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Studying Hard, Hoping to Pass

Sep 1, 2002, By Paul D. Lehrman

September is back-to-school month. Mix's Education Issue runs in November (go figure). But for some of us, like those who teach audio and music technology,...

All Right Mr. DeMille, I'm Ready For My Close-Up

Sep 1, 2002, BY OLIVER MASCIAROTTE

This month's issue is devoted to sound tagging along with picture, and, glory hallelujah, we audio folks finally come out ahead! Pardon my exuberance...

Cloak, No Dagger

Aug 1, 2002, BY OLIVER MASCIAROTTE

This month, I'm talking about a controversial subject, the ephemeral rights-management chimera composed of equal parts copy control, cryptography and steganography (hiding information within apparent information). Each is distinct but part of a virtual wrapper, swaddling the content and protecting the content holder from loss of sales revenues....

NOTES FROM THE NET

Aug 1, 2002, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY

The Web is greater than the sum of its parts: The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) released a study on June 11, that stated...

MDM, CD, DASH, AIT, FireWire Pro Meets Consumer

Jul 1, 2002, BY PAUL VERNA

In the 100 years between Thomas Edison's invention of the phonograph in 1877 and the launch of Mix, recording and playback systems took gradual, incremental...

Music Recording: Moving Forward Together

Jul 1, 2002, By Phil Ramone

Obviously, a lot has changed in the past 25 years, both in terms of the equipment we use and the way we work. I still love to get in there and work with...

NOTES FROM THE NET

Jul 1, 2002

OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN: Mid-May, Napster CEO Konrad Hilbers quit because Napster rejected an offer to be bought by Bertelsmann (the same company that bailed...

Like a Broken Record

Jun 1, 2002, BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN

Remember the saying, "You sound like a broken record"? It's origin, of course, is from the (first) days of vinyl. Today, of course, that would be considered an artistic choice, but in the days when the preferred mode of music playback was strictly linear, it was highly annoying....

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