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Dec 1, 2006,
By Orren Merton
Electronic Musician’s review of Waves GTR 2.0, a Guitar plug-in suite. Waves GTR 2.0, a hardware/software bundle for guitar recording includes hardware/software guitar amp-, cabinet-, and effects-modeling system....
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Dec 1, 2006,
By Mike Levine
Electronic Musician’s feature on direct guitar recording looks at DI options, modeling processors and plug-ins, strategies for getting the best sound, and more....
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Dec 1, 2006,
By Michael Cooper
Read the Electronic Musician interview with four top engineers to learn their approach to recording acoustic guitar. Recording engineers talk about how they pursue the perfect acoustic guitar sound....
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Dec 1, 2006,
By Charles Dye
Electronic Musician’s feature, written by Grammy-winning engineer Charles Dye, on better monitoring strategies. Gear, speaker placement, and advice for keeping perspective are all includedas you learn how to use monitoring techniques for a better mix....
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Dec 1, 2006,
By Steve Skinner
The three ingredients that are essential for creating a convincing synthesized-bass part are programming, playing, and mixing. I describe how to program...
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Dec 1, 2006,
By Steve Skinner
The key to programming convincing synth-bass sounds is simplicity. I use one oscillator with a medium-width pulse wave and a lowpass filter whose envelope...
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Nov 20, 2006
Know it all with Digital Music Doctor's latest video training course, Sonar 6—Know It All! (Mac/Win; $34.95)....
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Nov 13, 2006
The McDSP Education Program provides special access and hands-on training for the McDSP line of plug-ins. More than 75 schools worldwide have already received hands-on training...
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Nov 13, 2006
Digital Music Doctor Know It All series is now available; know it all with the video training course Cubase 4—Know It All! (Mac/Win; $34.95). With over two hours of videos...
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Nov 2, 2006
Alexander Publishing has teamed up with Naxos to create How Ravel Orchestrated: Mother Goose Suite, an orchestration instruction set that includes a newly-engraved, 200-page score with the condensed piano part, along with a recording of the Suite performed by the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Kenneth Jean....
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Nov 1, 2006,
By Brian Smithers
As the term implies, an electronic musician depends on electrical devices to produce, capture, manipulate, and deliver musical ideas. At some point, the...
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Nov 1, 2006,
By Stuart Ridgway
Networking is crucial for getting work in the music industry....
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Nov 1, 2006,
By Alec Tabak
Imagine that you have finished tracking your latest project, and the time has come to mix. You've got the vocals sounding clear and lively, the guitar...
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Nov 1, 2006,
By Peter Hamlin
Read Electronic Musician’s roundup of the most popular notation software. Notation software dramatically speeds up the work of composing and arranging, eliminates or reduces the need to pay music-copying fees, and creates published-quality scores at the touch of a button....
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Nov 1, 2006,
By Len Sasso
Quantizing is about more than moving notes to the bars-and-beats....
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Oct 1, 2006,
By Len Sasso
Speedup pitch-shifting has more uses than just the "singing chipmunk" effect....
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Oct 1, 2006,
By Mark Ballora
For more than 20 years, the main purpose of MIDI has remained much the same: triggering sounds on a synth or sampler. Yet MIDI's modest-bandwidth, straightforward...
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Oct 1, 2006,
By Mike Levine
Over the past several years, there's been much talk about how the World Wide Web has democratized the music industry, allowing independent musicians to...
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Oct 1, 2006,
By Vijith Assar
Chances are you occasionally send rough mixes to clients or vie for jobs using compressed audio samples. But it's surprising how little some engineers...
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Oct 1, 2006,
By Scott R. Garrigus
Streamline your sessions with these work-arounds for Cakewalk Sonar 5....
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