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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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Ah Never Met A Data Ah Didn’t Like, Will Said

A discussion of Dolby's metadata schemes.

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• Producing • Recording Industry • TVTech Magazine

June 2002

Creativity and Emotion in the Studio

About Emotion Filters, Communication Resistors and Mood Switches

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

February 1994

Great Rock ‘n Roll Clichés: Trash or Icons

Clichés are not always a bad thing.

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

May 1994

The Key Ingredients for A Good Demo Recording

How to make recordings that demonstrate a musician's playing ability and expression well.

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

June 1997

Kick/Bass Revisited: A New Dimension Is Added By Rap And Hip-Hop

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

August 1994

More Rock and Roll Clichés For Fun And Profit

While Amateurs Plagiarize, Professionals Use What Works!

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

July 1994

On the Importance of Lyrics

Lyrics are a big deal, and we ignore them at our peril. Nonetheless, we DO tend to ignore them. Hopefully, this article may convince to change your musicianly ways regarding lyrics.

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

October 1992

The Saito Sessions

Chronicles the recording session of a classical soprano.

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• Producing • Recording Magazine

August 1995