Using EQ to make things sound better (instead of less bad).

A few notes for AES.

Composing in surround sound.

"A hell as certain as change, mortality, and the end of life as we know it." (Mark Parsons)

What Goes Around Comes Around

Regarding Acoustics of Control Rooms and Loudspeakers.

Early delays are those "echos" following the initial onset of a sound (usually room reflections), which effect a great impact on a sound's apparent quality.

If you sometimes have a hard time figuring out the best piece of gear to use, you're not alone. Moulton investigates the difference between "blind" and "sounds cool" testing methodologies.

An epic discussion of high resolution digital audio.

Do You Really Need Them? How Do You Use Them?

Engineers should consider how and where their music ends up being played. Moulton breaks the multitude of playback systems down into seven basic sonic environments.

Digital audio. ONEs and ZEROs, right? Yadda-yadda-yadda... Dave takes on the yaddas in this comprehensive overview of recording and processing in the digital realm.

Dave explains how to listen in A+B/A-B, or "Sum and Difference" Listening and Mixing.