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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
What Do We Mean By Audibility?
Attempting to understand what, exactly, is the difference between hearing something and not hearing something. Not as simple as it sounds.
12/1998
Power Amps Revisited: The Joys Of An “Audiophile” Amplifier
Dave reviews the R.E. Designs LNPA 150 power amp.
3/1997
The Mikrodigi 360 Digital Microphone: 21st Century Technology Is Really Here!
Recording magazine declined to publish this one. Too bad it was for the April issue! They thought it was a joke!
4/1995
The Pitfalls and Promises of the Center Channel
How to use the center channel in stereo as well as surround.
10/2003
Yeah, I Think I Can Hear It! Wow! It’s Like, Totally Awesome!
The discussion of blind versus subjective listening continues.
12/1999
More Rock and Roll Clichés For Fun And Profit
While Amateurs Plagiarize, Professionals Use What Works!
7/1994
The Brave New World: About The Rooms In Which Loudspeakers Work
Conceptualizing the room as part of the loudspeaker itself.
6/2001
Spectral Management, or, Ways To Think About EQ and Mixing
Dave talks about the huge range of sounds we can hear and how these dimensions should be approached from a mixing standpoint.
3/1993
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