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• Audio-Technica AT895 Mics Used for Coverage of World Cup Benches
Client wanted audio discrimination between the crowd noise and the benches
• JamSync Authors Indie Film Winner in New DVD Suite
DVD authoring a "natural progression" from multi-channel audio work
• BitHeadz Updates Unity Session
Version 3.0.3 offers new MIDI plugin features
• Mackie Releases Pultec EQP-1A Program Equalizer for UAD-1
Electronic reproduction of classic Pultec hardware equalizer
• Sonic Foundry Announces the Mick Fleetwood: Total Drumming Loops for ACID Loop Library
• Pro Tools 5.3.1 Upgrade for Windows and Mac
Cross-platform Avid interoperability for Pro Tools|HD on Windows XP Professional and Mac OS 9.x.
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Budget-minded cousin of the KSM-32 doesn't skimp on features
The Shure KSM series now includes three microphones, the KSM44, KSM32 and the new budget-minded Shure KSM27. This latest addition to the line is also a side-address condenser microphone with a cardioid polar pattern, like its cousin, the KSM32. In spite of the lower price range, Shure did not skimp on the features; this mic delivers the value one traditionally expects from a Shure microphone.
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As Chief Engineer of Spike Recording on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, Matt Chiaravalle has overseen a wide range of projects in the studio’s five-year history, from well-known artists such as Warren Zevon and Anton Fig to a wide range of up-and-coming acts. But one he’s just finished for 24-year-old guitar phenom Joe Bonamassa ranks as one of the most interesting, and not just because of Bonamassa’s inspired playing.
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