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Many of the articles on these pages originally appeared in magazines such as Recording and TV Technology. Out of deference to the publishers involved, works written in the last two years will generally not be shown.

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24 Bits: Can You Hear ‘Em? 96 kHz.: Can You Hear It?

How Do You Know? What Does It All Mean?

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• Hearing • Measurement • TVTech Magazine

October 1999

Acoustical Measurements For The Rest of Us

How to measure the room acoustics in your home studio.

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• Measurement • Recording Magazine

April 2001

The Difference Between What You Hear and What You “Hear!”

An overview of those human biological signal processors otherwise known as ears, and how they impact the question of audibility.

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• Hearing • Measurement • TVTech Magazine

February 2000

Eight Vocal Microphones Tested and Compared

In the market for a microphone? You will likely find this comparative analysis of vocal microphones illuminating.

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• Equipment • Measurement • Microphones • Recording Magazine

June 1994

Rules of Analysis

A few notes for AES.

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• Measurement

April 2003

Some Reminiscing About My Experiences With Subjective Testing

How Dave began his journey down the rabbit hole of audio perception measurement.

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• Measurement • TVTech Magazine

September 2001

Speaker, Speaker, On The Wall, Who Sounds Coolest Of Them All?

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.

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• Measurement • Recording Magazine

June 1994

Subjective Testing in Your Own Home Studio

So You Wanna Find Out If You Can Hear 24/96 Audio

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• Hearing • Measurement • Recording Magazine

August 2001

The Wacky World of Blind Testing

An introduction to reducing bias in our sound judgments.

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• Measurement • TVTech Magazine