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Notes From the P&E Wing

	
Feb  1, 2007, 
	By Mark Rubel
	
	

	
	
If someone asks you what you do, you're likely to say, I make records, or I mix concerts. After all, it's a natural tendency for us to focus on external...

	





	
Breaking the Rules

	
Feb  1, 2007, 
	George Petersen Executive Editor
	
	

	
	
History is filled with cases of inventions that either happened by accident or yielded results that were far from the original intent. In 1928, researcher...

	





	
Recording Wild

	
Feb  1, 2007, 
	By Sarah Jones
	
	

	
	
FIDDLERS ON THE ROOF Last year was my fourth year working as a research SCUBA diver in the U.S. Antarctic Program. I was also moonlighting as producer,...

	





	
Virtual Instruments—Virtually There

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By Paul D. Lehrman
	
	

	
	
This month, I expect to be helping to cut the ribbon on a brand-new lab in a brand-new music building at my school. It will be equipped with a dozen Intel...

	





	
The Inside Track: Mixing Drums

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By Kevin Becka
	
	

	
	
Mix is proud to introduce a new article series for 2007: the Inside Track, a bi-monthly feature by Mix technical editor Kevin Becka that explores the...

	





	
Jim Abbiss

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By Paul Tingen
	
	

	
	
In recent years, Jim Abbiss has stepped into the limelight as the producer of a string of hit records by mainly young and trendy British bands. Most notably,...

	





	
Guitar Distortion

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By Eddie Ciletti
	
	

	
	
If you have ever felt that guitars are bullying the vocals and the drums, then it's time to take a closer look at those subtly subversive guitar multi-effects...

	





	
Nashville Skyline

	
Jan  1, 2007, 
	By Rick Clark
	
	

	
	
When one thinks of Nashville music, world beat, fusion and new age don't readily come to mind. But as the city's artistic and recording communities have...

	






            
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