Andy Hong
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Gear Geeking - Issue 175 (opens the original)
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A sound pressure level meter is a great tool for promoting safe monitoring volumes, but it's also handy for making mix decisions. We all hear relative volumes between instruments, vocals, and other sound sources differently as we adjust the overall volume. If a background vocal is too quiet in one song versus another song that was mixed differently, a meter allows me to compare the two at matched volumes. Making these kinds of decisions for recalled mixes is also easier once level matched. My be
Gear Geeking - Issue 174 (opens the original)
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With online shopping being the norm for most of us, it's easy to forget that knowledgeable salespeople exist in the pro audio industry. Meanwhile, our recording rigs are composed of computers, interfaces, and software that interoperate using a dizzying array of technologies and protocols with cryptic names and acronyms. I had several detailed discussions recently with engineer Phillip Smith (Historic RCA Studio A in Nashville) about the pros/cons of Dante, AES67, Ravenna, AVB, and MADI connectiv
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