The TAVES Show is this Weekend!
Another weekend and another audio trade show…this time in Toronto. I’ve been attending this very well organized show for the
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Newsflash: Music Industry Sees Record Low Sales
I had breakfast with a close friend this morning in Venice, California. Richard is in town with his daughter to
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Imagining a Standard Metric for Music
It might come as surprise but as I pointed out the other day, there is no standard for fidelity or
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Translate This!
I received the following comment from a regular reader and frequent commenter about the idea of auditioning a particular track
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Digital Music Sales Decline
According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple’s iTunes digital music download store will report a decline in sales of between
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Classical Surround
It strikes me as odd that the only labels that are actively producing and releasing surround music are focused primarily
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Let’s Talk to Professionals
I know and count as friends a large number of professional recording engineers. Among them are Grammy nominees/winners and engineers
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The Return of the Cassette?
Are we really living in a world where everything old is new again…of at least worthy of resurrection? It seems
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Dynamics Trouble: Peak Limiting
Peak limiting is just one of a number of processes that can be applied to an audio track, but it
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