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Feb 1, 2003
Setting Up a Talkback Mic in Pro Tools The EM Cool Tip of the Month is presented courtesy of Cool Breeze Systems. If you're recording tracks in a studio,...
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Oct 1, 2002
Automating Virtual Instrument Parameters in Logic The EM Cool Tip of the Month is presented courtesy of Cool Breeze Systems. In today's audio-production...
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Jan 1, 2003
Whether you're cutting tracks with speed-metal bands or editing music for the next blockbuster film, you need to know how to create a tempo track in your...
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Nov 1, 2002
Getting Started with EQ Plug-Ins The EM Cool Tip of the Month is presented courtesy of Cool Breeze Systems. You recently bought a new DAW and laid down...
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Sep 1, 2002
Using MIDI Patchnames within Cubase is great, but scrolling through 100 or more patches to select your favorite tuba preset can quickly get tedious. Here's...
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Jun 1, 2003
Tracking with Plug-Ins You need to lay down a bass part, and you would like to use a plug-in to compress the track. Do you realize that when you record...
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Mar 1, 2003
Fatten Up Your Horns The EM Cool Tip of the Month is presented courtesy of Cool Breeze Systems. If you ever mix a recording with a brass section in it,...
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Jul 1, 2003
Fuzzy Loops in Cubase In today's production environment, drum-loop options seem literally endless. If you've ever set out to build a tune that's based...
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Dec 1, 2002
Convert DP3 Projects to Pro Tools Sessions The EM Cool Tip of the Month is presented courtesy of Cool Breeze Systems. MOTU Digital Performer (DP) users...
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Apr 1, 2003
Once you've achieved your basic blend in a mix, time-based effects such as a delay can help you further position the parts. If you aren't careful, though,...
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Jan 1, 2007,
By Fran Vincent
As an artist, your creative works are the lifeline of your business. By protecting them through copyright registration, you can control how they're used...
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Mar 1, 2005,
By Rusty Cutchin
Now that powered monitors have taken over pro and project studio airspace, a speaker seems to be available for every room and budget. The studio owner who is shopping for a pair will find it easier to name the audio manufacturers that don't offer a powered monitor than to list all the ones that do....
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Nov 1, 2004,
By Jeffrey P. Fisher
Do you own any tangible property, such as computers, musical instruments, or a home? These are assets that many of us have and need to protect. Another...
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Nov 1, 2005,
By Brian Smithers
There's no escaping surround sound these days. Music CDs are still being produced in stereo, but the same does not hold true for movies, DVDs, and games....
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Sep 1, 2002,
By Zack Price
Congratulations you've just bought a brand-new computer! In your enthusiasm over your latest purchase, however, you probably haven't considered what to...
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Apr 1, 2002,
By Gary S. Hall
Audio- (as well as video-) data reduction, also known as data compression, is one of the most important media technologies to come along in recent years....
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Mar 1, 2001,
Eric W. Bell
Hardware and software blend into a DSP-powered sampling system.CreamWare is known for products that combine high-quality DSP-based audio cards with innovative...
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Jan 1, 2007,
By Brian Smithers
The CreamWare Minimax ASB is arguably the best Minimoog emulation available. Its sound is undeniably authentic, and the feel of its controls is closer...
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Feb 1, 2004,
By Jim Aikin
CreamWare’s first rackmount synthesizer, the Noah, emulates various synthesizer types depending on the software model you load into it....
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Sep 1, 1999,
Allan Metts
When was the last time you had the opportunity to choose how many filters you wanted on your synth, or the number of envelopes you could use when designing...
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Aug 1, 2006,
By Steve Skinner
There are two ways to work with string samples. One is to use them to try to simulate the sound of a live string section. The other is to approach them...
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Aug 1, 2004,
Steve Oppenheimer Editor in Chief
Older, slower computers are still useful as virtual-instrument hosts, file servers, CD burners, and office machines. Electronic Musician takes a look at those tasks as well as how to time-synchronize, network, and remote control multiple computers in your studio. ...
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May 1, 2003,
Gary Hall
As musicians, we usually focus our interests on sound and music, often divorced from any visual program. It seems perfectly natural to us to approach...
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Oct 1, 2000,
RICHARD BOULANGER
The Csound programming language is virtually synonymous with "computer music." Musicians all over the world have used it for more than 20 years, and it...
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May 1, 2000,
Gino Robair
Creative Labs has just introduced its Lava Producer application ($29.95), available online at www.lava.com. You can use Lava Producer in conjunction with...
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