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Featured Articles
Dave attempts to explain how we perceive pitch, to an alien.
7/2009
Taking a look at transducers.
6/2009
Power Chords, Polyphonic Trains and Plain Old Phase
6/2006
Composing in surround sound.
6/2006
IN DISCUSSION
The Equal Loudness Contours:
Hi Philip! Thanks for your commnts and kind thoughts about my article…
The Equal Loudness Contours:
Hi Dave, I enjoyed reading your article even though I am not in the recording…
24 Bits: Can You Hear ‘Em? 96 kHz.: Can You Hear It?:
Thanks, David! Feels like the preasure levels become more transparent
Random Articles
Very important article -- this one's about loudness. Uh-oh! Required reading.
6/1993
6/1997
Shaker Harmonica Microphones
7/1999
In the market for a microphone? You will likely find this comparative analysis of vocal microphones illuminating.
6/1994
How Hyperchange is Consuming Your Computer And How To Cope With It!
2/1995
About Emotion Filters, Communication Resistors and Mood Switches
2/1994
Lies, damn lies, and audio specifications! This article talks about making sense of them all.
4/1993
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.
11/1992
What Exactly Do We Mean By Loud?
1/1997
Three Mid-Priced Condenser Microphones for Studio Use
7/1999
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