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December
5 2001 |
Tascam IntroducesTL-SYNC Master Synchronizer/Clock Generator
Drawmer Upgrades Its DC2476 Digital Processor
Mackie Introduces 400 Watt HRS120 Subwoofer
Native Instruments Ships Studio Collection
SM Pro Audio Debuts 24-bit PRISM Multi-Effects Unit
Cool Beans Opens New Audio Post Facilities
Drawmer Debuts DF330 Universal Noise Filter
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A Mixers Guide
By Jeff Wilson, Minnetonka Audio Software
In this feature Jeff Wilson combines his seven part series on mixing surround sound into a comprehensive, must read on how surround is created. Very soon you'll be mixing both new and old tracks for surround.
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