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"It
sounds a lot more like it does now than it did ten minutes ago."
-- Unknown A&R guy
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Apogee
Digital
Apogee Digital
are the pioneers of the UV-22 process. UV-22 is a word-length reduction
process which can convert 24-bit audio data to 16 or 20-bit data while
maintaining the quality of the larger word size.
Amongst other things it means your 24-bit mixes can be successfully transferred to 16-bit CDs without sacrificing their original high resolution.
Publisher of high quality music and sound effects for film and television - without the traditional hassles of licensing music. UK-based, but covers both sides of the Atlantic.
The
Kelly Industries Monitors Page
Although
located on a music store site, this page contains a huge range of
monitors of all types, with images and very useful descriptions and
links.
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Check these out & bookmark them before they change!
Track
Bouncing on V Tracks - For digital recording enthusiasts - how to
get the best out of virtual tracks
Metering
- Excellent article from PH Music on all types of meters and calibration
standards
Patching
Up - A Patchbay
FAQ from Sound on Sound. Very good article, but I do disagree with the
comments about bantam (TT) patchbays being unreliable ...
The
Producer-Engineer Interface
- A droll but devastatingly accurate look at the relationship between
the 'creative' producer and the 'techie' engineer - by Jerry Summers
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Becoming
a Producer "How do I go about becoming a producer? Is there a course I can do? " It all depends on how you define "producer". In its simplest sense it can mean anyone involved in sound production - so if you are a songwriter, musician or sound engineer, you could be regarded as a "producer of sound" ... If that's what you want (and you have the talent), then experience, skills in recording (i.e. "music production") can be gained through on-the-job training, sound engineering courses or a combination of both. There are many courses from which to choose. |
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For more general questions, check our question & answer page where members can ask broader questions such as "How do I get started as a sound engineer in this industry?"
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