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Bryan Ferry Frantic?

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	By Bryan Reesman
	
	

	
	
Throughout his three-decade recording career, elegant crooner Bryan Ferry has continually broken rules in search of his own musical nirvana. The debonair,...

	





	
The Flaming Lips

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	By Gaby Alter
	
	

	
	
What do the Flaming Lips have in common with the Ozark Big-Eared Bat? Both are native to Oklahoma, and both are on endangered-species lists. In the Lips'...

	





	
Cardioid-Carrying Member

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	BY EDDIE CILETTI
	
	

	
	
In my January column, I touched on four variables of low-frequency perception: the Equal Loudness Curve for humans; loudness controls found on consumer...

	





	
Disturbed

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	By Elianne Halbersberg
	
	

	
	
Few could have predicted that Disturbed's debut album, The Sickness, would turn the Chicago band into a multi-Platinum international success. But by the...

	





	
L.A. Grapevine

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	by Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
Record One Studios started off the new year with some cool B.B. King sessions in Studio B, engineered by Don Murray and produced by Simon Climie, the...

	





	
Double Your Bits, Double Your Fun

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	BY OLIVER MASCIAROTTE
	
	

	
	
Mix takes a look at one of the most basic questions a budding audio novice asks: "Mommy, why do we need 24 bits when our hearing's only 20?"...

	





	
The Quest for Power

	
Mar  1, 2003, 
	by Ned Mann
	
	

	
	
We all want more power. Admit it. When it comes to the gear we all lust after whether it's a Massenburg EQ or the hottest new plug-in it never seems to...

	





	
Recording Vocals From A to D

	
Feb  1, 2003, 
	By Michael Cooper
	
	

	
	
Move beyond the tired arguments as to whether analog recordings sound better than digital, and you'll find few engineers who will contest the tremendous...

	






            
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