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Taking (DAW) Control

	
Oct  1, 2005, 
	By Mel Lambert
	
	

	
	
Audio engineers are one demanding group. As workstations become more sophisticated, our requirements for control surfaces have grown. When early systems...

	





	
Finding Order in Chaos

	
Oct  1, 2005, 
	By Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
It's a dominant theme of our times: The deluge of incoming data threatens to overwhelm. Going digital hasn't helped: A double-edged sword, it has just...

	





	
Technology Spotlight: Solid State Logic C300 Digital Console

	
Oct  1, 2005, 
	By George Petersen
	
	

	
	
Two years ago, Solid State Logic unveiled the C100 and C200 two scalable digital consoles designed for broadcast and production applications. At AES,...

	





	
Cutting Loose

	
Oct  1, 2005, 
	Compiled by Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
Guitar virtuoso John McLaughlin has been cranking away on his forthcoming CD, working at various facilities with fellow greats such as Michael Brecker,...

	





	
Classic Tracks: The Angels' "My Boyfriend's Back"

	
Sep  1, 2005, 
	By Gary Eskow
	
	

	
	
There's this: I've stumbled on the side of 12 misty mountains/I've walked and I've crawled on six crooked highways/I've stepped in the middle of seven...

	





	
When the Chips Are Down

	
Sep  1, 2005, 
	By Eddie Ciletti
	
	

	
	
I have always been a hands-on technician, but two recent events provided a refresher course in the challenges facing large-scale operations. As an employer...

	





	
Hot Club of San Francisco

	
Sep  1, 2005, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
It's been more than half-a-century since the great French gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 43. Yet his...

	





	
Foley Recording

	
Sep  1, 2005, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
One of the most critical, yet underappreciated links of the film sound chain is Foley recording. You probably know the basics. It was named after the...

	






            
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