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Thursday, October 07, 2010
PSW Staff 10/07/10 07:20 AM, 0 CommentsThe Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences (CRAS) has taken delivery of two Endless Analog CLASP (Closed Loop Analog Signal Processor) systems for their Tempe and Gilbert, Arizona campus facilities. The Conservatory made the decision to add CLASP to its A Studios after Chris Estes, Founder/President of Endless Analog, held two days of intense workshops and seminars at the school back in May. The CLASP units will be used in conjunction with CRAS’s SSL 4000 Series consoles, Studer A-820 2-inch… View this story
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Wednesday, October 06, 2010
PSW Staff 10/06/10 08:20 AM, 0 CommentsSonivox has announced the worldwide availability of the first instrument from their new NEMESYNTH Audio Research Group, Vocalizer - Vocal Production Synthesizer. Vocalizer is a completely new concept in modern music production that couples a new technology synthesis engine with an open input based architecture. Vocalizer is one part effect plugin and one part virtual instrument. Vocalists, non-vocalists, & producers feed Vocalizer any audio source, and it re-pitches, effects, and re-synthesizes the original source into a whole new sound. Primarily… View this story
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Monday, September 27, 2010
PSW Staff 09/27/10 01:00 PM, 0 CommentsWaves has announced the introduction of the all new Video Sound Suite. First impressions are lasting impressions, and with producers and clients focused on every frame, even rough cuts have to win them over. That means when you hit play, what comes out of your speakers has to be every bit as good as what’s up on the screen. With the new Waves Video Sound Suite of audio plugins, now your location sound can instantly sound as good as your… View this story
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Friday, September 24, 2010
PSW Staff 09/24/10 12:45 PM, 0 CommentsUniversal Audio has announced the release of the EP-34 Tape Echo plug-in for the UAD-2. Universal Audio’s EP-34 Tape Echo plug-in gives guitar players and mix engineers the rich, warm tape delay effects of vintage Echoplex units, now on the UAD-2 Powered Plug-Ins platform for Mac and PC. Unlike other Echoplex emulations, the EP-34 is the first plug-in that targets specific behaviors of both the EP-3 and EP -4 Echoplexes. The DSP experts at UA ensured that the EP-34 plug-in… View this story
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PSW Staff 09/24/10 09:48 AM, 0 CommentsWaves Audio has announced the introduction of the C6 Multiband Compressor. For years, the Waves C4 has been used engineers the world over and the C6 builds upon its predecessor’s functionality, taking it to the next level. To create the C6, Waves took all the functions of the C4, and then added two additional floating bands plus a sidechain feature, for one-stop vocal and instrument shaping. The C6 lets users zero in on problem frequencies with surgical precision. With four… View this story
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Friday, September 17, 2010
PSW Staff 09/17/10 01:09 PM, 1 CommentDynamic range can be defined as the distance between the loudest possible level to the lowest possible level. For example, if a processor states that the maximum input level before distortion is +24 dBu and the output noise floor is -92 dBu, then the processor has a total dynamic range of 24 + 92 = 116 dB. However, the average dynamic range of an orchestral performance can range from - 50 dBu to +10 dBu on average. This equates to… View this story
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Thursday, September 09, 2010
PSW Staff 09/09/10 09:15 AM, 0 CommentsProvided by Sweetwater. Q: Recently I’ve been finding that when I’m recording and mixing, a lot of time is being wasted. However, darned if I know where it’s going! Lately I’ve really been trying to focus in sessions and not get off task, but, I still feel like the little things are taking up time when they shouldn’t. Do you have any advice? A: There’s no doubt that your workflow within the studio can be critical. Unfortunately, getting just… View this story
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Friday, September 03, 2010
Joe Gilder 09/03/10 03:32 PM, 2 CommentsThis article is provided by Home Studio Corner. Whenever you’re recording, especially when dealing with vocals, there often comes a time when the mix sounds pretty good, and then things take a turn for the worse. All you did was perform a little processing and suddenly transients that once were soft are suddenly piercing and have ruined the mix. What to do? While you can try to simply EQ the track, that can easily ruin what was previously a… View this story
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PSW Staff 09/03/10 10:42 AM, 0 CommentsSonivox has anounced that it is now oofering a pre-release preview complete with MP3 and Video examples of the first instrument from their new Nemesynth Audio Research Group, The Vocalizer Production Synthesizer. Vocalizer is a new concept in music production that couples a new technology synthesis engine with an open input based architecture. Vocalizer is one part effect plugin and one part virtual instrument. Vocalists, non-vocalists, & producers feed Vocalizer any audio source, and it re-pitches, effects, and re-synthesizes the… View this story
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Thursday, September 02, 2010PSW Staff 09/02/10 10:02 AM, 0 CommentsProvided by Sweetwater. Q: I’m working on an album and I’m really having alot of trouble getting the rhytmeh guitar to sound just “right”. What i’ve discoverd is that it needs to sound more open, with maybe a more stereo feel. However, the problem I’m having is that when I tracked the instruments I only threw one mic on the amp. Of course, basically everything else was recorded stereo! So, now I’m at a loss. What can I do?… View this story
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