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Featured Articles
Original Notes on Music for the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Garage in Kansas City, MO
Creating loudspeaker music for a large space.
10/2011
Issues pertaining to the composing of “minimalist” loudspeaker music for home theater arrays
Power Chords, Polyphonic Trains and Plain Old Phase
6/2006
Design considerations for an idealized domestic surround sound listening space
The author describes an ideal surround sound system.
6/2006
IN DISCUSSION
Taking Stock: How Important Is High Resolution Audio, Anyway?:
I am a pro musician, and perform onstage as a live classical soloist.…
Random Articles
Issues pertaining to the composing of “minimalist” loudspeaker music for home theater arrays
Power Chords, Polyphonic Trains and Plain Old Phase
6/2006
About Comb Filtering, Phase Shift and Polarity Reversal
The phenomena of comb filtering, phase shift and polarity reversal are surrounded in myth and are a bedrock topic for audio engineers.
8/1993
About Playback And Mixing Levels: Levels Management II
How to set playback levels, for you and your end listeners.
4/1996
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.
6/2002
The Tascam TM-D8000 Digital Mixing Console: An Overview
Another offering in the low-cost digital console sweepstakes.
8/1998
The Brave New World: Loudspeakers
Those black boxes with sound coming out we take for granted.
5/2001
A Fresh Approach to Equalization: the Tom Bates Way
Using EQ to make things sound better (instead of less bad).
4/2004
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
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