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Tricks of the Trade: USING LAVALIER MICROPHONES

	
Apr  1, 2000, 
	Jonathan Deans
	
	

	
	
I was born in England, and my mum was always asking me if I needed to use the "lav," so when I was asked to write some thoughts about "using lavs," I...

	





	
Anatomy of a Sound Renovation: Carnegie Hall

	
Mar  1, 2000, 
	By Mark Frink
	
	

	
	
Standing at the corner of 57th Street and Broadway, Carnegie Hall's striking Italian Renaissance-style facade of terra-cotta and iron-spotted brick is...

	





	
Mixing Monitors

	
Feb  1, 2000, 
	By Chris Michie
	
	

	
	
In this special live sound issue of Mix, readers will find plenty of useful information on audio products designed for live sound applications. But none...

	





	
Power Tools: BSS OmniDrive Compact

	
Feb  1, 2000, 
	By Mark Frink
	
	

	
	
Offering as many as 50 EQ filters, ten crossover types, output limiting and more than a second of alignment delay in a single-rackspace chassis, the BSS...

	





	
Equalizing the Room

	
Feb  1, 2000, 
	By Bob McCarthy
	
	

	
	
"I am going to equalize the room." We've all heard that statement so many times that we scarcely think about what it literally means. We know that in...

	





	
Stayin' Alive

	
Jan  1, 2000, 
	Dan Daley
	
	

	
	
Many recording artists make the newspapers for record and concert reviews and personality profiles. A few go on and make the gossip and celebrity columns...

	





	
Mixing the Money Channel: FOH ENGINEERS SHARE THEIR EXPERTISE ON VOCAL PROCESSING

	
Nov  1, 1999, 
	Chris Michie
	
	

	
	
In most live entertainment situations, and almost all of those that feature a singer, the FOH engineer's highest priority is the lead vocal mic. For political...

	





	
TravelWise: IN-FLIGHT AUDIO PROGRAMS

	
Oct  1, 1999, 
	MIX STAFF
	
	

	
	
ANYONE WHO HAS EVER BEEN BORED SILLY ON A long flight has probably at some point checked out the in-flight audio channels, which usually offer a selection...

	






            
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