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So is it true what they say:
"4 years jail for murdering Michael Jackson, and 5 years for downloading his music."
If so, strange world we exist in.
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In Topic: Lab grade measurement microphones
02 February 2012 - 03:41 AM
aether, on 26 January 2012 - 03:16 AM, said:
Hello, I'm a student looking to build an impedance tube setup and need some expert knowledge on the microphones. For those unfamiliar with impedance tube they basically setup a standing wave along the length of the tube and the pressure is measured at various locations which in turn allows you to calculate the acoustic impedance at the sample end. Here is a pic:
You have me intrigued! I get the idea of standing waves from the frequencies that align themselves with the length / tuning of the tube, and you're taking measurements and analysing them at various points along the tube (that's kinda right, yeah?), but curious how is it used in practice? And what is it typically used for? Even Google's left me stumped.
In Topic: Help me get to 2500 posts please
25 January 2012 - 02:30 PM
Jon S, on 17 January 2012 - 06:43 PM, said:
What are your thoughts on Vinnie Colaiuta?
Absolutely love the Colaiuta myself!
In Topic: Best programs for a beginning producer
25 January 2012 - 02:25 PM
Ableton Live is undoubtedly gonna be a strong number one suggestion (with the thrill of dropping in/out various audio clips in a non-linear style, to build fresh, improvised arrangements), however, Cubase, Logic (Mac only) and Pro Tools will manage sample editing and quantized placement along a linear timeline (start to finish, left to right, from A to 
, with full MIDI sequencing support. I've not worked with MIDI in Ableton at all really, though I'm sure there'll be someone to chime in with its pros and cons.
, with full MIDI sequencing support. I've not worked with MIDI in Ableton at all really, though I'm sure there'll be someone to chime in with its pros and cons.
