November 18th, 2015
Two Ears Means Stereo, Right?
I teach an advanced audio production class at 8:30 am every Monday and Wednesday at CSU Dominguez Hills. The students are currently working on mixing a couple of tunes (one that I recorded and another of [...]
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Researching HD-Audio: The Truth
So given the results, given the time you've spent doing this and other
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Researching HD-Audio: The Truth
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I will be presenting each track with a breakdown of the information. I