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Featured Articles
A Happy Accident: A Better Way to Play Back Stereo?
Examine a different surround sound configuration.
11/2003
The Growing Gulf Between High Resolution and Low Res
Two diverging trends in audio standards; which fork do you take?
4/2003
Surround Sound’s Field of Dreams: If We Build It, Will They Come?
Make sense of all those channels gathering on the horizon. Dave reports on the Technical Conference on Multichannel Audio at AES.
3/2003
Making Your Home Control Room The Best That It Can Be: Some Basic Principles
Seven issues you will need to address as you build the control room of your home studio.
6/2002
IN DISCUSSION
Principles of Multitrack Mixing: The Phantom Image:
Sounds killer in stereo. Holy mono compatibility issues Batman!!!
Random Articles
The Aphex 661 Expressor™ With Tubessence® And Easyrider® Tube Compressor/Limiter
Dave reviews a tube compressor/limiter.
3/1996
Whadda Ya Mean, It’s Indistinguishable From Chance?
A pair of articles exploring the difference between knowing something for sure, and dumb luck.
6/2000
More Rock and Roll Clichés For Fun And Profit
While Amateurs Plagiarize, Professionals Use What Works!
7/1994
Loudness: Why Can’t We Just Set the Level Once and For All?
Understand why levels all over the place in broadcast audio, and take a look at the P2Level Pilot.
3/2003
Great Expectations or Crashing Dreams?
How Hyperchange is Consuming Your Computer And How To Cope With It!
2/1995
The Royer R-121 Ribbon Microphone
What Goes Around Comes Around. A review of the new ribbon microphone from Royer, the R-121.
7/1999
Some Thoughts About Our Recent Day of Horror
Bad Audio and the Meaning of TV At A Time Like This. A piece from 2001.
11/2001
So What’s So Good About Digital, Anyway?
Dave's take on the old debate over analog vs. digital audio.
6/1993
24 Bits: Can You Hear ‘Em? 96 kHz.: Can You Hear It?
How Do You Know? What Does It All Mean?
10/1999
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