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Using EQ to make things sound better (instead of less bad).
4/2004
A few notes for AES.
10/2007
Power Chords, Polyphonic Trains and Plain Old Phase
6/2006
Composing in surround sound.
6/2006
IN DISCUSSION
A Fresh Approach to Equalization: the Tom Bates Way:
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Principles of Multitrack Mixing: the Use of Early Delays:
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Random Articles
A case study of an effort to more fully integrate the loudspeaker into the playback room in a musical way.
5/2003
The quirky natures of phantom images.
12/1992
Using EQ to make things sound better (instead of less bad).
4/2004
Dave discusses COMPRESSION. Y'know, making the soft stuff loud and the loud stuff soft (or something like that).
4/1994
Dave explains how to listen in A+B/A-B, or "Sum and Difference" Listening and Mixing.
1/1993
Checking Out Eighteen In-Yer-Face® Monitors In A Single Day!
6/1995
Pop and rock means kick drum and bass. Mixing them well is essential.
2/1993
Very important article -- this one's about loudness. Uh-oh! Required reading.
6/1993
A rant, this time about copy protection. Everybody's a crook of some sort, it turns out.
11/1994
Composing in surround sound.
6/2006
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