2013: The Year in Review
We’ve made through another year. It’s December 31, 2013…New Years Eve. It’s the end of the first year of this
Read MoreWe’ve made through another year. It’s December 31, 2013…New Years Eve. It’s the end of the first year of this
Read MoreAs I’ve explained over the past three days, converting from one sample rate to another can be accomplished by passing
Read MoreIn 1989, I started the Pacific Coast Sound Works in my garage in Chatsworth, California. It was a service company
Read MoreSample rate conversion can be done a number of different ways depending on the equipment that you have at your
Read MoreYou’re probably already familiar with the following PCM sample rates: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4 and 192 kHz. And you
Read MoreDigital systems are not continuously variable. They are comprised of a multitude of individual slices or data points that when
Read MoreThe “Father and Son” tune from Cat Stevens’ “Tea For the Tillerman” reveals some additional issues with the new world
Read MoreIdeally, we want the acoustic energy produced by musicians to be captured, stored and reproduced with complete integrity. One of
Read MoreAudio recording is not like real life sound. Engineers are challenged to capture and process acoustic energy…sound waves… with an
Read MoreThis morning I stopped at SuperCuts after trying to get my cell phone replaced at the AT&T store. Got to
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