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Here at RP, we want to offer more than just a few audio
forums. We also hope to provide a wealth of interesting and entertaining
information. While many of our articles are certainly geared towards the
novice and intermediate, even seasoned professionals will find something
useful (well, we can hope).
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| Jan 13, 2004 - |
Multi Mic Guitar Recording by Aaron Carey
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Getting a good tone and avoiding phase problems when using two mics on an electric guitar rig. |
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| Nov 23, 2003 - |
Mixing 101 - A Mixing Primer by Bruce Valeriani
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A introduction to the craft of mixing. Covers levels, EQ, effects processing, and more! |
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| Oct 29, 2003 - |
Understanding Reverb by Moshe Wohl
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Moshe Wohl uses short audio samples to help us understand the basics of using reverb. |
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| Oct 29, 2003 - |
The Compressor/Limiter by Moshe Wohl
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An intermediate-level look into using compressors and limiters. Annotated with helpful audio examples. |
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| May 01, 2005 - |
Jim Maxon Interview by Dann Hamer
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An interview with Jim Maxon, AKA 'LJ Max' by Dann Hamer. |
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| Mar 15, 2005 - |
Alan Brane Interview by Dann Hamer
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An interview with RP Member Alan Brane, AKA 'M.Brane', by Dann 'Badgas' Hamer. |
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| Dec 07, 2003 - |
Aaron Carey Interview by Ed Rei
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RP member Aaron Carey, (pipelineaudio) has worked with the likes of Stevie Nicks, The Gin Bloosoms, Vanilla Ice, and Megadeath. Ed Rei (sonusman) recently caught up with Aaron to try to learn a little about this "industry stud". |
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| Nov 12, 2003 - |
Mike McCarthy Interview by Travis Engler
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Travis Englar interviews Mike McCarthy, Producer of Spoon's albums Girls Can Tell and Killing the Moonlight. |
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| Mar 04, 2004 - |
Using a Digital Multimeter by Matt Newport
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An article discussing the various features and common uses for digital multimeters. |
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| Feb 13, 2005 - |
NAMM Report by Allen Saul
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Allen Saul's NAMM 2005 Report |
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| Jan 11, 2004 - |
Technology and Art Music, 1920–1950. Ships in the Night? by Jay Ricketts
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"...two futures of music. In one, technology fed the creative world, giving new palettes and brushes, allowing musicians to create new art. In the other, technology was the needle and spoon delivering the new opiate for the
masses: music." |
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