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December 2004
Technology
Adobe Audition Version 1.5 PC-Based DAW
Recent acquisitions of audio companies by much larger video companies have made some unusual bedfellows. Arguably, the company that has done the most...
BY TONY NUNES
Aviom A-Net Pro
Whether moving audio files around in a studio complex or offering shared access to stage feeds for front-of-house/monitors/recording/broadcast duties...
BY GEORGE PETERSEN
Blue Sky MediaDesk 2.1 Monitoring System
Is the world ready for a diminutive speaker system that is articulate, affordable, basically sounds great and is expandable to 5.1? Blue Sky has created...
BY BOBBY G. FRASIER
Native Instruments Guitar Rig
Who needs yet another guitar amp simulator/multi-effects box? When it's done this well, the answer is — we do! Native Instruments' Guitar Rig is...
BY MICHAEL COOPER
SE Electronics SE1A, SE2 and SE3 Mics
I have a friend, a self-proclaimed audio snob, who swears that if he ever heard a great-sounding Chinese microphone, it would be one of the signs of...
BY KEVIN BECKA
Tascam DM-24 Digital Mixer
Tascam's DM-24 is a popular digital mixer with good reason: It sports a large amount of I/O and with its superflexible signal routing, onboard effects,...
BY JOHN McJUNKIN
Tools of the Trade
SONAR 4 PRODUCER EDITION With a feature list as long as your arm, Cakewalk's (www.cakewalk.com)...
Upgrades and Updates
George Massenburg Labs is shipping the GML 2032 mic preamp/parametric EQ. The Class-A unit can be purchased from
Waves IR-1 Parametric Convolution Reverb Plug-In
When I first heard about Waves' IR Parametric Convolution Reverb, the letters IR and the word “convolution” puzzled me. After some research,...
BY ERIK ZOBLER
Sound for Picture
Crazy Cars and Man-Eating Leeches
If you've never heard of A Series of Unfortunate Events, chances are you don't have a young reader at home. The brainchild of San Francisco author Daniel...
By Blair Jackson
Sound Lounge
What's the key to being a successful audio post mix house in New York City? While there are a lot of facilities struggling to discover the answer, Sound...
By David Weiss
Live Mix
Iridium Jazz Club Celebrates 10 Years
The Iridium Jazz Club (www.theiridiumjazzclub.com), the famed New York City venue that...
News
Lectrosonics contributed $10,000 to support the NSCA Education Foundation, including programs such as Project EST (training and certification for electronic...
Now Playing
Neal McCoy and Band FOH Engineer/Console: Steve “Sonny” Taylor Monitor Engineer/Console: Norm Sida P.A./Amps: Matchless guitar amp Microphones:...
The Pixies
In 1987, Ronald Reagan was president, the Soviet Union was still a communist world power and “pop” was the prevailing musical trend. But...
By Sarah Benzuly
Top 10 Live Sound Picks from AES
AES isn't just a recording show. This year's convention was packed with goodies for the live engineer. Here's my Top 10 fave picks. Allen & Heath (
By Mark Frink
Recording Notes
ALAN PARSONS
Over the course of a career that spans more than three decades, Alan Parsons has been a successful engineer, producer and recording artist — a...
By Blair Jackson
Cool Spins
John Adams: On the Transmigration of Souls (Nonesuch) This stirring 25-minute opus by contemporary classical composer John Adams was commissioned by...
DURAN DURAN
I confess: I am a former jazz shoe — wearing, button-collecting Durannie. From age 12 until my sophomore year of high school, I scoured my local...
By Heather Johnson
EARTH, WIND & FIRE'S “SHINING STAR”
Maurice White took a walk one night early on in Earth, Wind & Fire's three-week stay at Caribou Ranch in rural Colorado for the recording of their landmark...
By Robyn Flans
THE NEVILLE BROTHERS
It's been five years since New Orleans' Neville Brothers recorded an album in the studio. During that time, they've toured plenty, as they always have,...
By Blair Jackson
Coast to Coast
INDIE BUZZ
LOG ON TO THE WEB TO STARE AT THE SON (VOLT) Jay Farrar returned to his St. Louis studio to record the first Son Volt album since the 1998 release, Wide...
L.A. GRAPEVINE
Hollywood Boulevard was typically crazy. At Mann's Chinese, tourists gawked over movie star footprints, a man with an antenna on his head held court...
by Maureen Droney
NASHVILLE SKYLINE
I've always loved Christmas albums of just about any kind, but the ones that I return to are unusually durable statements that transcend the season and...
by Rick Clark
NEW YORK METRO
Love it or hate it, American Idol is a popular phenomenon, attracting millions of viewers and turning its winners into instant stars. Producer Harold...
by David Weiss
TRACK SHEET
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Hillary Duff recorded new tracks at The Village (West L.A.) with producer Julian Bunetta and engineer Eric Sarafin; PJ Harvey stopped...
Insider Audio
Virtual Stuff
One of comedian George Carlin's most incisive routines is about stuff: How do we get it? What do we do with it? How do we keep it safe? Where the heck...
BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN
Tech's Files
The Sound of Vacuum Tubes, Part I
This the season to snuggle up to a warm ampli-fire with a good book (or this magazine). Amplification is the topic this time — specifically, the...
BY EDDIE CILETTI
From the Editor
China: A Study in Contrasts
During my brief 51 years on this planet (including 23 years with Mix), I've traveled to dozens of countries on six continents and thought I'd seen it...
George Petersen Editorial Director
Current/Industry News
DEMAND FOR MASTERING SHOWS IN NEW ROOMS
TRUTONE, NEW YORK CITY Co-developed by John Storyk of Walters-Storyk Design Group, Trutone's mastering studio on West 44th Street in New York City —...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
DUBLINERS GET BAKED IN L.A.
Ireland-based The Dubliners visited L.A.-based Cups 'N Strings to restore their multitrack analog masters (recorded between 1975 and 1983 at various...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
ENTRAVISION CONNECTS WITH NEVE
Creative Studio Solutions, a studio design and engineering firm, was contracted by Entravision (L.A.) to conduct a massive install of its 27 networked...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
INDUSTRY NEWS
Rupert Neve Designs (Wimberley, TX) has added Drake Williams to its technical design team and Sandra Kuhns to the management team…Post facility...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
NOTES FROM THE NET
ARTIST MAITREYA TRUSTS WEED Sananda Maitreya's Angles & Vampires features his own version of TrustyFiles P2P file-sharing software — distributing...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
ON THE MOVE
Who: David Hetrick, KRK director of worldwide sales Main Responsibilities: manage domestic rep firms, international distributors and numerous temperamental...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
SAX CREATES OWN WALL OF SOUND
Doug Sax, owner of The Mastering Lab in L.A., has opened a new two-room studio facility featuring a customized Acoustic Technology Company ATC SCM150A...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
TEC AWARDS 2004
San Francisco Marriott Hotel, Yerba Buena Ballroom, October 30, 2004, 8:30 p.m. sharp — Audiophiles gathered to see the industry's finest professionals...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
TRUE REMOTE RECORDING — VIA THE WEB
Longtime Dallas-based drummer Ron Kaplan (pictured) recently found himself on the “other side of the glass,” when longtime friend, Chicago-based...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
YAMAHA MERGES DEPARTMENTS
Yamaha's new Music Production department — which resides in its Pro Audio & Combo (PAC) division — will align all of the company's home recording...
COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY
General
2004 TEC AWARDS WINNERS
Held on Saturday, October 30, at the San Francisco Marriott, the Technical Excellence & Creativity Awards celebrated its 20 years in style. With surprise...
AES San Francisco Can't Top This!
It's hard to imagine a more enjoyable audio trade show than the 117th AES Convention, held in San Francisco from October 28-31, 2004. The weather cooperated,...
By the Mix Editors
Airshow Mastering
You've probably seen Airshow Mastering in the pages of Mix before. Glamour shots of the company's freshly designed studios showcase cutting-edge gear...
BY BARBARA SCHULTZ
AVATAR STUDIOS: BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE LETTER G
Adding to studios A, B, C, D, E and R, Avatar Studios (New York City, www.avatarstudios.net)...
Bringing The Show Home
A quick perusal of the music DVDs section at your local music store will tell you that this is a booming area bringing in a lot of work to recording...
By Blair Jackson
Correction
The Princeton Digital SP2016 plug-in version of the legendary Eventide SP2016 reverb was inadvertantly left out of the “Are You Plugged In”...
CORRECTIONS
AUDIO EDUCATION SOCIETY? Not exactly, but that's what Mix inadvertently mistitled the Audio Engineering Society in Theresa Leonard's November essay on,...
Dave Harris
Welcome to Charlotte, N.C., a traditional Southern town that has made its name as one of the nation's banking centers, a locus for Big Tobacco “where...
BY BREEAN LINGLE
LOS SUPER SEVEN REGROUP FOR SUPER THIRD
The Grammy-winning pan-Latin project known as Los Super Seven reconvened for their third album, Heard It on Border Radio, which was co-produced by Rick...
P.J. HARVEY
In what P.J. Harvey has described as one of her favorite cities and venues, her two-night stay at San Francisco's The Warfield at the end of October...
by Steve Jennings
Rodney Jerkins
At 27, Rodney Jerkins has a list of credits — as a producer, musician and songwriter — that could make an industry veteran's head spin. He...
By Elianne Halbersberg
Strictly Summing
After amplification, summing and mixing are two of the oldest and most basic audio processes — going back to the early radio broadcast days when...
BY BARRY RUDOLPH
The Hidden Sony Masters
It's hard to hide when you're a music industry giant, but Sony Mastering has done a great job of just that for at least a decade. As with the other divisions...
BY DAVID WEISS
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