Alone Again, VirtuallyJul 1, 2004, BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN Just as millions of Americans have come to believe that You can have it all, in our industry the new mantra is, You can do it all. It's hard to open a... Field Test: Neutrik Test Instruments Minilyzer ML1Jun 1, 2004, By Eddie Ciletti After reviewing NTI's Minilyzer ML1 (Mix, January 2001), I knew it was a welcome addition to my bench and control room. This handheld package has a feature... Bass-ic InstinctsJun 1, 2004, By Eddie Ciletti Initially, my spare bedroom-turned-control room was an abysmal environment. Now, clients remark about the stereo image and their ability to hear new things... Ghosts in the MachineMay 1, 2004, By Paul D. Lehrman How many Elvis clones does it take to change a lightbulb? None. We have machines for that now. Remember when drummers were the butt of that joke? It was... The Console-Workstation InterfaceMay 1, 2004, By Mel Lambert As mixers, our dream is an all-in-one system that allows complete bi-directional control of workstation and console functions in real time.... DAWs and Hybrid MixingMay 1, 2004, By Kevin Becka Alert: The following may alter or validate your views on audio production or even make you mad. Let's start with a basic fact: Like any product-maker,... Thinking in TimeMay 1, 2004, By Eddie Ciletti Normally, I'm down in the hardware trenches with my soldering iron, but in the spirit of this month's “The New Means of Production” theme, I thought I'd step into the virtual realm.... 5.1 Recording Vibes With ESEMay 1, 2004, By Rick Clark The dusk outside the Marin County, Calif., studio The Site was magical, with deep reds, oranges and grays mixed with clouds, mist from billowing coastal overcast drifting in and redwood trees towering outside the tracking room windows.... Wireless Ties Built for SpeedMay 1, 2004, By David Weiss “High-speed networking” ceased to be a buzz phrase sometime during the end of the last millennium, but its significance in pro audio is growing.... Sony Vegas 4.0 With DVD ArchitectApr 1, 2004, By Joe Hannigan Sony's (formerly Sonic Foundry's) Vegas 4.0 bundled with DVD Architect began life as an audio editor and added video later, so the interface makes a lot of sense for audio folks.... Oceans of Audio, Rivers of BitsMar 1, 2004, By Ron Franklin It used to be that keeping track of audio or video projects meant pulling the appropriate tape reel out of the vault and cueing up the next session.... Ensemble Studios on Gods, Trolls and MinotaursMar 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson Ensemble Studios in Dallas is one of the most successful publishers of what are known as real-time strategy games.... A Wide-Open Market for SongsMar 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson One fairly recent development in game audio is the steady increase in the licensing of songs by both established and up-and-coming rock and hip hop artists, usually not at the exclusion of a conventional music score, but in addition to.... Tips for Game Sound DesignersMar 1, 2004, By Nick Peck So you're a pro at post or an expert at mixing music CDs. Designing audio for games, however, is a whole different ballgame.... A Dangerous Science Fair ProjectMar 1, 2004, By Eddie Ciletti Condenser microphones are the topic this month and I have a great story about them with a funny ending.... Ableton Live Version 3Mar 1, 2004, By Barry Milroy The fact that Ableton Live can instantaneously preview any .WAV, .AIFF or SDII file at any tempo with the click of a mouse without additional slicing or preparation, combined with the software's capability to run alongside Pro Tools (via ReWire) or function as a disk streaming software sampler, has made the product popular with both film and television music composers and loop-minded producers.... Not Just for Dance Music AnymoreFeb 1, 2004, By Erik Hawkins When we think of loop-based production, we often imagine techno and dance music or remixed pop hits —... Taking the G5 Live!Feb 1, 2004, By Kevin Becka Whenever Apple releases a new computer, it invariably makes audio folks drool with anticipation but ultimately begs the question:... I (Might) Wanna Hold Your HandFeb 1, 2004, By Eddie Ciletti Since moving to the Twin Cities, most of my business relationships have begun via e-mail.... Steinberg Nuendo 2Feb 1, 2004, By K. K. Proffitt Nuendo 2 has one of the fastest editing interfaces around, but you can get even more satisfaction for your “need for speed” if you learn a few handy shortcuts.... Most Popularadvertisement PollsFree Live Webcast:
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