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Mar 1, 2000,
Joel Chadabe
When tape recorders were introduced to the market around 1950, composers embarked on a musical revolution. Magnetic recording made it possible for them...
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Feb 1, 2000,
Peter Freeman
Plug-ins that process digital audio continue to crop up in a seemingly endless variety of formats and types-TDM, AudioSuite, VST, Premiere, real time,...
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Feb 1, 2000,
Joel Chadabe
As we enter the 21st century, electronic music is fast approaching its 100th anniversary. This is a good time to look at our roots and get to know how...
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Oct 1, 1999,
Myles Boisen
The electric guitar is one of the easiest instruments to record. Even a modest rig makes the engineer's job a cinch, offering plenty of level, a variety of easily adjustable tones, and an assortment of flavor enhancers....
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Sep 1, 1999,
Larry the O
Arif Mardin is, quite simply, one of the foremost names in modern music production. Born in Turkey, he emigrated to the United States to attend Berklee...
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Sep 1, 1999,
Peter McConnell
In addition to creativity, producing music for games requires a keen sense of balance in negotiating aesthetic decisions, budget constraints, and technical...
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Jun 1, 1999,
By John Duesenberry
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Feb 1, 1999,
By Dan Phillips
In this article, we’ll look at the basic concepts of synchronization and how they apply in the digital domain....
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Feb 1, 1999,
By Jeff Casey
Working with electronic sounds has become an art form all its own. Combining synths and samplers to create a mix can be quite different from mixing acoustic instruments, and it can be just as tricky. Let’s take a look at some of the things you can do to create a successful mix of electronic musical instruments. ...
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Feb 1, 1999,
By Geoffrey Goacher
By giving a little attention to the acoustics in your own studio, you can improve the quality of your mixes so that they compete with the best the majors have to offer. ...
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The Electronic Century Part II: Tales of the Tape
The Electronic Century Part I: Beginnings
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