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Time for a Change In the Orchestra Pit

	
Aug  1, 2000, 
	Jonathan Deans
	
	

	
	
Musical theater has been strikingly successful in adapting and refining the modern sound reinforcement technologies that blossomed in the '70s. In fact,...

	





	
TravelWise: YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU

	
Aug  1, 2000, 
	MIX STAFF
	
	

	
	
It's the height of summertime, and everyone who isn't stuck behind a front-of-house position under a shed every night is either on or thinking about going...

	





	
The Truth About Loudspeaker Arrays Part II

	
Jun  1, 2000, 
	Bob Mc Carthy
	
	

	
	
ARRAY INTERACTION ZONES The coverage area of a single speaker is defined simply as the angle between the 6dB down points relative to the on-axis point....

	





	
Equalizer Inequality

	
Jun  1, 2000, 
	Bob McCarthy
	
	

	
	
Seemingly, everyone already knows all about equalizers. Their effects are easily heard. Their settings are easily understood. And in an industry that's...

	





	
Getting Your Room in Tune

	
Jun  1, 2000, 
	By Mark Frink
	
	

	
	
At my first job working for a real sound company, I had the good fortune to be paired with the company's senior engineer, Fred Mueller, who taught me...

	





	
TravelWise: THE CRACK AUDIO TRAVEL SQUAD

	
May  1, 2000, 
	MIX STAFF
	
	

	
	
Let's face it: Just as the paperless office turned out to be a myth, so did the notion that digital audio technology would give us more free time and...

	





	
Goldline TEF System 20

	
May  1, 2000, 
	By Chips Davis
	
	

	
	
ROOM-TUNING TIPS & TRICKS The TEF System 20 is an accurate and versatile measurement tool and-in terms of offering fine resolution in the time and amplitude...

	





	
The Truth About Loudspeaker Arrays

	
May  1, 2000, 
	Bob Mc Carthy
	
	

	
	
There is no shortage of published and anecdotal advice on the most effective way to array loudspeakers. More or less useful, but often biased, information...

	






            
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