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Featured Articles
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.
1/2010
Dolby C: How Dolby Sees It
A summary and interesting look back at the history of Dolby's noise-reduction scheme.
1/2010
What Happens When Our Willing Suspension of Disbelief Hits the Wall? Uh-oh!
Discussing the limits of music specifically composed for performance playback on a set of surround sound loudspeakers.
1/2010
IN DISCUSSION
Spectral Management, or, Ways To Think About EQ and Mixing:
thanks so much for the article I got alot out of it and I'll continue to look…
Random Articles
24 Bits: Can You Hear ‘Em? 96 kHz.: Can You Hear It?
How Do You Know? What Does It All Mean?
10/1999
A Couch Potato Rants About Video Quality
What happens when an audio geek starts looking at his TV more carefully.
12/2009
Power Amps Revisited: The Joys Of An “Audiophile” Amplifier
Dave reviews the R.E. Designs LNPA 150 power amp.
3/1997
Straight Arrow Recording: A Profile
A Vermont studio. Mike Billingsley (inventor of the SASS mic) built this one.
5/1994
On Special Instructions, Computer Hell, and Time vs. Money
"A hell as certain as change, mortality, and the end of life as we know it." (Mark Parsons)
11/1994
Eight Vocal Microphones Tested and Compared
In the market for a microphone? You will likely find this comparative analysis of vocal microphones illuminating.
6/1994
The Audio Technica 30 Series Microphones
A review of three mid-priced condenser microphones for studio use.
7/1999
Starting Over
My own personal life adventure building a home studio. This adventure is recounted in a series of "Starting Over" articles.
4/1994
Way Beyond Spectral Management: Compression as Timbre
Dave discusses COMPRESSION. Y'know, making the soft stuff loud and the loud stuff soft.
4/1994
The loudspeaker as musical instrument
An examination of the issues surrounding loudspeaker performance of music in typical rooms.
5/2003
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