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       AES: Recording Technology and Practices
       By: eyeconic Date: April 5, 2018, 9:42 am
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       Recording Discussion Forum
       Join the discussion!
       Sources of Information and Events
       Tutorials and Features
       tutorials
       1) Microphone History
       Microphone selection and collection is easier, more fun, and
       more effective when informed by a deep understanding of their
       history.
       by Jörg Wuttke, Ulrich Apel, Sean Davies, Stephan Peus
       2) What's your EQ IQ?
       Find out how to use EQ properly from the professor who wrote the
       book.
       by Alex Case
       3) The Growing Importance of Mastering in the Home Studio Era
       Learn about mastering for home studios.
       by Andres Mayo
       More Tutorials
       AES Events
       AES141 Immersive Audio
       Immersive Audio Featured at AES 140th Convention, Paris
       AES Workshops and Tutorials in the Immersive Audio Track will
       highlight the current state of the art plus leading edge
       research in surround sound and 3D recording and reproduction
       practices.
       AES E-Library
       elib
       MixViz: A Tool to Visualize Masking in Audio Mixes
       A real-time audio production tool is developed to help users
       visually detect and eliminate masking in audio mixes.
       by Jon Ford, Mark Cartwright, Bryan Pardo
       
       Stereo and Surround Panning in Practice
       The apparent position of speech and music sound sources was
       investigated using both a two channel loudspeaker array and a
       three channel loudspeaker array.
       by David Griesinger
       More E-Library Content
       Other good stuff
       Zoe Thrall
       Recording the Electric Guitar - The Science and the Myth
       The typical starting approach at the guitar amp: Shure SM57
       microphone, slightly off center of one of the cones of a driver,
       up close and almost touching the grille cloth. Oh, and angle the
       microphone a little. Ask veteran engineers why this microphone
       placement strategy is so common and a range of justifications
       follows, from seemingly scientific explanations, to vague
       guesses, to an honest, “I have no idea. I’ve always done it that
       way. Everyone does.”
       
       
       Phil Ramone
       Need we say more?
       Irv Joel interviews Phil Ramone
       
       Stokowski and the Evolution of Recording Techniques
       Leopold Stokowski was active as a recording artist from 1917
       until 1977—virtually the entire period of the recording of music
       by analog technology.
       by Francis Rumsey
       Standards Documents
       AES65-2012: Connector for surround microphones.
       This standard specifies a connector type and contact assignment
       for microphones having up to six balanced analog output
       channels, as used in surround sound applications.
       
       AES-11id-2006 (r2012): AES Information document for preservation
       of audio recordings.
       This information document provides guidelines for archivists
       faced with storing a variety of audio, still image and moving
       image media in a single storage environment.
       
       More Standards
       Technical Council
       AES Technical Committee
       Technical Committee on Recording Technology and Practices
       The committee offers the expertise of its international members,
       representing the professional studio community, to the research,
       development, and manufacturing segments of the Society. It aims
       to collaborate with other technical committees in establishing
       equipment evaluation and testing procedures that reflect the
       real-world conditions of professional use. It seeks to evaluate
       and recommend procedures and practices relevant to production,
       as well as to suggest new tools and areas of investigation
       essential to the advancement of professional audio production.
       The committee intends to become a forum that networks members of
       other professional organizations.
       
       Technical Document: Delivery of Recorded Music Projects
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