside Track: Mixing Vocals

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Kevin Becka
	
	

	
	
A well-mixed and -sung lyric is the emotional centerpiece of any song. But because of the complexity of pitch, tone, nuance and lyrics, vocals need the...

	





	
Get Your Game On

	
Feb  1, 2007, 
	By Paul D. Lehrman
	
	

	
	
If you've been playing (or watching your kids playing) any new videogames recently, you've probably noticed that the soundtracks have become incredibly...

	






            
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